DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14980104.v1
title: Data associated with manuscript

description: This file encompasses all statistical analysis conducted in the manuscript, displayed in figures, tables, and the supplemental information. Column A are the assigned clusters for respondents. Columns B-K were used in the cluster analysis and are associated with Table S1. Columns L-R were used in the cluster analysis and are associated with Table S2. Columns S,T are associated with changes in honey and bumble bee availability summarized in Table 1. Columns U,V are associated with changes in honey and bumble bee quality summarized in Table 1. Column W is associated with belief in pollinator decline summarized in Table 1. Columns B-R were also used to generate the statistics shown in Table 2 and Figure 2. Columns X,Y were used to generate Figure 1. Columns Z-AB are associated with pesticide use characterized in Table S3, Q1, and are the response variables for Figure 3, Table 3. Columns AC-AV are associated with IPM practices characterized in Table S3, Q2, and are the response variables for Figure 4, Table 4. Column AW is associated with bee management characterized by Table S3, Q3, and is a response variable for Figure 5, Table 5. Column AX is associated with the creation of pollinator habitat characterized by Table S3, Q4, and is a response variable for Figure 5, Table 5. Column AY-BC are associated with the future implementation of pollinator habitat characterized by Table S3, Q5, and is a response variable for Figure 5, Table 5. Columns BD-BK were used to find the richness of non-pollinator dependent crops used as an independent variable, quantified in Table S4, Q1, summarized in Table1, displayed in Tables 3-5, for which the important correlations are displayed in Figures 3-5. Columns BL-CF were used to find the richness of pollinator dependent crops used as an independent variable, quantified in Table S4, Q2, summarized in Table1, displayed in Tables 3-5, for which the important correlations are displayed in Figures 3-5. Column CG are the acres of cucurbit crops used as an independent variable, quantified in Table S4, Q3, summarized in Table1, displayed in Tables 3-5, for which the important correlations are displayed in Figures 3-5. Column CG is the acres of cucurbit crops used as an independent variable, quantified in Table S4, Q3, summarized in Table1, displayed in Tables 3-5, for which the important correlations are displayed in Figures 3-5, and used as a ratio of column CH. Column CH is the acres of all crops used as an independent variable, quantified in Table S4, Q4, summarized in Table1, displayed in Tables 3-5, for which the important correlations are displayed in Figures 3-5. Column CI is the respondents relationship to the farm used as an independent variable, quantified in Table S4, Q5, summarized in Table1, displayed in Tables 3-5, for which the important correlations are displayed in Figures 3-5. Columns CJ-CT was used to find pest richness values, used as an independent variable, quantified in Table S4, Q6, summarized in Table1, displayed in Tables 3-5, for which the important correlations are displayed in Figures 3-5. Column CU is length of time respondent had farmed used as an independent variable, quantified in Table S4, Q7, summarized in Table1, displayed in Tables 3-5, for which the important correlations are displayed in Figures 3-5. Column CV is length of time respondent family farmed used as an independent variable, quantified in Table S4, Q8, summarized in Table1, displayed in Tables 3-5, for which the important correlations are displayed in Figures 3-5. Column CW is with regards to income source as an independent variable, quantified in Table S4, Q9, summarized in Table1, displayed in Tables 3-5, for which the important correlations are displayed in Figures 3-5. Column CX is with regards to farmer age as an independent variable, quantified in Table S4, Q10, summarized in Table1, displayed in Tables 3-5, for which the important correlations are displayed in Figures 3-5. Columns CY-DG is with regards to sources of information as an independent variable, quantified in Table S4, Q11, summarized in Table1, displayed in Tables 3-5, for which the important correlations are displayed in Figures 3-5. Figures S1-4 are associated with columns A-R, A and W, A and B, and A and C, respectively. This data were further transformed as described in the manuscript.