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General Overview [All Regions]

Description	Results
Interview period	19-Nov-2023 to 21-Nov-2023
Total number of Respondents	93 (Male:52 Female:41)
Number of Districts	1
Average age of respondents	43 "Min:22 Max:80)
Average household size (number of household members)	8 "Min:3 Max:28)
Average proportion of seed acquired and planted in the previous season (percentage)	44.60 "Min:5.00 Max:85.00)
Average size of land (acres) allocated by respondent to the target VPC in the last season	0.93 "Min:0.13 Max:4.00)
Average size of land (acres) allocated by other household members for VPC production in the last season	0.67 "Min:0.25 Max:2.00)

Respondent categorisation by Sex [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
00	Female	41	44.09
01	Male	52	55.91
	Overall	93	100.00

Respondent categorisation into Youths or Adults [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
02	Youth (18-35 years)	30	32.26
03	Adult (above 35 years)	63	67.74
	Overall	93	100.00

Wealth status. I perceive myself to be [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Wealth- better off than others in my community	31	33.33
02	Wealth- same as others in my community	35	37.63
03	Wealth- worse off than others in my community	27	29.03
	Overall	93	100.00

The type of house I live in is [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
03	Own house, semi-permanent	18	19.35
04	Own house, permanent	75	80.65
	Overall	93	100.00

Average Annual Income of your household [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
25601	UGX 500,000 and below (USD 130)	10	10.75
25602	UGX 501,000 to 1 million (USD 131-260)	39	41.94
25603	UGX 1-6 million (USD 261-1,580)	41	44.09
25604	UGX 6-20 million (USD 1,581-5,280)	3	3.23
	Overall	93	100.00

What are the most important VPCs that you grow? [All Regions]

Note: results are from multiple-choice responses
Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Sweetpotato	61	32.97
03	Banana	61	32.97
04	Cassava	63	34.05
	Overall	185	100.00

b2. Why is the VPC important for your household [All Regions]

Note: results are from Roster Table with multiple-choice responses
Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Source of Income	176	34.38
02	Source of Food	178	34.77
03	Source of Medicine	14	2.73
04	Easy to grow	20	3.91
05	Early maturity	8	1.56
06	High yielding	10	1.95
07	Helps in time of hunger (food security)	39	7.62
08	Drought resistance	14	2.73
09	Highly marketable	6	1.17
10	Animal feed	40	7.81
11	Used for Manure	7	1.37
	Overall	512	100.00

b3. For whom in the household is the VPC most important? [All Regions]

Note: results are from Roster Table
Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Woman	30	16.22
02	Man	15	8.11
03	Both man and woman	18	9.73
04	Children	7	3.78
05	Everyone at home	115	62.16
	Overall	185	100.00

b4. Why is the VPC important to the household member? [All Regions]

Note: results are from Roster Table with multiple-choice responses
Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Source of Income	136	37.99
02	Source of Food	165	46.09
03	Source of Medicine	6	1.68
04	Easy to grow	5	1.40
05	Early maturity	2	0.56
06	High yielding	2	0.56
07	Helps in time of hunger (food security)	24	6.70
08	Drought resistance	2	0.56
09	Highly marketable	5	1.40
10	Animal feed	9	2.51
11	Used for Manure	2	0.56
	Overall	358	100.00

b6. If Study VPC is not included in top 3, where instead would you rank it in terms of importance? [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Fourth	9	28.13
02	Fifth	2	6.25
03	Third	21	65.63
	Overall	32	100.00

b7. If study VPC is not among the top 2 VPCs for the respondent, what were the reasons? [All Regions]

