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A Systems View Across Time and Space

Table 1 Seven dimensions of AprenSAT and attributes of the study

From: Evaluating agripreneurs’ satisfaction: exploring the effect of demographics and emporographics

Constructs

No

Code

Items

Materials availability (Ao, et al., 2017; Singh & Kalra, 2019)

1

MA-1

Availability of quality saplings

2

MA-2

Availability of farm equipment

3

MA-3

Availability of round the clock uninterrupted power

4

MA-4

Availability of enough water for irrigation and related purposes

5

MA-5

Availability of fertilizers and manures

6

MA-6

Availability of Pesticides and weedicides

7

MA-7

Cost of equipment and fertilizers

Government support (Kakkar et al., 2014; Mazibuko & Antwi, 2018; Mwamakimbula, 2014; Ncube, 2017; Selvaraj, 2015; Zawojska, 2010)

8

GS-1

Conduction of Education/ awareness programmes by government

9

GS-2

Availability of tailor-made insurance schemes offered by the government

10

GS-3

Subsidies provided for the purchase of farm equipment, fertilizers etc

11

GS-4

Relief measures during drought, flood and other natural disasters

12

GS-5

Technical assistance from the government (such as soil report, weather report, market data etc.)

Farm growth (Lingesiya, 2017; Singh et al., 2019)

13

FG-1

Increase in cultivation area

14

FG-2

Increase in production Turnover/ sales from the agri-business

15

FG-3

Increase in usage of modern equipment

16

FG-4

Growth in the number of labourers employed

Farm income (Ayranci, 2011; Chakraborty et al., 2019; Lingesiya, 2017)

17

FI-1

Support of income generated from agriventure to maintain the desired level of standard of living

18

FI-2

Income derived from allied agricultural activity

19

FI-3

Return on Investment (ROI) from the agripreneurship

Market performance (Lingesiya, 2017; Singh & Kalra, 2019)

20

MP-1

Reception of farm produces in the markets

21

MP-2

The market price for produces

22

MP-3

Increase in the customer base as compared with the commencement of business

23

MP-4

Growth in market coverage

Cultivation and production (Lingesiya, 2017; Singh & Kalra, 2019)

24

CP-1

Cost of crop maintenance

25

CP-2

Quantity of produce from the farm

26

CP-3

The ability of a farm to cultivation new crops based on market demand

Perceived farm image (Ayranci, 2011; Chakraborty et al., 2019)

27

PFI-1

Image of farm compared with neighbouring farms

28

PFI-2

Recognition to farm in the society

29

PFI-3

Individual recognition/ identify created by agri-venture