Allotments and Garden Association Salisbury (AGAS) Survey

Allotments and Garden Association Salisbury (AGAS) Survey
Dear Member

The committee members of the Allotments and Gardens Association Salisbury (AGAS) meet each month to discuss how we can continue and improve what we offer our members.

We have created this questionnaire for you to complete at any time, and as often as you like so that we can bring your ideas, feedback into our meetings and help us plan. Please answer each section that feels relevant to you.

We would really value your input around any ideas that would help us understand how we can improve and ensure that we remain an association that you feel offers value and support to individuals and the wider community.

Thank you for your time.

The Committee Members
Name (optional)

First NameLast Name
1.The AGAS Trading Hut stocks a wide range of gardening essentials for members at discounted prices.
Do you visit the AGAS Trading Hut.....

Once a yearOnce a monthEvery weekMore than once a week
What do you visit the AGAS Trading Hut for?

To have a chatTo buy seedsTo buy toolsTo ask adviceTo buy compost/manureOther
If you have selected other, please let us know
Is there anything that you would like the Trading Hut to stock that is currently not available?
Are there any factors we should know about that prevent you from visiting the shop?
2. The Annual Summer Show (previously Horticultural Show), which aims to be a fun and competitive celebration of produce that members have grown.
Do you participate/visit the AGAS Summer Show.........

Every yearSometimesNeverOther
If you have selected other, please tell us more
Do you participate or visit the Horticultural Show for.....

A fun outingTo learn from other gardenersTo share your successesTo support AGASOther
If you have selected other, please tell us more
What do you like about the Horticultural show or do you have any suggestions that would improve the Horticultural Show?
Are there any factors that we should know about that prevent you from participating in the Horticultural show?
3. Teaching sessions linked to skills required in the allotment/garden
What would you be interested to learn about at these sessions?
How much would you be happy to pay for these sessions?

Free£5£7.50£10.00Other
If you have selected other, please tell us more
4. Organised Day Trips
What ideas do you have for day trips that would interest you?
Please let us know what days of the week would suit you best for planned trips
How much would you be happy to pay for these trips?

£10£15£20£30£40Other
If you have selected other, please tell us more
5. What else could AGAS be doing to build membership and community?
Please offer any other ideas of things that you would like AGAS to be doing
6. Joining the AGAS Committee
Would you be interested in joining the AGAS Committee?

Yes (this indicates that you are happy for a committee member to make contact with you)Maybe, I would like to know moreNo
Do you have any skills/trade that you feel you could offer that might add to the skill set of the AGAS commitee ie; trading, promotion?marketing, graphic design, retail, stock management (heavy lifting), transport of stock (access to a van ideally), social media, fundraising, event management etc

TradingPromotionMarketingGraphic DesignOther
If you selected other, please tell us more
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Allotments and Garden Association Salisbury (AGAS) Survey

1.The AGAS Trading Hut stocks a wide range of gardening essentials for members at discounted prices.

2. The Annual Summer Show (previously Horticultural Show), which aims to be a fun and competitive celebration of produce that members have grown.

3. Teaching sessions linked to skills required in the allotment/garden

4. Organised Day Trips

5. What else could AGAS be doing to build membership and community?

6. Joining the AGAS Committee