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Cordova Cooperative Greenhouse Initiative

Community survey

Funding for a Cooperative Greenhouse feasibility study has been awarded by the USDA Rural Business Development Grant to the Copper River Watershed Project, Prince William Sound Economic Development District, along with an advisory board of community members. The study aims to determine whether or not the project is financially or technically feasible.
1.Would you be interested in committing volunteer time to a cooperative greenhouse in exchange for produce? If yes, how many hours each month?
2.Would you be interested in opportunities for kids to be involved(eg. through organizations, schools, clubs)? 
3.What would be the top three vegetables you buy each week if you could choose any produce items?
4.When you are shopping for fresh fruits and vegetables, how important are the following things:
Very Important
Somewhat important 
Neutral
Somewhat unimportant
Not important
Freshness
Low Price
Grown locally
Organic
Variety
5.How do you feel about the fruits and vegetables that are available in the community right now?
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
The fruits and vegetables in my community are always very fresh.
I would be willing to pay a little more for very fresh produce.
Organic produce options are usually available 
I think fruits and vegetables should be grown locally.
I would support a local business that sells fresh fruits and vegetables.
6.Would you be interested in buying vegetable starts for your own garden?
7.Do you agree that a composting service in Cordova would be beneficial to the community?
8.How important is year-round vegetable production to you?
9.Additional Comments:
10.If you would like to be added to a mailing list with information relating to a cooperative greenhouse initiative, please add your first, last name, and email address below: