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FOREWORD is indeed a great pleasure to present It 1995 Dominica Agricultural Census.

comprehensive statistics on the structure of sector.

development policies/strategies for population of Dominica.

information will assist this publication of the provides The the agricultural in formulating effective and rural the agricultural document The the most to the 1995 Census, recent agricultural census Prior successfully completed in Dominica was in 1960/61.
Attempts to update this information in 1976/77 were unsuccessful.

A "National Small Farms Register" was completed in 1983/84 to provide some base line data to rectify the situation and to construct a statistically system.

sound Unfortunately, farm sizes over 100 acres, it had a high omission rate of about 20% and it was not suited to the on-going agricultural system.

The present therefore, weak and is mainly agricultural based on to be unreliable.
information which has take into account all information system is, this register did not establish an agricultural subjective on-going shown frame been to a total acreage, crops and livestock.

The The 1995 Agricultural Census was conducted in two stages.
the farms existing in Dominica (excluding first stage listed all the the urban areas) with basic information on identification of For household and the farm, the second stage, long farm questionnaire was used to collect more detailed information regarding the farming activities of all A systematic the farms having five acres and more of total .umple of 20 % (1/5) of the farms having from 0.01 to less than long farm five acres of questionnaire was applied to collect the census information.
The 1991 Population Census data and cartography were used to construct the Agricultural Census Frame the Census.

land was selected and the same the coverage of to control total land.

four months the 1995 Dominica Agricultural Census It is pleasing to note that has been successfully completed and the final report made available within field work.

Responsible for the publication are the Ministry of Agriculture and the Central Statistics Office in the Ministry of Finance.
The Census was financed by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and by the Government of Dominica.

Technical 'assistance was provided by the Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations through the project TCP/DMI/2351.

completion the the of of The report is divided into ten chapters and three annexes.

Chapter one gives a brief introduction and background of the country.
An the census programme is explained in chapter two and outline of i The and response coverage reference of chapter three contains the basic objectives of the census.

Scope the 1995 agricultural census is in and periods of chapter four.

Chapters five and six contain the main concepts and definitions and detailed descriptions of the census methodology, including the sample design, sample selection and the estimation seven presents the main activities conducted in process.

Chapter the checks census.


agricultural conducted in the 1995 Dominica Agricultural Census are described in chapter eight.

An example of two alternative systems to adjust the A census results for non-coverage is developed in this chapter.

brief socio-economic analysis of the main structural variables is performed in chapter nine.

Chapter ten presents a set of the most results at national, important tables containing the raw final agricultural districts and agricultural sub-district levels.
The the remaining tables and the census data base are available at Ministry of Agriculture and the Central Statistics Office.

Annex 1 contains the listing form, questionnaire, Agricultural Census Frame and the form on which the large and specialised farms were listed.

These were designed for use in data collection.

Annex 2 shows the the census estimates applying the 'DIRECT formulas used to get EXPANSION METHOD'.
errors The (coefficient of variation of the important variables are in annex 3. the aggregates) estimation of sampling the for We wish to acknowledge the following whose unlimited contribution lead to the successful completion of the project: Guillermo Otanez and Valerie Evans, FAO Consultants in Agricultural Statistics and Data Processing, USAID, Dr. Donovan Robinson - Chief Technical Agricultural Officer/Ministry 'of Agriculture, Oliver Grell Technical Diversif ication Proj ects Officer, Winston Magloire Census Roberts Officer/Projects Coordinator, Avril Oscar - Supervisor of Data Processing, McCarth~ Breedy - Census Cartographer/Assistant, Calvin Esprit and ~nn~ Paul, and fhl Extension Staff of the Division of Agriculture.
for Editing/Coding and Data Entry, supervisors Services, Carleen and We would also like to express our sincere appreciation to the farmers who responded willingly to the questions put to them.

We hope that with the now available comprehensive statistics and information on agriculture, relevant policies and strategies can be formulated.
Peter Carbon MINISTER FOR AGRICULTURE Felix Gregoire PERMANENT SECRETARY Dr. Donovan Robinson CHIEF TECHNICAL OFFICER MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE Michael Murphy CHIEF STATISTICIAN CENTRAL STATISTICS OFFICE ii TAB L E o F CON TEN T S CHAPTER FOREWORD , TABLE OF CONTENTS ACRONYMS 1.

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BACKGROUND OF DOMINICA THE AGRICULTURAL CENSUS PROJECT BASIC OBJECTIVES OF THE 1995 DAC SCOPE AND PERIOD OF REFERENCE IN THE 1995 DAC BASIC CONCEPTS AND DEFINITIONS OF THE 1995 DAC 6.

METHODOLOGY OF THE 1995 DAC 7.


MAIN ACTIVITIES OF THE 1995 DAC 8.

RESPONSE AND COVERAGE CHECKS 9.

ANALYSIS OF THE 1995 DAC DATA 10.

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PAGE i iii iv 1 2 4 5 7 10 15 19 30 45 46 50 54 iii ACRONYMS ACF AD ASD CSO CTO DAC Agricultural Census Frame Agricultural District Agricultural Sub-District Central Statistics Office Chief Technical Officer Dominica Agricultural Census DAISY Dominica Agricultural Information System DPe ED FAO GDP MOA SPSS Tep UNDP Data processing Consultant Enumeration District Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations Gross Domestic Product Ministry of Agriculture Statistical Package for Social Surveys Technical Cooperation Programme United Nations Development Programme USAID United States Agency for International Development iv 1.
BACKGROUND OF DOMINICA The Commonwealth of Dominica, often referred to as the nature isle, is the most naturally different of all Caribbean countries.

Ruggedly beautiful and volcanic in origin, Dominica is situated at the northern end of the Windward island chain in the Eastern Caribbean.

It lies between the two French islands of Martinique and Guadeloupe and has an area of around 750 Km2 according to the The population of Dominica, census, is some 72,000 people.
Around 70% of the live out of the city of Roseau and the main town 1991 population total population of Portsmouth.

Dominica's economy is very open and heavily dependent on foreign trade.

Agriculture is the mainstay of the island's economy with bananas being the main crop.

The agricultural sector accounts for (GDP) and has registered about 20% of the Gross Domestic Product negative real growth for the past two years.

This expected decline is as the banana industry.


the continued downward trend of result of a Attempts have been made to diversify agricultural production as a means of cushioning the economy against and external shocks.

The plan is to expand non-traditional exports,to ensure import substitution and to strengthen and coordinate institutional support.

internal Advancement in the agriculture, tourism and other sectors augurs well for the overall development of the Commonwealth of Dominica.

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THE AGRICULTURAL CENSUS PROJECT 2.1 BACKGROUND Agriculture remains the main economic activity of the rural sector in Dominica, though its contribution to the Gross National Product has declined from 37% in 1978 to 30% in 1987 and around 26% in the present decade.

of are a and number recognized institutional economic, There the in planning for technical the provision of reliable In this context, agricultural sector.
the and timely data is considered an essential pre-requisite of planning and decision making process for monitoring the development targets designed to improve the living conditions and income distribution and assure a higher degree of food security for the people of Dominica.

socio-cultural, constraints and The present information system of the agricultural sector is weak and is based mainly on subjective information of questionable quality from various scattered sources.
This situation has been further aggravated by the fact the most recent complete agricultural census in Dominica was conducted in 1960/61.

Attempts to update this information in 1976/77 were unsuccessful.

A "National Small Farms Register" was completed in 1983/84 to provide some baseline data to rectify the situation.
this register did not solve the problem since it had Unfortunately, a high non-coverage rate (more than 20%) for the medium and small farms and did not take into account at all the large farms over 100 acres.

that the new agricultural census.


In order to start the provision of reliable and timely agricultural the Government of Dominica set 1995 as the target date information, Given the very long time gap for of experience between censuses, identified a lack the Government implementation and skills as a major constraint to the successful the census and requested FAO/TCP assistance to help overcome of this constraint.
This assistance was provided under the project TCP/DMI/2351 - Preparation of the Agricultural Census.

The 1995 Dominica Agricultural Census the overall responsibility of the Ministry of Agriculture (MOA) , close Ministry responsibility Agricultural Census Office organized for this purpose.

