; and (ii) the number and type of manufacturers, retailers, aerial commercial applicators, and distributors of pesticide and fertilizer assigned to tier 1 or tier 2 or to a designation for small covered chemical facilities by the Secretary because of the potential extent and likelihood of death, injury, or serious adverse effects to human health, the environment, critical infrastructure, public health, homeland security, national security, or the national economy from the release of a substance of concern at the covered chemical facility; (B) a survey of known methods, processes or practices, other than elimination of or cessation of manufacturing of the pesticide or fertilizer, that manufacturers, retailers, aerial commercial applicators, and distributors of pesticide and fertilizer could use to reduce the consequences of a terrorist attack, including an assessment of the costs and technical feasibility of each such method, process, or practice; (C) an analysis of how the assessment of methods to reduce the consequences of a terrorist attack under subsection (b) by manufacturers, retailers, aerial commercial applicators, and distributors of pesticide and fertilizer, and, as appropriate, the implementation of methods to reduce the consequences of a terrorist attack by such manufacturers, retailers, aerial commercial applicators, and distributors of pesticide and fertilizer subject to subsection (c), are likely to impact agricultural end-users; and (D) recommendations for how to mitigate any adverse impacts identified under subparagraph (C). (e) Small covered chemical facilities (1) Definition For purposes of this subsection, the term small covered chemical facility means a covered chemical facility that— (A) has fewer than 350 employees employed at the covered chemical facility