Questions & Further Exploration:
How are these values acted out?
What are their visual / verbal cues?
What kind of other hobbies or activities do they take part in that could have a relationship or trend with being an urban chicken farmer?
How do their family values tie into their values as a chicken farmer?
How do they involve their children?
Ask emotional response raising questions!
Competition: What do they value in it? How does this happen? Awards / personal pride?
Historial trends in chicken farming - map it out.
How did you learn about it in the first place?
Visual culture! What matters culturally?
How do they teach their kids?
If you were a chicken what would you want? How would you feel? What kind of chicken would you be?
Terminology / slang used?
Did they fight to change the legislation?
Find out their views of animal control, zoning laws, rules.
Do they have a limit? Amount of chickens?
What do the farmers call themselves?
What is their perspective on big chicken farms versus personal?
Culture Probes:
Still Photo Survey / Guided Shadow Tour:
This will allow for us to answer questions that we have through interview and action.
Write down terminology / slang / jargon they use!
Visual / Verbal Association Probe:
Using simple clip art and icons.
what do they associate with urban chicken farming.
11x17 w/glue sticks.
multiple sheets of paper in the folder.
They can collage / draw on these forms.
chicken farming super hero.
Containing: 1 glue stick, 11x17 sheets of paper, markers, icon cut outs / images of the materials and objects that they would associate with their practice of backyard farming.
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