(DAC) was carried out under in (CSO) , operational 'ad-hoc' cooperation with the Central Statistics Office Within MOA, 1995 Finance.
for rested with the major DAC the the of 2 As well as the FAO technical assistance contribution of US$211,OOO, the Government contributed around EC$200,OOO in cash plus a major contribution in kind.

Most of the Government contribution in cash (around EC$170,OOO) was financed by the United States Agency for International Development "Agricultural (USAID) Diversification Project".

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BASIC OBJECTIVES OF THE 1995 DAC The basic objectives of the 1995 DAC were: To establish the the 3.1 collecting information on those variables rapidly from year to year.

structure of sector agricultural that do not change 3.2 To provide a sampling frame to establish an on-going Dominica Agricultural Information System (DAISY) , to monitor and evaluate the performance of the agricultural sector on a regular basis.
To strengthen the capabilities of the MOA and the C£O and 3.3 other collect, process, analyze and disseminate information from the agricultural sector.

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SCOPE AND PERIOD OF REFERENCE IN THE 1995 DAC The 1995 DAC had the following scope: 4.1 Farm and farmer's identification on the census day; 4.2 Legal status, sex, age, education of farmer on the census day; farmer's main occupation during the last six months; 4.3 Total land, actual land use and land tenure, parcel by parcel, operated by the farm on the census day; 4.4 Temporary crops in "pure stand" planted and harvested and/or to be harvested from April 1994 to March 1995; 4.5 Temporary crops in "mixed and interplanted stands" planted and harvested and/or to be harvested from April 1994 to March 1995; 4.6 Permanent crops in "pure stand" planted and bearing (areas and number of plants or trees) on the census day; 4.7 Permanent crops in "mixed, interplanted and associated stands" planted and bearing (areas and number of plants or trees) on the census day; 4.8 Number of scattered permanent plants or trees on the census day; 4.9 Livestock by type and sex on the census day (cattle, goats, sheep, horses, donkeys, pigs, rabbits and poultry) ; 4.10 Employment (farmer's relatives without remuneration workers with any kind of remuneration) during the last six and months; 4.11 Main purpose of the produce and main source of farmer's income from April 1994 to March 1995; 4.12 Farmer's household population during the week prior to the enumeration day (Monday through Friday) ; 4.13 Farm machinery and equipment on the census day and from April 1994 to March 1995; 4.14 Use of fertilizers from April 1994 to March 1995; 5 4.15
 Farm management from April 1994 to March 1995; 4.16 Farm relations with other economic activities on the census day.
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BASIC CONCEPTS AND DEFINITIONS OF THE 1995 DAC 5.1 REPORTING UNIT is the individual unit or element It universe or population defined for collection (reporting) purposes.

for the 1995 DAC.

for each farm.


that belongs to the total the data The "FARM" is the reporting unit One census questionnaire "MUST" be filled out the 1995 DAC for 5.2 UNIVERSE OR POPULATION It is composed of all farms (reporting units) existing in the rural area of Dominica on the census day (without including the urban areas of Roseau and Portsmouth) .

5.3 SAMPLING UNIT In 1995 DAC a farm It is the unit selected in the sample at random.
having from 0.01 to less than 5 acres of total land on the census day is the sampling unit.

5 .4 AGRICULTURAL CENSUS FRAME (ACF) is the complete list of 171 EDs of 1991 Population Census located in the rural area of Dominica without and It (sampling units) considering the 56 EDs of urban areas of Roseau Portsmouth (8 EDs).
(48 EDs) 5.5 ENUMERATION DISTRICT (ED) It is an area of the 1991 Population Census containing around 100 households in average with clear, stable physical boundaries with their description in words.

Boundaries of EDs have been delineated on sketch maps scale around 1:10,000 and/or topographic maps scales from 1:2,500 to 1:25,000.
7 5.6 FARM is an economic unit of agricultural production under single It management comprising all land used wholly or partly for agricultural production purposes, without regard to title, the livestock kept and all form or size.

legal Any piece of have at least 40 m' the following land uses on the census day: land to be considered as an agricultural farm MUST (approximately 0.01 acres) with at least one of • • • • Temporary and permanent crops (pure and mixed stands) and forages.
Fallow one year or less.

Fallow more than one year, but less than three.

Improved pastures.

(planted exotic and native) and unimproved land without any of the conditions mentioned above, Any piece of but has any of the following livestock on the census day, MUST be considered as a farm: • • • At least one head of cattle.

least one goat, or one pig, or one horse, or one At sheep, or one donkey, or one rabbit.

At least one poultry.


5.7 PARCEL It is any piece of land entirely surrounded by other land, water, road, A parcel may consist of one or more fields adjacent forming part of this farm.

forest, etc.

not to each other.

5.8 FARMER the agricultural The farmer is a civil or juridical person who exercises management farm operations and takes major control over has technical and The farmer decisions regarding resource use.
economic farm and may undertake all the responsibilities directly, or delegate responsibilities related to day-to-day work management responsibility for to a hired manager.

8 5 • 9 HOUSEHOLD to note that It consists of one or more persons living together (i. e. sleeping most nights of a week) and sharing at least One daily meal.

It is important a household need not be a For example, a boarder or a domestic relative of the main family.
servant who sleeps in most nights of the week is a member of the household.

It is possible for a household to consist of just one person, or of more than one family, as long as they share living A group of unrelated persons living together can arrangements.

also comprise a household.

a member of 5.10 CENSUS YEAR It is the year from 1 April, 1994 to 31 March, 1995.

5.11 CENSUS DAY is the day the agricultural It conducted the total interview to the farmer.
census enumerator effectively 5.12 INFORMANT The informant is the person from whom the data is collected about the farm.

Normally, it is the farmer.

But sometimes, it could be a qualified person that knows very well about the information being collected, such as the manager, the administrator, competent worker or a farmer's old relative.

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METHODOLOGY OF THE 1995 DAC 6.1 DATA COLLECTION METHODOLOGY The methodology used in the 1995 DAC was a combination of "complete enumeration" with "sample enumeration".
for all "complete enumeration" involved obtaining information on a The (annex reduced number of variables with the "LISTING FORM DAC-01" 1), farms existing in Dominica on the census day in the non-urban areas (excluding the urban areas of Roseau and Portsmouth the defined by farms existing in Dominica, enumerator prepared the list of all total he/she interviewed all farms having five acres and over of land, 1) collecting the information presented in chapter 3 "SCOPE AND PERIOD OF REFERENCE IN THE 1995 DAC".
"FARM QUESTIONNAIRE DAC-02" 1991 population census).

using the (annex long time Same the At The "sample enumeration" involved collecting information using the long "FARM QUESTIONNAIRE DAC-02" mentioned above, only from the number of farms having on the census day from 0.01 acres to less than five acres of total land selected in the sample, at the same farms existing in time that (only livestock Dominica.
and/or scattered permanent plants or trees) were not included in the sample to be interviewed with long "FARM QUESTIONNAIRE DAC-02"; they were only enumerated in the "LISTING FORM DAC-Ol".

the enumerator prepared the list of "FARMS WITHOUT LAND OR LANDLESS" The supplemented with a special exercise to The above approach was enumerate the "important and specialized farms" defined as farms with 50 acres or more recorded at the lands registry.
Data collection was conducted through direct farmer or a qualified informant.

interview to the 6.2 SAMPLING METHODOLOGY 6.2.1 outline of the Sampling Design In general stratified list systematic sample.
the sampling design of the 1995 DAC was a probability 6.2.1 Stratification Briefly stated, classifies all stratification farms exist ing is a in Dominica sampling technique into distinct that sub- 10 populations called strata according to characteristic(s} of the universe or population of farms to make more efficient the sampling design used.
the first level The 1995 DAC used three levels of stratification: was composed by the 5 Agricultural District the second level (ADs); by the 20 Agricultural Sub-Districts (ASDs); and the third level was the classification of all farms existing in an ASD into three strata according to the total acreage (size) of each farm.
The first stratum was composed by the farms without land (landless); the second stratum by the farms having from 0.01 to less than five acres; and the third stratum was comprised by those farms having five acres and over.

of boundaries of The stratification) used by the Extension Division of MOA were combined with the boundaries of the Enumeration Districts (EDs) of the 1991 population census on the topographic map scale 1:25,000; some ED boundaries had to be modified to match the AD and ASD boundaries.
and ASDs the ADs levels (first two The third level of stratification (size of each farm) was conducted during the field data collection while the enumerator was filling the "LISTING FORM DAC-01".