Note: results are from multiple-choice responses
Code	Description	Freq	Percent
02	Lack of knowledge in production	1	2.94
03	Lack of Storage Facility	1	2.94
04	Limited access to improved varieties	2	5.88
05	Low yield	11	32.35
06	Less resistant to pest and diseases	2	5.88
07	Lack of enough land	5	14.71
08	Less resistant to drought	2	5.88
09	Perenial- not seasonal i.e. takes long to grow	2	5.88
10	Limited market	2	5.88
11	Traditional belief	1	2.94
12	Very Seasonal	1	2.94
13	Health related problem	2	5.88
99	Not Applicable	2	5.88
	Overall	34	100.00

b8. Which VPCs does your spouse grow? [All Regions]

Note: results are from multiple-choice responses
Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Sweetpotato	28	25.45
03	Banana	21	19.09
04	Cassava	32	29.09
96	None	29	26.36
	Overall	110	100.00

b9. If your spouse grows/prefers different VPCs, why is this? [All Regions]

Note: results are from multiple-choice responses
Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Source of Income	26	40.63
02	Source of Food	31	48.44
04	Easy to grow	2	3.13
06	High yielding	1	1.56
07	Helps in time of hunger (food security)	1	1.56
09	Highly marketable	1	1.56
10	Animal feed	1	1.56
11	Used for Manure	1	1.56
	Overall	64	100.00

c1.1a. In this household, who makes decisions regarding how much accompanying technology to acquire (fertilizer, pesticide, new seed) for the VPC [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Respondent alone	38	40.86
02	Joint with spouse	41	44.09
03	Spouse alone	9	9.68
04	Adult male child	1	1.08
06	Joint with other household members	3	3.23
08	Female Parent	1	1.08
	Overall	93	100.00

c1.1b. To what extent do you participate in decisions regarding how much accompanying technology to acquire (fertilizer, pesticide, new seed) for the VPC [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
00	100 Percent	38	40.86
01	75 Percent	20	21.51
02	50 Percent	18	19.35
03	25 Percent	6	6.45
04	0 Percent	11	11.83
	Overall	93	100.00

c1.2a. In this household, who makes decisions regarding seed quality (vigor, viability) for the VPC [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Respondent alone	46	49.46
02	Joint with spouse	20	21.51
03	Spouse alone	23	24.73
04	Adult male child	1	1.08
06	Joint with other household members	2	2.15
08	Female Parent	1	1.08
	Overall	93	100.00

c1.2b. To what extent do you participate in decisions regarding the VPC seed quality assurance [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
00	100 Percent	46	49.46
01	75 Percent	7	7.53
02	50 Percent	11	11.83
03	25 Percent	4	4.30
04	0 Percent	25	26.88
	Overall	93	100.00

c1.3a. In this household, who makes decisions regarding how much of the VPC seed to acquire [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Respondent alone	46	49.46
02	Joint with spouse	24	25.81
03	Spouse alone	19	20.43
04	Adult male child	1	1.08
06	Joint with other household members	2	2.15
08	Female Parent	1	1.08
	Overall	93	100.00

c1.3b. To what extent do you participate in decisions regarding how much of the VPC seed to acquire [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
00	100 Percent	46	49.46
01	75 Percent	7	7.53
02	50 Percent	17	18.28
03	25 Percent	2	2.15
04	0 Percent	21	22.58
	Overall	93	100.00

c1.4a. In this household, who makes decisions regarding where to acquire seed for the VPC [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Respondent alone	52	55.91
02	Joint with spouse	20	21.51
03	Spouse alone	18	19.35
06	Joint with other household members	2	2.15
08	Female Parent	1	1.08
	Overall	93	100.00

c1.4b. To what extent do you participate in decisions regarding where to acquire the VPC seed [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
00	100 Percent	52	55.91
01	75 Percent	4	4.30
02	50 Percent	16	17.20
03	25 Percent	2	2.15
04	0 Percent	19	20.43
	Overall	93	100.00

c1.5a. In this household, who makes decisions regarding when to acquire seed for the VPC [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Respondent alone	50	53.76
02	Joint with spouse	27	29.03
03	Spouse alone	14	15.05
04	Adult male child	1	1.08
08	Female Parent	1	1.08
	Overall	93	100.00

