B 1 List of basic information of farmers' natural risk classification:

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(1) The plant industry faces great risks: 1. Natural disasters, 2. Market risk (price fluctuation), 3. Disease disaster, 4 = Other (specify).

(2) Main natural risks faced by local farming: 1. Drought, 2. Long live number three. Pests, 4. Disease, 5. Flood, 6. Drought, 7. Others (specify).

(3) Main risks faced by aquaculture: 1. Natural disasters, 2. Market risk (price fluctuation), 3. Disease disaster, 4 = Other (specify).

(4) Specify the impact of disaster losses on your agricultural production: 1. Strong, 2. A strong, 3. Generally speaking, 4. Weak.

(5) When your crops suffer losses, what measures do you use to spread the risks: 1. Themselves, 2. Help from relatives and friends, 3. Government relief, 4. Agricultural insurance, 5. Contract farming, 6. Futures market. Others (specify).

(6) Whether to participate in other insurances: 1. Medical insurance, 2. Plant disaster insurance industry. Aquaculture disaster insurance 4 property insurance 5 endowment insurance 6 transportation insurance 7. Others (specify).

(7) How much do you know about agricultural insurance? 1. Very good, two. General knowledge, 3. I don't understand.

B2 Farmers' cognition and willingness to purchase agricultural insurance are investigated in the following table:

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(1) If you buy agricultural insurance, you can buy it anywhere: 1. Insurance company, 2. Local governments, 3. Association organization 4 Others (specify).

(2) Are you satisfied with the insurance compensation? 1. Very satisfied, 2. Not very satisfied, 3. Generally speaking, 4. Not satisfied, 5. Very dissatisfied.

(3) If you are insured, please give reasons: 1. There are many disasters, 2. Compulsory purchase, 3. Let's buy, 4 = Other (specify).

(4) In your understanding and practice, the necessity and reliability of agricultural insurance: 1. It is necessary, 2. Also, three. There is no need, 4. Reliable, 5. Not reliable.

(5) Your willingness of agricultural insurance: 1. Very strong, 2. Relatively strong, 3. Generally speaking, 4. Not very strong, 5. I have no feeling.

(6) The reason why you don't take out agricultural insurance: 1. Unable to settle claims in time, 2. Underwriting ratio is too low, 3. The premium is too high. Not reliable, 5. There is no business, no procurement, 6. Low income, cash purchase, 7. I don't know, 8. No risk, 9. Others (specify).

(7) Access to insurance information: 1. Television, 2. Broadcast, 3. Newspapers, 4. The insurance company sells 5. Friend 6 introduces 7 village cadres, 8 citizens' associations and 9. other

B3 Basic Conditions and Orders of Questionnaire on Farmers' Attitude to Agriculture;

(1) What do you think are the main reasons for the difference (you can check it according to the importance): 1. Poor natural conditions or many disasters, 2. Proportion of labor force, 3. Sickness and disability, 4. Family planning fine, 5. Children's school expenses, 6. Others (specify).

(2) Does the government enjoy subsidies for disaster relief? 1. Yes, 2. No, three. I don't know

(3) Assuming that the annual output of wheat is 400kg per mu, what kind of guarantee level and price do you think is most suitable if you participate in agricultural insurance? 1. & lt5 yuan/mu, 2.5- 10 yuan/mu, 3. 10- 15 yuan/mu, 4. & gt 15 yuan/mu.

(4) When and how: 1. Government organizations. Civil society organizations. Introduce relatives, 4. Spontaneous.

(5) Reasons for participating in agriculture: 1. In order to sell products, 2. For price guarantee, 3. In order to get financial support, 4. So as to obtain technical support.

(6) The order signed with farmers is located at: 1. Seller, 2. And enterprises, 3. With the supply and marketing cooperatives, 4. Cooperative organizations with farmers. With village organizations, 6. Agriculture sector, other 7

(7) In terms of reducing production costs: 1. Not good, 2. Small benefits, 3. General benefits, 4. Greater benefits. 5. A great advantage.

(8) In terms of improving product quality: 1. Not good, 2. Small benefits, 3. General benefits, 4. Greater benefits. 5. A great advantage.

(9) Increase sales: 1. Not good, 2. Small benefits, 3. General benefits, 4. Greater benefits. 5. A great advantage.

(10) is at a stable price: 1. Not good, 2. Small benefits, 3. General benefits, 4. Greater benefits. 5. A great advantage.

(1 1) is reducing the cost of sales: 1. Not good, 2. Small benefits, 3. General benefits, 4. Greater benefits. 5. A great advantage.

(12) If you participate in futures trading, the proportion of the total futures trading in one year is: 1. & lt30%, 2.30% -50%, 3.50% -70%, 4.70% -90%.5.& gt90%.