6.2.3 Sample Size enumerated Table 6.1 presents a farms enumeration" "FARM QUESTIONNAIRE DAC-02" by "sample enumeration" DAC.
level of "LISTING FORM DAC-01" the number of "complete by interviewed with the long in the 1995 in the and the number of resume at national farms TABLE 6.1 NUMBER OF FARMS ENUMERATED AT NATIONAL LEVEL IN THE "LISTING FORM INTERVIEWED WITH THE LONG "FARM DAC-01" AND NUMBER OF QUESTIONNAIRE DAC-02" IN THE 1995 DAC FARMS STRATA BY FARM SIZE (acres) WITHOUT LAND 0.01 - 4.9 5.00 & OVER TOTAL COUNTRY* "complete enumeration" "sample enumeration II No FARMS (DAC-01) % No FARMS (DAC-02) % 737 5984 2305 9026 100 100 100 100 1226 2305 20(1/5) 100 (1/1) 3531 39 * Distribution at AD and ASD levels is available at MOA 11 that 9,026 farms Table 6.1 shows enumerated in the "LISTING FORM DAC-Ol" and 3,531 farms were interviewed using the long "FARM QUESTIONNAIRE DAC-02".
census according to the farm size (acreage) at national level: (universe or population) were (sample) The following size distribution by stratum sample had the • • • STRATUM OF FARMS WITHOUT LAND: included in this stratum.

there were not farms STRATUM OF FARMS FROM 0.01 TO LESS THAN FIVE ACRES: 1,189 selected in this farms stratum.

(1/5 sampling fraction) were STRATUM OF FARMS OF FIVE ACRES AND OVER: 2,284 farms (1/1 sampling fraction) were included in this stratum.
Therefore, around 40~ of the farms 1995 DAC were included in the sample census "FARM QUESTIONNAIRE DAC-02".

(3.473???)

listed during the and interviewed using the long 6.2.4 Systematic Selection Process (1/5 or A probability systematic sample of one of each five farms farms having from 0.01 to 20%) was selected from the stratum of less than five acres of total the selection was done while land; each enumerator was preparing the "Listing Form DAC-Ol".
All farms farms having five acres and (100~) classified in the stratum of over of total land were included in the sample.

Both type of farms were interviewed with the "Long Farm Questionnaire DAC-02".

A sample was not selected from the stratum of farms without land.

Blocks of 10 farms each were formed in the stratum of farms having from 0.01 to less than five acres of total land using the column 13 of the "LISTING FORM DAC-Ol".
farms numerated with 2 and 7 within each block of column 13 were included in the sample.

Then, 6 • 2 • 5 Estimation Process for the Stratum of Farms from 0.01 to less than Five Acres The "DIRECT EXPANSION METHOD" was used to estimate the aggregates of different census variables in the stratum of farms having from 0.01 to less than 5 acres.

Since the sampling fraction (f) or probability of selecting a farm in this stratum was known (f = 0.2 = 1/5), the "DIRECT EXPANSION FACTOR (f).
fraction Therefore, sampling the "DIRECT EXPANSION FACTOR" used was: inverse of (F)" was the the F = l/f = 1/0.2 = 5 12 from 1 to 5, Even if the systematic selection method was used in the 1995 DAC, the "STRATIFIED ELEMENT FORMULA FOR PROPORTIONATE SAMPLE" was used Since the systematic to estimate the variances of this stratum.
selection consisted of taking every 5th farm after a random start the sample contained the correct proportions of (2) (first level of stratification) and farms from each of the 5 ADs the each of the 20 ASDs enumerator an independent systematic selection taking every 5th farm in each ED within an ASD.

Again this procedure may be considered as using This stratification process further stratification at ED level.
"STRATIFIED RANDOM used in the 1995 DAC- can be considered as a MODEL" the formulas for proportionate sample mentioned above are appropriate (see annex 2) .

(second level of stratification).

Besides, and made new "LISTING FORM DAC-01" to random selection.

In such situations filled a similar 6.2.6 Estimation Process for the Stratum of farms of 5 Acres and Over farms having 5 acres included in the Since all the probability of selection in this stratum was 1/1.
sample, aggregates Therefore, the different in this stratum was produced adding the values of variables for all farms enumerated in the 1995 DAC within an ASD, AD and the country.

Of course, the sampling variances were equal to zero.

the "DIRECT EXPANSION FACTOR" was one.


and over were The 6.2.7 Estimation Process for the Farms with Land The aggregates for the farms with land were obtained adding the estimates produced independently for the stratum of farms having from 0.01 to less than 5 acres and for the stratum of farms having 5 acres and over of total land.

It is important to remember that only the farms with land were enumerated using the long "FARM QUESTIONNAIRE DAC-02".
The sampling variances of the farms with land were the same as those calculated for the stratum of farms having from 0.01 to less than 5 acres, since the other stratum of farms having 5 acres and more did not have sampling variances (see annex 2) .
6.3 AGGREGATES FOR THE FARMS INTERVIEWED BY "COMPLETE ENUMERATION" (FARMS WITH LAND AND FARMS WITHOUT LAND) results of lA, 2, 2A) contain The first four tables of this publication (1, enumeration" the final regarding the farms with land (0.01 acres and over) and farms without land (landless).

The census basic information on all farms with and without land existing in Dominica on the census day was collected using the "LISTING FORM DAC- 01".
The aggregates of these 1995 DAC by "complete the 13 basic census variables were produced adding the information of the independently to the "ESTIMATION PROCESS" "LISTING FORM DAC-Ol" described in 5.2.5-5.2.7, which used the data collected in the long "FARM QUESTIONNAIRE DAC-02".

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MAIN ACTIVITIES OF THE 1995 DAC 7.1 PREPARATORY ACTIVITIES A Technical Committee was established comprising senior officials from the MOA and CSO.
At a later date, a full Agricultural Census Committee was established by supplementing the Technical Committee with representatives from other public and private institutions.

As part of strategy to complete all preparatory activities on time to start data collection in March 1995 the following activities were conducted.

the overall 7.1..1 Plan for the 1995 Dominica Agricultural Census the project, the start of 1995 DOMINICA a At AGRICULTURAL CENSUS (DAC) " was prepared.
This was later up-dated based on the results and experiences of the pilot agricultural census.

This document contains the basic principles for planning scope, main and conducting the 1995 DAC, concepts and definitions, census methodology for data collection, a work plan describing the main activities to be undertaken in the census, the calendar and budget.

including the census "PLAN FOR THE 7.1.


2 User-Producer Seminar A seminar was organized for the users and producers of agricultural the general agricultural census information in order to present programme and to discuss the agricultural information requirements of inclusion in the 1995 DAC.

Around 40 participants from 23 public and private institutions deliberated on the data requirements of the agricultural census in Dominica.

the country to be considered for 7.1.


3 Agricultural Census Frame Construction (MOA) was involved One person from the Lands and Surveys Department in preparing the Agricultural Census the Frame information obtained from the 1991 population census in order to select a sample and organize the field work for the 1995 DAC.

The information is on the auxiliary form "AGRICULTURAL CENSUS FRAME The form "LIST OF THE IMPORTANT AND SPECIALIZED (ACF) DAC-03".
FARM DAC-02" also was elaborated with the information from the Registry of Dominica.

Both frames were entered into the computer using "QUATROPRO" software.

(ACF) with 15 7.1.4 Census Documentation to The "LISTING FORM DAC-01" and the "FARM QUESTIONNAIRE DAC-02" were the designed questionnaire to that would facilitate the data incorporating design features processing.

1995 DAC objectives.


achieve design attention was the stage, special During given "FIELD TEAM MANUAL" The This census documentation (questionnaires and manual) was adjusted with the results and experiences obtained in the pilot agricultural census described below.

instruction manual was prepared.

Some 1,500 copies of "LISTING FORM DAC-01", the "FIELD QUESTIONNAIRE DAC-02" and 100 copies of were printed and distributed to the different Districts.

the 8,000 "FARM TEAM MANUAL" Agricultural 7.1.


5 Data processing One person from CSO, with the technical assistance of the FAO Data Processing Consultant, started to develop the system needed for data processing using "dBase IV" and "SPSS" software.