c1.5b. To what extent do you participate in decisions regarding when to acquire the VPC seed [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
00	100 Percent	50	53.76
01	75 Percent	3	3.23
02	50 Percent	19	20.43
03	25 Percent	5	5.38
04	0 Percent	16	17.20
	Overall	93	100.00

c1.6a. In this household, who makes decisions regarding resource allocation to VPC seed production [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Respondent alone	39	41.94
02	Joint with spouse	26	27.96
03	Spouse alone	15	16.13
04	Adult male child	1	1.08
06	Joint with other household members	4	4.30
08	Female Parent	1	1.08
99	Not Applicable	7	7.53
	Overall	93	100.00

c1.6b. To what extent do you participate in decisions regarding resource allocation to seed production for the VPC [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
00	100 Percent	39	41.94
01	75 Percent	10	10.75
02	50 Percent	17	18.28
03	25 Percent	3	3.23
04	0 Percent	17	18.28
99	Not Applicable	7	7.53
	Overall	93	100.00

c1.7a. In this household, who makes decisions regarding labor use/allocation in seed production [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Respondent alone	46	49.46
02	Joint with spouse	28	30.11
03	Spouse alone	8	8.60
04	Adult male child	1	1.08
06	Joint with other household members	2	2.15
08	Female Parent	1	1.08
99	Not Applicable	7	7.53
	Overall	93	100.00

c1.7b. To what extent do you participate in decisions regarding labor use/allocation in seed production for the VPC [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
00	100 Percent	46	49.46
01	75 Percent	11	11.83
02	50 Percent	17	18.28
03	25 Percent	2	2.15
04	0 Percent	10	10.75
99	Not Applicable	7	7.53
	Overall	93	100.00

c2.1a. In this household, who makes decisions regarding which type of VPC seed to grow [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Respondent alone	43	46.24
02	Joint with spouse	26	27.96
03	Spouse alone	21	22.58
04	Adult male child	1	1.08
06	Joint with other household members	1	1.08
08	Female Parent	1	1.08
	Overall	93	100.00

c2.1b. To what extent do you participate in decisions regarding which type of seed to grow for the VPC [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
00	100 Percent	43	46.24
01	75 Percent	4	4.30
02	50 Percent	21	22.58
03	25 Percent	2	2.15
04	0 Percent	23	24.73
	Overall	93	100.00

c2.2a. In this household, who makes decisions regarding utilization of seed for the VPC [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Respondent alone	45	48.39
02	Joint with spouse	27	29.03
03	Spouse alone	18	19.35
04	Adult male child	1	1.08
06	Joint with other household members	1	1.08
08	Female Parent	1	1.08
	Overall	93	100.00

c2.2b. To what extent do you participate in decisions regarding utilization of the VPC seed [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
00	100 Percent	45	48.39
01	75 Percent	3	3.23
02	50 Percent	23	24.73
03	25 Percent	2	2.15
04	0 Percent	20	21.51
	Overall	93	100.00

c3.1a. In this household, who makes decisions regarding replacement of seed for the VPC [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Respondent alone	47	50.54
02	Joint with spouse	28	30.11
03	Spouse alone	14	15.05
04	Adult male child	1	1.08
05	Adult female child	1	1.08
06	Joint with other household members	1	1.08
08	Female Parent	1	1.08
	Overall	93	100.00

c3.1b. To what extent do you participate in decisions regarding replacement of the VPC seed [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
00	100 Percent	47	50.54
01	75 Percent	2	2.15
02	50 Percent	25	26.88
03	25 Percent	2	2.15
04	0 Percent	17	18.28
	Overall	93	100.00

