Table C-14 continued
Construct
Access to Resources

Self-Identity


 Choose term based on how
 respondent defines self in A.
 Choose term based on how
 respondent defines self in A.


 Normative Beliefs

 Socioeconomic Characteristics


Associated Questions
Where (or to whom) do you go to when you have issues or
concerns about your farm/garden?
A. Do you think of yourself as a traditional
farmer/gardener or as a modem (non-traditional)
farmer/gardener? Why?
What does traditional or non-traditional/modern farmer
mean to you?
Do you like it (or would you like it) when/if people call
you a traditional farmer/gardener or non-traditional/
modern farmer/gardener?
Why or why not?
Who supports traditional farming/gardening in your
community? Why?
What county do you garden/farm in?
How long have you lived at your current residence?


What community are you a part of?
Do you have hired help on the farm/garden?
(IF YES) How many people?
What crops do you grow?


If says sells crop in A
If says sells crop in A


If yes to B


If says sells crop in A

If responds yes to C


 If responds yes to D
Behavior


If respond No to A
If respond No to A


A. What do you do with the crops you grow?
Where or to whom do you sell them to?
B. Do you or a vendor label or present your products in a
way that let buyers know that they are buying it from an
Indian?
How are the product presented which let buyers know that
they are from Indians?

C. Do you make your decisions about what products to sell
based on their association with the Cherokee Nation?
What are the main products you sell based on their
association with the Cherokee Nation?
D. Do people who are not paid help you with the
farm/garden?
How many people?
Name what you think are the 5 most important traditional
Cherokee farming/gardening practices?
A. You mentioned in the questionnaire that you use
practice X.
Have you always used this practice? (use practices that
are sometimes, often, and almost always)
What did you use before this?
Why did you start using practice X?