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6 pilot Agricultural Census A pilot agricultural census was conducted in August 1994 to test the census documentation (cartography, questionnaires and manuals) and different operational activities of the census work plan (planning, organization, data collection, processing, analysis and financial aspects) .

A group of 20 permanent staff of MOA and CSO was trained for data collection.

implemented in the field and processed using dBase IV and SPSS software packages.
Around 120 questionnaires were 7.2 DATA COLLECTION In order to reduce costs it was decided to use MOA extension staff as supplemented with individuals and specially recruited for this purpose.

enumerators supervisors classroom training and one week of practical A training course of two week duration provided the training for The programme comprised one week the supervisors and enumerators.

of training and The FAO Agricultural Statistics Consultant practice in the field.
was the main instructor and his assistants were selected from the senior staff of MOA to help to carry out this training programme.

Altogether some 57 persons attended the training course.

16 The 35 selected enumerators (18 from MOA and 17 contracted) were grouped into eight field teams comprising one supervisor (from MOA staff) and four or five enumerators.

Two other enumerators from MOA staff conducted the census of the "IMPORTANT AND SPECIALIZED FARMS".
All supervisors and 15 enumerators had their own or MOA The Quality Control Team was comprised of two staff of vehicles.

the Agricultural Census Office and one staff contracted by the CSO; The enumerators without vehicles this team had two vehicles.

received a commuting allowance of EC$ 20 per day.

Data collection started on 20 March 1995 and finished in most of Dominica the last week of May 1995.
A slow start was experienced at the beginning of data collection due to a reluctance to work in the field by some MOA staff.

The Quality Control Team spent most of their time checking the questionnaires to pay the enumerators and they were not able to conduct that demonstrated major discrepancies with the 1991 population census in terms of numbers of households listed.
This activity was conducted in September 1995. the coverage check of the Enumeration Districts (EDs) 7.3 DATA PROCESSING In the absence of any computer processing capacity and in order to have quick access to the information, it was decided to establish an in-house data processing capability within MOA.

The FAO project supported this equipment, The CSO provided two persons training and technical assistance.

(one the data processing of the 1995 DAC.


initiative through the provision of full-time and the other part-time) to support The 1995 DAC was processed using the dBase IV software package for data entry, data editing and correction and the SPSS software package for tabulation and analysis.

The "AGRICULTURAL CENSUS FRAME (ACF) DAC-03" was used as a check from the field and for conducting when receiving census material the quality control checks and coverage analysis.
The 1995 DAC data processing system included the development of data dictionaries, data entry application programs, on-line editing and sampling error programs, programs, preparation of weights tabulation programs and system documentation.

The editing and coding manual and tabulation plan containing 28 basic tables were also prepared.
17 during completed Around 700 "LISTING FORM DAC-01" and 3,500 long "FARM QUESTIONNAIRE the DAC-02" were Agricul tural Censl..S Office at Manual editing and coding started at the end of May 1995 and was completed in July 1995, using a team of four coders and one supervisor.

Data entry also started at end of May 1995 and finished in July 1995 using four computers.

Data validation was conducted during August 1995 with two computers.
The tables started to be produced at the end of August 1995. sent the MOA for processing.

census and the to 7.4 DATA ANALYSIS, PUBLICATION AND DISSEMINATION tabulations of key variables, total dwell ings, Special occupied dwellings, total number of holdings by major size groups, were prepared using QUATROPRO software in the form "AGRICULTURAL CENSUS FRAME (ACF) DAC-03" response and to conduct This information also was used to cross consistency analysis.

check data entered in the computers.


the coverage, such as A consistency analysis was performed comparing the 1995 DAC with 1983 other small farms register, 1961 agricultural census and Dominica Banana Marketing Corporation.
such as 1991 population census, information sources, the final the objectives, results was prepared covering the The publication of background to the 1995 DAC, scope, definitions, methodology, main activities, census methodology (including sample design and sample selection), the data analysis, results and the the formulas for the estimation process and questionnaires used; (coefficient of variation of the estimation of aggregates) for important variables.
Since it was not possible to the "TABULATION PLAN" at Sub-Agricultural publish all tables of set of District, Agricultural District ...... tables were selected for publishing.

the tables containing the final the response and coverage checks; sampling errors and national levels, a A dissemination seminar for the users and producers of agricultural information was conducted in November 1995 to explain the census methodology used, the activities conducted and the significance of the 1995 DAC final results.
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RESPONSE AND COVERAGE CHECKS 8.1 RESPONSE RATE FOR THE EDs for several reasons, A~l 171 population EDs existing in the non-urban areas according to the 1991 population were enumerated in the 1995DAC.

Only 81 farms "FARM EDs did not identified within these such as "not at home" QUESTIONNAIRE DAC-02" and "refusals".
response rate of 100~ in terms of number of EDs enumerated and a low non-response rate of around 2.3 % in terms of the numbers of farms interviewed Since the farm non using the long "FARM QUESTIONNAIRE DAC-01".

response rate was low, it was decided to duplicate the long "FARM QUESTIONNAIRE DAC-02" using the information (farm acreage, crops, livestock, household members, etc.)

obtained in the "LISTING FORM DAC-01" as a bench mark within the respective ED.
the 1995 DAC had a Therefore, answer long the 8.2 RESPONSE RATE OF THE IMPORTANT AND SPECIALIZED FARMS The form "LIST OF THE IMPORTANT AND SPECIALIZED FARMS DAC-04" contained 170 farms.
A total of 148 farms (87.1 ~) were identified (45.3 ~) were interviewed with from this list, but only 77 farms the remaining 71 farms have the long "FARM QUESTIONNAIRE DAC-02"; (middle and small farns to be been divided totally for agricultural enumerated within the EDs) , housing and industrial purposes (43 farms); a few are abandoned (14 farms), due to many reasons such as and some are under other dispute; forest, airports, tourism, non-agricultural land (cliffs) ; only one farm is a "refusal" (see table 8.1).
land uses, such as one The table below shows that 12.9 ~ of the farms recorded in the form "LIST OF THE IMPORTANT AND SPECIALIZED FARMS DAC-02" were not found in the field (22 farms), even after a lot of effort had been spent by the QUALITY CONTROL TEAM.

It is important to remember that this list was prepared with the information obtained from the Registry the Registry is out One explanation is that Office of Dominica.

da~ed.
da~ed.

On the does not the Registry still in=ormation regarding the farms that were found in the 1995 DAC as "SYNDICATE di vided ESTATE", which was totally divided into many middle and small farms in 1979, still appears in the Registry recorded with the original total 13 farms of 50 acres and more of total acreage were found in the 1995 DAC, which the are not registered in the Registry Office.
For "BATALIE ESTATE" was enumerated with 532 acres in the 1995 DAC, the "HOBES HOLE ESTATE" with 430 acres and the "ROSALIE ESTATE" has 440 land of 720.565 acres.

sold to new m<nerSi On the other hand, example, example, hand, have for the or 19 acres in the 1995 DAC; but do not appear in the Registry Office.

TABLE 8.1 RESPONSE RATE OF THE IMPORTANT AND SPECIALIZED FARMS LAND USE No FARMS % FARMS INTERVIEWED (DIVIDED PARTIALLY) DIVIDED TOTALLY ABANDONED OTHER USES (FOREST ETC.)
REFUSAL SUBTOTAL NOT FOUND TOTAL 77 (18) * 43 14 13 1 148 22 170 87.1 12.9 100.0 ( )* The 18 farms divided partially are already accounted in the 77 they are not added to the sub therefore, farms interviewed; total.

It seems in some cases that persons or companies from abroad have registered land in the Registry Office, but they do not conduct any agricultural activities and nobody knows them.

there are four parcels registered in the Registry as PICKFORDS (SOUTH AFRICA) LTD.
However, nobody can provide any information about them in the St Joseph or neighboring parishes.

the names of the estates appear on the topographic maps, but nobody knows about them on the field.

In some cases, For example, Therefore, it is very difficult to consider the 22 farms out of AND SPECIALIZED FARMS DAC- 02" as non- response farms.

only the "refusal" should be considered as a non-response farm.
(12.9 %) the 170 farms recorded in the form "LIST OF THE IMPORTANT Strictly, 8.3 COVERAGE RATE FOR THE EDs The extent of the coverage or non-coverage of the 1995 DAC can be check obtained outside the census estimated only against to measure the non procedure itself.

coverage: the internal census estimations of the population totals with external information from reliable sources.
Two alternatives exist field quality control comparison of check some and 20 8.2.1 Field Coverage Check of the EDs (7%) out of the 171 A field coverage check was conducted in 12 EDs EDs included in the 1995 DAC.