c3.2a. In this household, who makes decisions regarding taking of credit (loan) for seed and accompanying technology for the VPC [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Respondent alone	26	27.96
02	Joint with spouse	29	31.18
03	Spouse alone	8	8.60
08	Female Parent	1	1.08
99	Not Applicable	29	31.18
	Overall	93	100.00

c3.2b. To what extent do you participate in decisions regarding taking of credit (loan) for seed and accompanying technology for the VPC [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
00	100 Percent	26	27.96
01	75 Percent	14	15.05
02	50 Percent	14	15.05
03	25 Percent	1	1.08
04	0 Percent	9	9.68
99	Not Applicable	29	31.18
	Overall	93	100.00

c3.3a. In this household, who makes decisions regarding hiring of land for target VPC production [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Respondent alone	28	30.11
02	Joint with spouse	21	22.58
03	Spouse alone	5	5.38
06	Joint with other household members	1	1.08
08	Female Parent	1	1.08
99	Not Applicable	37	39.78
	Overall	93	100.00

c3.3b. To what extent do you participate in decisions regarding hiring of land for the target VPC production [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
00	100 Percent	28	30.11
01	75 Percent	13	13.98
02	50 Percent	7	7.53
03	25 Percent	2	2.15
04	0 Percent	6	6.45
99	Not Applicable	37	39.78
	Overall	93	100.00

c4.1a. In this household, who makes decisions regarding selling of surplus seed and where for the VPC [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Respondent alone	24	25.81
02	Joint with spouse	29	31.18
03	Spouse alone	11	11.83
04	Adult male child	1	1.08
06	Joint with other household members	1	1.08
08	Female Parent	1	1.08
99	Not Applicable	26	27.96
	Overall	93	100.00

c4.1b. To what extent do you participate in decisions regarding selling of surplus VPC seed and where [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
00	100 Percent	24	25.81
01	75 Percent	11	11.83
02	50 Percent	13	13.98
03	25 Percent	6	6.45
04	0 Percent	13	13.98
99	Not Applicable	26	27.96
	Overall	93	100.00

c4.2a. In this household, who makes decisions regarding allocation of benefits from sales (e.g. paying school dues, food, clothes etc.) of the VPC [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Respondent alone	32	34.41
02	Joint with spouse	52	55.91
03	Spouse alone	3	3.23
06	Joint with other household members	4	4.30
99	Not Applicable	2	2.15
	Overall	93	100.00

c4.2b. To what extent do you participate in decisions regarding allocation of benefits from sales (e.g. paying school dues, food, clothes etc.) for the VPC [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
00	100 Percent	32	34.41
01	75 Percent	14	15.05
02	50 Percent	29	31.18
03	25 Percent	13	13.98
04	0 Percent	3	3.23
99	Not Applicable	2	2.15
	Overall	93	100.00

d1. What varieties of your most important VPC do you grow [All Regions]

Note: results are from multiple-choice responses
Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Local	74	57.81
02	Improved	54	42.19
	Overall	128	100.00

d1. What varieties of your SECOND MOST Important VPC do you grow [All Regions]

Note: results are from multiple-choice responses
Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Local	78	62.40
02	Improved	47	37.60
	Overall	125	100.00

d2b. Where do you source the VPC seed for improved varieties? [All Regions]

Note: results are from Roster Table with multiple-choice responses
Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Own farm	15	12.40
02	Research Institutions	2	1.65
03	Local market	1	0.83
04	Neighbours/ relatives/ friends	39	32.23
05	Seed multipliers	1	0.83
06	NGOs	5	4.13
07	Government (OWC, NAADs, extension)	41	33.88
08	Farmers group/ association	10	8.26
09	Schools or Churches or Mosques	7	5.79
	Overall	121	100.00

d2c. What is your preferred VPC seed source for improved varieties [All Regions]

