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. 2014 Dec 23;12(1):32–63. doi: 10.3390/ijerph120100032

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Spiderwebs demonstrating the mean of the results of the self-assessment tool on current agricultural practices and management systems of the eight farms, greenhouse farms ■ and open field farms × A, B: Level 1 low-risk, level 2 medium-risk, and level 3 high-risk situations. C, D, E: Level 1 activity is not present; level 2 activity is conducted based on historical knowledge of the farmers based on self-insights; level 3 activity is performed based on best practices according to guidelines; and level 4 activity is tailored and fit-for-purpose for the farm-specific situation. F: Level 1, no information is available; level 2, ad hoc information is present and sometimes problems occur (reactive behavior of farmers); level 3, systematic information is collected and sometimes problems occur (proactive behavior of farmer); level 4, systematic information is present and no problems are occurring.

Spiderwebs demonstrating the mean of the results of the self-assessment tool on current agricultural practices and management systems of the eight farms, greenhouse farms ■ and open field farms × A, B: Level 1 low-risk, level 2 medium-risk, and level 3 high-risk situations. C, D, E: Level 1 activity is not present; level 2 activity is conducted based on historical knowledge of the farmers based on self-insights; level 3 activity is performed based on best practices according to guidelines; and level 4 activity is tailored and fit-for-purpose for the farm-specific situation. F: Level 1, no information is available; level 2, ad hoc information is present and sometimes problems occur (reactive behavior of farmers); level 3, systematic information is collected and sometimes problems occur (proactive behavior of farmer); level 4, systematic information is present and no problems are occurring.