These EDs were selected because the number of households listed in the 1995 DAC represented less than 60% of the number of households of the 1991 population census.
field check indicated that the 1995 DAC had a non This brief the number of households and farms coverage problem in terms of since the enumerators did not cover some entire EDs.

The decision to complete the census enumeration in the EDs with 30% and more of non-coverage rates was taken by MOA authorities at end of August 1995.

This field check had to be conducted in September 1995.
(14.6%) had this characteristic and most of them A total of 25 EDs (88%) were concentrated in the parishes of St Joseph, St Patrick and St Andrew.

Only 54.5 % of the households (1,389) were listed in these 25 EDs during the 1995 DAC comparing with those households listed (2,548) in the 1991 population census (see table 8.2).

NO OF HOUSEHOLDS AND FARMS IN 25 EDs TABLE 8.2 No OF EDs IN EDs TO BE 1995 DAC CHECKED % 91 POP.

CEN.
CEN.

No OF HH 1995 DAC HH 95/91 FARMS FAR/HH TOTAL 171 25 14.6 2548 1389 54.5% 780 56.2% However, before this coverage field check in the 25 EDs could be implemented, Dominica was hit by hurricanes Luis and Marilyn, which not only delayed all census activities, but also shifted priorities within the MOA away from the re-enumeration exercise.
Under these field work should be conditions, attempted at this late stage in the census exercise since this would seriously delay the publication of the final results.

it was agreed that no further 8.2.2 Comparison of 1995 Agricultural Census Results with 1991 Population Census The second alternative to measure the non-coverage rate it is to compare the internal estimations obtained from the agricultural census with the information coming from different reliable sources.
21 The 1995 ACF was constructed and data collection, supervision and quality control were organized using the information (especially the number of households) and cartography of the 1991 population census at ED level.

A comparison with the number of households of 1.991 population census is shown in table 8.3 having a non-coverage rate of around 9.3% at national level.
The highest under-coverage rate (25.3%) was observed in St Joseph's Parish followed by St Patrick's Parish with an under-coverage rate of 17.3%.
COVERAGE RATES: COMPARISON OF THE NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS BETWEEN 1995 DAC AND 1991 POPULATION CENSUS BY PARISH TABLE 8.3 PARISH St GEORGE St JOHN St PETER St JOSEPH St PAUL St LUKE St MARK St PATRICK St DAVID St ANDREW 1995 AGRICULTURAL CENSUS 1991 POPULATION CENSUS 1238 701 522 1478 2025 471 547 2101 1650 2831 1260 633 532 1978 2030 486 562 2540 1753 3174 RATIO 95/91 0.983 1.107 0.981 0.747 0.998 0.969 0.973 0.827 0.941 0.892 TOTAL 13564 14948 0.907 Table 8.4 presents the coverage rates at AD an ASD levels.
The ASD No 16 in the Central AD had the highest under-coverage rate (35.4 followed by ASDs Nos 09, 02 and 04 in the South and North East %) (26.6 %, 23.2 % and 21 % respectively).

There were three ASDs ADs (Nos 06, 10 and 15) with under-coverage rates between 15 % and less than 20 %.

19 and 20) presented over coverage rates.
(Nos 11, 13, Four ASDs 22 TABLE 8.4 COVERAGE RATES: COMPARISON OF THE NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS BETWEEN 1995 DAC AND 1991 POPULATION CENSUS BY AD AND ASD AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS/ SUBDISTRICTS 1995 DAC 1991 POPULATION CENSUS RATIO 95/91 NORTH EAST 01 02** 03 04** SOUTH EAST 05 06* 07 08 SOUTH 09** 10* 11 12 CENTRAL 13 14 15* 16** NORTH WEST 0.768** 0.990 0.790** 0.910 0.956 0.844* 0.905 0.854 0.901 0.734** 0.834* 1.106 0.861 0.873 1.·063 0.941 0.805* 0.647** 0.983 0.883 0.987 1.099 1.125 TOTAL 13564 14948 0.908 23 8.4 TWO METHODS OF ADJUSTMENT FOR NON-COVERAGE The purpose of this numeral is to highlight the weaknesses in the census data identifying the worst affected areas where serious under coverage occurred, which had not been picked up at the time of enumeration.
Two methods have been designed to adjust the effect of problem, which have been applied to key variables, number and areas of farms and the number of cattle.

the coverage the such as adjusts since it the census cattle, etc.)

the non-coverage, which measures Method 1 adj usts for the net effect of over and under coverage.
This method uses the concept of "RATIO ESTIMATION", information mUltiplying the data obtained in the 1995 DAC (number and area of farms, by an "ADJUSTMENT FACTOR", which is the "RATIO" of the number of households listed in the 1991 population census (ancillary information in sampling terms) by the number of households enumerated in the 1995 DAC (see column 2 in table 8.5).
this Since the final census results are presented at ASD level, adjustment is the "RATIO ESTIMATION METHOD" was important that in the 1961 agricultural results applied to obtain the final census, 1969 listed in the population census as the auxiliary variable.

this geographical division.


is also made at to point out households number of using the It (method 1) only for Method 2 adjusts with the "RATIO ESTIMATION" under coverage of the ASDs having under coverage rates more than 10 % and it keeps the same information obtained in the 1995 DAC for the remaining ASDs factors of column 3 in table 8.5) .

(see adjustment The difference between the two methods is less than 1 % at national level for number and area of farms and for cattle.
the second method has the principle that try to change, as minimum as possible, Of course, other adjustment methods may be used depending on the objectives of the users, the type of variable and the auxiliary information available to conduct the information collected from the field.

the adjustments.
the adjustments.

However, 24 TABLE 8.5 TWO ADJUSTMENT METHODS FOR CENSUS NON-COVERAGE OF THE NUMBER OF FARMS, AREA UNDER FARMS AND CATTLE BY ASD AND AD DISTRICTS/ ADJUSTMENT FACTOR SUB-DIS- TRICTS METHOD 1 METHOD 2 NUMBER OF FARMS 1995 DAC METHOD 1 METHOD 2 NORTH EAST 01 02** 03 04 SOUTH EAST 05 06 07 08 SOUTH 09** 10* 11 12 CENTRAL 13 14 15* 16** NORTH WEST 17 18 19 20 TOTAL 1.0357 1.3026 1.0098 1.2654 1.0459 1.1852 1.1048 1.1703 1.3617 1.1995 0.9042 1.1613 0.9405 1.
TABLE 8.5 {Continuation ..... J TWO ADJUSTMENT METHODS FOR CENSUS NON-COVERAGE OF THE NUMBER OF FARMS, AREA UNDER FARMS AND CATTLE BY ASD AND AD DISTRICTS/ ADJUSTMENT FACTOR SUB-DIS- TRICTS METHOD 1 METHOD 2 AREA UNDER FARMS 1995 DAC METHOD 1 METHOD 2 NORTH EAST 01 02** 03 04 SOUTH EAST 05 06 07 08 SOUTH 09** 10* 11 12 CENTRAL 13 14 15* 16** NORTH WEST 17 18 19 20 TOTAL 1.
1.
TABLE 8.5 (Continuation ..... ) TWO ADJUSTMENT METHODS FOR CENSUS NON-COVERAGE OF THE NUMBER OF FARMS, AREA UNDER FARMS AND CATTLE BY ASD AND AD DISTRICTS/ ADJUSTMENT FACTOR SUB-DIS- TRICTS METHOD 1 METHOD 2 CATTLE 1995 DAC METHOD 1 METHOD 2 NORTH EAST 01 02** 03 04 SOUTH EAST 05 06 07 08 SOUTH 09** 10* 11 12 CENTRAL 13 14 15* 16** NORTH WEST 17 18 19 20 TOTAL 1.0357 1.
1.
COVERAGE RATE OF THE IMPORTANT AND SPECIALIZED FARMS Again as in the case of the EDs, coverage of only against itself.
may considered an appropriate reliable source coverage analysis (see next the extent of the coverage or non the important and specialized farms can be estimated some check obtained outside the census procedure The area under farms from the Registry Office of Dominica the to conduct table) .
TABLE 8.6 COVERAGE RATE OF THE IMPORTANT AND SPECIALIZED FARMS LAND USE LAND USE No OF FARMS REGISTRY ACREAGE REGISTRY % 1995 DAC COVERAGE RATE % FARMS INTERVIEWED (DIVIDED PARTIALLY) 77 (18) 13389 12033 2033 SUBTOTAL A DIVIDED TOTALLY ABANDONED OTHER USES (FOREST ETC.)
REFUSAL 77 43 14 13 1 13389 49.9 14066 + 5.1 4998 1540 4830 152 4998 1540 4830 152 SUBTOTAL B 71 11520 43.0 11520 100.0 SUBTOTAL C = (A + B) NOT FOUND D TOTAL E = (C + E) 148 22 170 24909 92.9 25586 + 2.7 1906 7.1 1906 26815 100.0 27576 +2.8 ( )* The 18 farms divided partially are already accounted in the 77 they are not added to the total.
farms interviewed; therefore, 28 There were 170 farms with 26,815 acres listed as important and specialized farms (50 acres and more of total land) before the data the 1995 DAC started; as it was mentioned above collection of (12.9 %) with 1,906 acres (7.1 %) have not (numeral 7.2), 22 farms been found in the census; they may exist (non-response) or may not exist as farms.
Then, a total of 24,909 acres (13,389 acres plus 11,520) Or 92.92 % have been located in the 1995 DAC (49.9 % enumerated in the census and 43 % found as divided, abandoned, it was explained that forest, etc.).