Note: results are from Roster Table
Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Own farm	12	11.88
02	Research Institutions	2	1.98
04	Neighbours/ relatives/ friends	33	32.67
06	NGOs	5	4.95
07	Government (OWC, NAADs, extension)	34	33.66
08	Farmers group/ association	9	8.91
09	Schools or Churches or Mosques	6	5.94
	Overall	101	100.00

d2d. Why would you prefer a VPC source over another for your improved varieties [All Regions]

Note: results are from Roster Table with multiple-choice responses
Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Distance	3	2.11
02	Affordability	23	16.20
03	Reliability	32	22.54
04	Clean seed (disease free and high yielding)	27	19.01
05	Availability	56	39.44
06	Provides additional information on seed	1	0.70
	Overall	142	100.00

d2e. How do you transport the seed (improved varieties) from where you source it to your farm? [All Regions]

Note: results are from Roster Table with multiple-choice responses
Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Carry on the head/ back or by hand	7	7.07
02	Own bicycle	32	32.32
03	Own motorcycle (bodaboda)	7	7.07
04	Hire bicycle/ bodaboda	45	45.45
05	Vehicle	5	5.05
06	Wheelbarrow	3	3.03
	Overall	99	100.00

d2b. Where do you source the VPC seed for local varieties? [All Regions]

Note: results are from Roster Table with multiple-choice responses
Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Own farm	108	51.67
03	Local market	1	0.48
04	Neighbours/ relatives/ friends	87	41.63
05	Seed multipliers	2	0.96
06	NGOs	1	0.48
07	Government (OWC, NAADs, extension)	5	2.39
08	Farmers group/ association	5	2.39
	Overall	209	100.00

d2c. What is your preferred VPC seed source for local varieties [All Regions]

Note: results are from Roster Table
Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Own farm	100	65.79
03	Local market	1	0.66
04	Neighbours/ relatives/ friends	43	28.29
05	Seed multipliers	1	0.66
07	Government (OWC, NAADs, extension)	3	1.97
08	Farmers group/ association	4	2.63
	Overall	152	100.00

d2d. Why would you prefer a VPC source over another for your local varieties [All Regions]

Note: results are from Roster Table with multiple-choice responses
Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Distance	13	5.39
02	Affordability	23	9.54
03	Reliability	56	23.24
04	Clean seed (disease free and high yielding)	29	12.03
05	Availability	120	49.79
	Overall	241	100.00

d2e. How do you transport the seed (local varieties) from where you source it to your farm? [All Regions]

Note: results are from Roster Table with multiple-choice responses
Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Carry on the head/ back or by hand	26	22.61
02	Own bicycle	43	37.39
03	Own motorcycle (bodaboda)	4	3.48
04	Hire bicycle/ bodaboda	33	28.70
05	Vehicle	4	3.48
06	Wheelbarrow	5	4.35
	Overall	115	100.00

d3a. When do you acquire VPC seed for your production [All Regions]

Note: results are from multiple-choice responses
Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	January	2	0.90
02	February	9	4.07
03	March	19	8.60
04	April	50	22.62
05	May	50	22.62
06	June	14	6.33
07	July	3	1.36
08	August	18	8.14
09	September	23	10.41
10	October	21	9.50
11	November	10	4.52
12	December	2	0.90
	Overall	221	100.00

d3b. Why do you acquire seed at that time [All Regions]

Note: results are from multiple-choice responses
Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Availability of varieties	15	14.56
02	Planting time	85	82.52
03	Market strategy	2	1.94
05	Sprouts easily	1	0.97
	Overall	103	100.00

d3c. At what time did you receive VPC seed in the last season [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Just before the season	11	11.83
02	At the onset of the rainy season	52	55.91
03	In the middle of the rainy season	26	27.96
04	Towards the end of the season	4	4.30
	Overall	93	100.00

d4a. In the last one year, did you experience shortages in access to VPC seed [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
00	No	45	48.39
01	Yes	48	51.61
	Overall	93	100.00

d4b. When did the VPC seed shortage occur within the last one year [All Regions]

