In a nutshell
As part of the Hill Country Futures programme, Scarlatti conducted a longitudinal survey to grow the programme's knowledge base around the change journey that farmers and stakeholders are on and monitor progress towards this.
The data
Farmers and stakeholders were invited to participate in this longitudinal survey through B+LNZ social media (e-Diaries, Facebook, etc). Once a person completed the survey, permission was sought to re-contact them annually, which enabled the monitoring of change over time.
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