To determine the coverage rate the land belonging to the 77 farms interviewed (12,033 acres) has to be added to the area under farms which have been divided partially (2,033 acres) to be compared with recorded .in the acres).
area Therefore, the 1995 DAC has an over coverage rate of around 5.1 % regarding the area under the important and specialized farms.

This over coverage is explained since some farms have increased their acreage, which have not been reported to the Registry Office.

the Registry Office (13,389 if the area total (forest, airports, (for However, agricultural.

urban and industrial development), abandoned.


other uses total of is added to the 12,033 acres accounted for the 77 11,520 acres) the over farms interviewed plus the 2,033 aCres divided partially, coverage rate decreases to 2.7 % comparing with the acreage recorded in the Registry Office.

totally divided tourism etc.


), and refusal found ( a as Finally, if we include the 22 farms with 1906 acres, which were not found in the 1995 DAC, remains around 2.8 the checks conducted by the "QUALITY CONTROL TEAM" %.

lead to the conclusion that most of these 22 farms may not exist at all.

the over coverage rate However, 29 9.


ANALYSIS OF THE 1995 DAC DATA 9.1 EFFICIENCY OF THE SAMPLE DESIGN Annex 3 contains the sampling errors or coefficients of variation of the main variables in the 1995 DAC calculated with the formulas presented in Annex 2.

A sampling error or coefficient of variation is expressed as a percentage of each aggregate, such as the total land under farms, livestock, employment, at national, AD and ASD levels.
These sampling errors or coefficients of variation provide the means of placing "CONFIDENCE LIMITS" above and below the aggregates.

land use, It some items.
the main important census items at ASD level Table 8.1 shows the sampling errors or coefficients of variations for is seen that percentage sampling errors or coefficients of variations are usually under 10 % for farms, temporary and permanent crops, area planted with bananas, cattle goats and pigs; of course these errors are lower at AD and national the levels farmers' aggregates example, occupation, education (higher Sampling errors within the smaller size groups percentages) considerable themselves, magnitude.
Errors intervals etc. )

farm sizes, less component parts of are often of acreage under table 8.1).

inferred, it may precise (for (see and are for for be of the "BIAS" the population of type of errors known as Sampling errors are produced by the sample design itself (only part farms is included in the sample).
However, of "NON-SAMPLING ERRORS", there are other which produce These non-sampling errors have different sources such as informant's memory, genuine an inability lack of knowledge on the part of some farm operators, to express reluctance of tendency to over farmers estimate some items and quality of enumerators.

But it is expected that over-estimates cancel out under-estimates in the overall census exercise, and so a very good estimate of the aggregates and averages may be obtained at the end of the day.
fully and freely, (total acreage, farmers' for example) in quantitative terms, their answers the census.

to report of It is of great importance for users to note carefully for any given set of aggregates, their sampling errors and any other weaknesses or non-sampling errors.

Thus, used, for some key variables provide very reassuring results.
the sample design to sum-up, the sampling errors or coefficients of variation calculated the efficiency of in terms of 30 TABLE 9.1 SAMPLING ERRORS OR COEFFICIENT OF VARIATIONS FOR SOME IMPORTANT VARIABLES IN THE 1995 DAC BY ASD AND AD DISTRICTS/ SUB-DIS- TRICTS SAMPLING ERRORS OR COEFFICIENT OF VARIATION {%oj AREA UNDER FARMS TEMPO- RARY CROPS PERMA- AREA NENT CROPS PLANTED BANANAS CATTLE GOATS PIGS NORTH EAST 01 02** 03 04 0.7 2.0 1.5 0.9 1.0 SOUTH EAST 1.1 1.8 2.2 2.7 2.7 05 06 07 06 SOUTH 09** 10* 11 12 CENTRAL 13 14 15* 16** NORTH WEST 11.
TOTAL 0.4 2.5 0.6 3.6 4.5 3.6 5.6 31 9.2 AVERAGE NUMBER OF PERSONS PER HOUSEHOLD But (1960-91), Even if the non-urban population of Dominica has a small positive (0.4 %) during a annual rate of growth of less than half percent rate of period of 31 years growth of 1.
8 % in the last population inter-censal period (1981 the number of households has increased from 11,100 in 91).

1960 to 14,900 households rate of annual in 1991 presenting a growth of almost 1 %; nevertheless, the number of households has remained almost constant in the same decade 1981-91 (around 15,000 households).
These factors have determined that the average number of persons per household remains constant for a long period of three decades and decreases to 3.5 from 1981 to 1991. it had a negative annual (4.3) The 1995 DAC estimated more or less the same number of people and households as the 1991 population census (results adjusted for non coverage) with a similar average number of persons per household number of persons per (3 .5) .
household in the last 14 years is due to the migration process from the rural areas to towns, especially to Roseau and Portsmouth, the populations of which have almost doubled during the same period.

This decrease of average (1981-95) the TABLE 9.2 AVERAGE NUMBER OF PERSONS PER HOUSEHOLD IN THE POPULATION AND AGRICULTURAL CENSUSES YEARS 1960 1971 1981 1991 1995 PERSONS ( 000) HOUSEHOLDS (00 0) AVERAGE POPULo CENSUS AGRIC.

CENSUS POPULo CENSUS AGRIC.

CENSUS POPULo CENSUS AGRIC.
CENSUS 47.3 57.3 63.2 52.9 * * * * * 47.7 11.1 13.4 14.8 14.9 * * * * * 13.6 4.3 4.3 4.3 3.5 * * * * * 3.5 * Information Not Available SOURCES: • CSO: Population Censuses • MOA: 1995 DAC 32 9.3 NUMBER OF FARMS, TOTAL ACREAGE UNDER FARMS AND AVERAGE ACREAGE PER FARM farms and land under is interesting to compare the absolute results regarding the It number of farms between different sources, such as the 1961 and 1976 agricultural censuses and 1958 Register of Farms and 1981 Register of Small Farms, with the information produced by the 1995 DAC.
The information available from other sources allows to compare only at national level by four intervals of farm sizes (see table 9.3).

The weaknesses, such as: information presented in tables 9.3 and 9.4 has some The information for the "landless" farms in 1958/76/83 has • been added to the farm size interval 0.01-49 acres.

The 1983 Register of Small Farms did not include all the • farms of 100 and more acres and it had a non-coverage rate of around 20 %.
is information regarding • There definitions used in 1958, 1976 and 1983 to set up the accuracy of comparisons.

no the methodology and listings and census, • The results of 1961 and 1995 agricultural censuses are the most suitable for making comparisons since their methodologies and definitions are similar Both exercises were conducted combining "complete enumeration" with "sample enumeration".

and very well known.