Note: results are from multiple-choice responses
Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	January	5	6.41
02	February	8	10.26
03	March	13	16.67
04	April	25	32.05
05	May	13	16.67
06	June	5	6.41
07	July	2	2.56
08	August	3	3.85
09	September	3	3.85
12	December	1	1.28
	Overall	78	100.00

d6. What caused the shortage in access to VPC seed [All Regions]

Note: results are from multiple-choice responses
Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	The seed was expensive	7	10.00
02	The seed was not available	24	34.29
03	My preferred variety was not available	4	5.71
04	The available quality was not good	1	1.43
05	Unfavourable weather	27	38.57
06	Pests and diseases	7	10.00
	Overall	70	100.00

d7. What were the effects of the shortages of your VPC seed [All Regions]

Note: results are from multiple-choice responses
Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Poor yields	15	13.89
02	Underutilization of land	17	15.74
03	Hunger due to low production	29	26.85
04	Reduced household income	27	25.00
06	Demotivation	18	16.67
07	Higher costs in seed acquisition	2	1.85
	Overall	108	100.00

d8. Where does your household obtain information regarding new VPCs seed? [All Regions]

Note: results are from multiple-choice responses
Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Government (extension, NARO, NAADs)	46	35.94
02	NGOs	2	1.56
03	Media e.g. radio, TV, social media, print	27	21.09
04	Neighbours or Family members	24	18.75
06	Places of worship	3	2.34
07	Schools	1	0.78
08	Agro dealers	10	7.81
11	Farmers Association	14	10.94
96	None	1	0.78
	Overall	128	100.00

d8. Who in the household sources information regarding new VPCs seed [All Regions]

Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Woman	34	36.56
02	Man	43	46.24
03	Both man and woman	13	13.98
05	Everyone at home	2	2.15
96	None	1	1.08
	Overall	93	100.00

d10. What challenges do you face when accessing seed? [All Regions]

Note: results are from multiple-choice responses
Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Availability (seed not available)	32	20.25
02	Accessibility (seed not accessible)	20	12.66
03	Poor roads and high transport costs	29	18.35
04	High seed prices	16	10.13
05	Poor quality seeds	22	13.92
06	High perishability	5	3.16
07	Bulkiness for transportation	16	10.13
08	Limited information on seed	3	1.90
96	None	15	9.49
	Overall	158	100.00

e1. Sex of other household members growing VPC [All Regions]

Note: results are from Roster Table
Code	Description	Freq	Percent
00	Female	12	63.16
01	Male	7	36.84
	Overall	19	100.00

e2. How does your other household members perceive and rate the target VPC [All Regions]

Note: results are from Roster Table
Code	Description	Freq	Percent
03	Low importance	1	5.26
04	High importance	10	52.63
05	Very high importance	8	42.11
	Overall	19	100.00

e3. Does your other household members cultivate the target VPC on their own piece of land [All Regions]

Note: results are from Roster Table
Code	Description	Freq	Percent
00	No	3	15.79
01	Yes- Own land only	13	68.42
03	Yes- Both own and rented/borrowed land	3	15.79
	Overall	19	100.00

e5. Where did your other household members source VPC seed in the last season? [All Regions]

Note: results are from Roster Table with multiple-choice responses
Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Own farm	11	47.83
04	Neighbours/ relatives/ friends	10	43.48
05	Seed multipliers	1	4.35
07	Government (OWC, NAADs, extension)	1	4.35
	Overall	23	100.00

e6. What varieties of VPC does the other household members grow [All Regions]

Note: results are from Roster Table with multiple-choice responses
Code	Description	Freq	Percent
01	Local	17	77.27
02	Improved	5	22.73
	Overall	22	100.00

e7. Does the other household members experience shortage in VPC seed? [All Regions]

Note: results are from Roster Table
Code	Description	Freq	Percent
00	No	14	73.68
01	Yes	5	26.32
	Overall	19	100.00

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