The 1961 agricultural census results were estimated using • the "RATIO METHOD" adjusting the "EXPANSION FACTORS" to the number of households (auxiliary variable) obtained in the 1960 the information of the 1995 DAC population census.

Therefore, adjusted for non-coverage be used 8.4) MUST strictly to compare with 1961 agricultural census data.
table (see 33 COMPARISON OF THE NUMBER AND LAND UNDER FARMS SOURCES (1995 WITHOUT ADJUSTMENT FOR NON-COVERAGE) FROM DIFFERENT TABLE 9.3 FARM SIZE (ACRES) LANDLESS 0.01-4.9 5.0 -49.9 50.0-99.9 100 & + NUMBER OF FARMS LAND UNDER FARMS (000) 1958 1961 1976 1983 1995 1958 1961 1976 1983 1995 * * 442 737 * 6864 6405 5957 6540 6130 1748 2087 1814 1728 2187 53 63 67 84 74 22 78 97 95 85 0 * * * 10.3 10.1 9.0 14.2 12.3 18.9 20.3 18.9 19.7 21.6 3.6 5.1 3.8 6.4 2.9 14.6 38,4 40.8 39.7 6.3 0 TOTAL 8792 9109 7922 8.3 9170 73.9 76.3 71.4 43.2 52.1 * Information Added to Interval 0.01-4.9 SOURCES: • MOA: 1961, 1976, 1995 Agricultural Censuses • MOA: 1958 Farm Register; 1983 Small Farm Register Analyzing tr.e results of 1961 and 1995 DACs presented in table 9.4 and in graphs 9.1 and 9.2 (adjusted for non-coverage in the 1995 DAC) , it is possible to draw the following conclusions: comparing to 1961 for There has been an increase in the number of farms • (almost 1,000 farms) and a decrease in the acreage under farms in 1995 (adjusted) The difference is due to the change in the land use of the large In fact, as it was explained in chapter 8 (see table farms.
the difference in acreage may be explained by the 71 8.61 farms that have been divided totally, abandoned, changed the :and use (forest, (22 farms) since they were not found in the 1995 DAC; ~hese farms had an total area of around 14,OJO acres (see table 8.6).

tourism, etc.)

or may be do not exist the whole country.

The number of "landless" farms has increased more than 80% • from 1961 to 1995 (adjusted).
• acres (adjusted) (adjusted) The number of farms having from 0.01 to less than increased only around 4.5 % from 1961 to However, the acreage under farms (13,700) in is almost 40 % higher tr.an 1961. five 1995 1995 • The number of farms having from five to less than 50 acres and the land under these farms have increased around 17 % and 19 % respectively in a period of three decades and half.
34 • The number of farms having 50 acres and over of total land has decreased 1.3 times and the land has been reduced by a factor of 2.3 times during the period 1961-95. is important to remember that the 1961 agricultural census made a cluster sample for the large farms of 50 acres and more, but the "complete enumeration" .
interviewed these farms 1995 DAC by It COMPARISON OF THE NUMBER AND LAND UNDER FARMS SOURCES (1995 ADJUSTMENT FOR NON-COVERAGE) FROM DIFFERENT TABLE 9.4 FARM SIZE (ACRES) LANDLESS 0.01-4.9 5.0 -49.9 50.0-99.9 100 & + NUMBER OF FARMS LAND UNDER FARMS (000) 1958 1961 1976 1983 1995 1958 1961 1976 1983 1995 442 * * * 6864 6405 5957 6540 1748 2087 1814 1728 74 22 95 85 67 84 78 97 824 6696 2448 61 71 0 * * a * 10.3 10.1 9.0 14.2 13.7 18.9 20.3 18.9 19.7 24.1 6.4 4.0 3.8 5.1 38.4 40.8 39.7 2.9 16.2 6.3 TOTAL 8792 9109 7922 8.3 10100 73.9 76.3 71.4 43.2 58.0 * Information Added to Interval 0.01-4.9 SOURCES: • MOA: 1961, 1976, 1995 Agricultural Censuses • MOA: 1958 Farm Register; 1983 Small Farm Register Graph -9.3 shows that the average acreage per farm was 5.7 in 1995, U \'.
which is lower than 1961 (8.4 acres per farm) and other years with available information (except for 1983 because in this year the farms of 100 acres and over were not enumerated completely).

Eut, land (landless) are not considered in if the 767 farms without 1995, in 1961 this average goes up also (8.8).
the average acreage per farm increases to 6.2; 35 GRAPH 9.1 COMPARISON OF NUMBER OF FARMS 1958 1961 1978 1983 1995 TOTAL 8792 6664 04.9 9109 6647 7922 5957 6364 10100 8540 6696 5-49.9 1748 2067 1614 1728 2448 50-99.

100 & 95 65 76 97 67 64 74 22 61 71 GRAPH 9.2 COMPARISON OF LAND UNDER FARMS 1958 1961 1976 1983 1995 TOTAL 73900 76300 71400 43200 58000 0-4.9 10300 10100 9000 14200 13700 5-49.9 18900 20300 18900 19700 24100 50-99.
6300 5100 3800 100 & 38400 40600 39700 4000 6400 2900 16200 GRAPH 9.3 AVERAGE ACREAGE PER FARM 1958 1961 1976 1983 1995 TOTAL 0-4.9 5-49.9 50-99.

6.'

15 10.6 66.3 6.'

1.5 9.7 65.'


90 l.5 10.4 56.7 5.2 2.2 11.4 86.5 5.7 2.0 9.8 65.6 100&+ 451.8 420.6 472.6 131.8 228.2 GRAPH 9.1 COMPARISON OF No OF FARMS 12000',-----,----;---,--.,...---, looool~-_.t+-_+--I- 6000 '000 2000 Ol+----'J-..J-..L 01951 _ 1981 ml1976 ~19BJ_1995 GRAPH 9.2 LAND UNDER FARMS 80000',--=--,---,---,----,-----, 70OOOr----1'tt--J---i--+---+----I 60000 40OO°r----1IItiI1rl--+---.Jf--+,.,--j ~ 50000 (J 30000 ~ 20000 10000 a 5-49.9 5O-99.S 100 & + FARM SIZE 01 9 56 .
1961 ~ 1976 m1983.19S5 GRAPH 9.3 AVERAGE ACREAGE PER FARM TOTAL 0-4.9 5-49.9 FARMsrZE 50-99.9 100 & + o 19S6 _ 196 r t2Z11976 ~19a3.1geS ~: ~ 400 w ~ 350 w 300 ~ 250 "l; 200 w 150 36 9.4 LAND DISTRIBUTION The 74.3 % of the farms had only 23.3 % of the land with farm sizes On the other end 1.3 % of the farms had 50 of less than 5 acres.

land having almost 35 % of the land under acres or more of total farms.
Around 15 % of the farms had sizes from 5 to less than 10 acres with 17.2 % of land distribution can be seen more clearly analyzing the Lorenz's Curve (see graph 9.4) or the Gini's Index.

This problem of poor land.

the There was an improvement in the land distribution between 1961 and 1995 agricultural censuses since the 1995 Lorenz's curve moved towards the equal distribution line (45 degrees), or the Gini's Index decreased from 0.77 to 0.63 in the same period.

The Index of Gini 9.5).


Apparently, (0.51), but this is because the Register of Small Farmers did not collect information for all large farms of 100 acres and more.

This index remained more or less constant during the period from 1958 to 1976 (ayound 0.77).

1983 presented the lowest equal distribution is Index of Gini table (see for the 0.5 the Lorenz's Curve provides a graphic representation of Therefore, the Gini's Quantitative Index.
When the Lorenz's Curve approaches to the equal distribution line (45 degrees) means the land in other words, distribution of a country or region is improving; farms on one side of (they are integrating to the middle ones) and on the other end the to land distribution large farms policies and other change land use such as (forest, urban and industrial development) or are divided for sale and inheritance, the distribution there are less very small reduce in number or size due for example.
the farms reasons, that 37 TABLE 9.5 INDEXES OF GINI TO MEASURE THE LAND DISTRIBUTION YEAR GINI's INDEX 1995 1983 1976 1961 1958 0.627 0.510 0.778 0.767 0.76B SOURCES: • MOA: • MOA: 1961, 1976, 1995 Agricultural Censuses 195B Farm Register; 19B3 Small Farm Register CURVES OF LORENZ FOR DIFFERENT YEARS GRAPH 9.4 / / /..-< .
/ / / / / ~ / / , / / / / i .~///,a / ~;r /~ v~ , 1958/6ln61 ~":I / / 0.8 Ul ::l; c: ~ c: 0.6 w o Z => ~ OA « "- 0,2 .... / / / / / / A 0.2 OA 0.6 0.8 % OF NUMBER OF FARMS 3B 9.5 ACTUAL LAND USE (32,200) acres of the total acreage enumerated under The 61.7 t farms was classified as cultivated (2,300 acres under temporary crops, 29,300 acres with permanent crops and 600 acres under fallow of one year and less); 28.3 % (14,800 acres) was forest belonging to the farms; and the remaining 10 % (5,200 acres) was classified as other, which included fallow more than one year to three years and 1,000 acres of non (1,700 acres) (2,500 acres), pastures (waste land, constructions, etc.).
agricultural areas under farms See table 8.6.

ACTUAL LAND USE IN 1961 AND 1995 AGRICULTURAL CENSUSES TABLE 9.6 CENSUS YEAR TOTAL ACREA GE UNDER FARMS ACTUAL LAND USE (000 Acres) % CULTIVATED % FOREST OTHER % 1995 NOT ADJUSTED 52.2 1995- ADJUSTED 58.0 100.0 32.2 61.

7 14.8 28.3 5.2 10.0 100.0 35.8 61.


7 16.4 28.3 5.8 10.0 1961 76.2 100.0 33.7 44.2 37.1 48.7 5.4 7.1 SOURCES: MOA: 1961, 1995 Agricultural Censuses it was mentioned earlier, As results between 1961 and 1965 agricultural only when the aggregates of 1995 DAC have been adjusted.

the comparison with the absolute cenSUseS makes sense the acreage under Comparing with the 1961 agricultural census, cultivated land increased 13.~ %.
However, the area with permanent crops increased almost 31 % from 24,900 acres in 1961 to 32,500 temporary crops acres (adjusted) decreased almost to 1995 (3,200 acres including fallow of one year and less).

This may be a problem of using different definitions and classifications between permanent and temporary crops in both censuses.
in 1995; but, three times from 1961 (8,800 acreS adjusted) the land under There is a big decrease in the area under forest analyzed since, as it was mentioned above (see numeral 7.4), reported as farms in 1961 was found as only forest the period land in 1995 DAC.

for 39 The acreage under other classifications appears to be similar but the area under pastures is different in both years (4,300 acres in this could be 1961 against 1,900 acres adjusted in 1995).
Again, than one year a definition problem since fallow more is not reported in 1961 and this is land that is sometimes used for grazing purposes (in 1995 there were 2,800 acres under this land use) .

Therefore, the actual classifications of the acreage under farms in both censuses table 9.6 and graph 9.5) .
there has been a considerable change in the structure of the different (see land use comparing the percentages of GRAPH 9.5 1995 Land Use TOTAL Temporary Permanent Fallow <1 Fallow >1 Pastures Forest Other 1961 Land Use TOTAL Temporary Permanent Pastures Forest Other ACRE % 52.2 2.3 29.3 0.6 2.5 1.7 14.8 1.0 100.0 4.4 56.1 1.1 4.8 3.3 28.4 1.9 ACRES % 72.2 8.8 24.9 4.3 37.1 1.1 100.0 12.2 34.5 6.0 51.4 1.5 GRAPH 9.5a ACTUAL LAND USE IN 1995 FDretl (2e.4%) P4I'rnelnenl (56.1"") GRAPH 9.5b ACTUAL LAND USE IN 1961 "'1),ijTempOrary (11.5%) °A'hlel'!1'14 ~ 1 Pormonon!
(32.7%) Forest (48.7%) 40 9.6 LAND TENURE farms.

land under The main land tenures according to the 1995 DAC were ownership with 34,000 acres (65.1 %) and family land with 5,700 (10.9 %) of the total land had similar relative importance regarding land tenure (around 5.6 % with 2,900 farmers squatting on the land represented acres for each tenure); 1.7 % (900 acres) of total acreage under farms.
It is important to point out (5,100 acres) the land tenure system was not stated by the informants (see table 9.7 and graph 9.6).

Rented and communal for almost 10 % of the land under farms that in 1961 according the There has been a great structural change in the land tenure system in Dominica during the three decades and half between the 1961 and There were only three land tenure 1995 agricultural censuses.
information available from the systems agricultural they were ownership conducted that year; representing 95.5 % ~72,800 acres) of the total land under farms, land rented for money with 4.2 % (3,200 acres) and the remaining 0.3 % (200 acres) of the land was rented for free (see table 9.7 and graph 9.

6) .
census LAND TENURE IN THE 1995 AND 1961 AGRICULTURAL CENSUSES TABLE 9.7 LAND TENURE (acreage under farms) 1995 (000 acres) NO AD JUSTED ADJUS TED OWNED FAMILY LAND RENTED SQATTERED COMMUNAL LAND OTHER TENURES NOT STATED 34.0 5.7 2.9 0.9 2.9 0.7 5.1 65.1 10.9 5.6 1.7 5.6 1.3 9.8 37.8 6.3 3.2 1.0 3.2 0.8 5.7 65.1 10.9 5.6 1.7 5.6 1.3 9.8 1961 (DOD) ACRES % 72.8 95.5 2.2 4.2 0.2* 0.3 TOTAL 52.2 100.0 58.0 100.0 76.2 100.0 * Land Rented for Free SOURCES: MOA: 1961 and 1995 Agricultural Censuses 41 GRAPH 9.6a 1995 LAND TENURE ( 000 Acres) I GRAPH 9.68 I 11995 LAND TENURE 1 Owned Family Land Rented Squatter Communal Other Not Stated 37.8 6.3 3.2 1 3.2 0.8 5.7 ~"I.t St.tr~.l"·8%) communarl'lf.~~) Squatter (1.7%) Rented (5.5'lb) Family Land (10 9%) .
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"'~-own.d(85.2%) GRAPH 9.6b 1961 LAND TENURE ( 000 Acres) GRAPH 9.6b 1995 LAND TENURE Owned Rented Other 72.8 2.2 0.2 Oth.r (0.3'lb) Rent.d (2__.9:-%~).

?+~_ Owned (96.6%) 42 9.7 LIVESTOCK The main livestock in Dominica according the information of 1995 DAC were cattle, goats, sheep, pigs and chicken.

The total cattle herd was 3,600 heads with around 1,100 farms involved in cattle It is farming and with an average of 3.4 heads per reporting farm.
important to indicate that there were 92 cattle heads in the farms classified as "LANDLESS" in the 1995 DAC.

There were 12,200 goats in 2,200 farms with 5.5 heads per farm.

The pig industry had a stock of 4,200 pigs in around 1,100 farms.

Its average was 4.2 heads per reporting farm.

The average number of sheep per farm was 4.6 and for chicken was 24 (see table 9.8).
TABLE 9.8 MAIN LIVESTOCK IN 1961 AND 1995 AGRICULTURAL CENSUSES LIVESTOCK No FARMS HAVING No OF HEADS AVERAGE PER FARM CATTLE (000) GOATS ( 000) SHEEP (000 ) PIGS (000) CHICKEN(OOO) 1.1 2.2 0.8 1.1 2.8 SOURCE: MOA: 1995 DAC 3.6 12.2 3.7 4.6 67.3 3.4 5.5 4.6 4.2 24.0 the have been considerable 1995 and 1961 (see table 9.9).

changes (adjusted results) livestock There agricultural comparing Goats experienced the highest growth censuses (almost three times).
Chicken, sheep and cattle increased 71 %, 64 % and 26% since 1961.

Only the stock of the pig industry did not It is interesting to observe that increase in the period analyzed.

the average number of heads per in all these types of livestock, farm in 1995 had large gains comparing against 1961 (see table 8.9) .
in the main 43 COMPARISON OF MAIN LIVESTOCK IN 1961 AND 1995 AGRICULTURAL CENSUSES TABLE 9.9 LIVESTOCK 1995 ADJUSTED (000) 1961 (000) NUMBER AVERAGE NUMBER AVERAGE CATTLE GOATS SHEEP PIGS 3.9 13.4 4.1 5.1 3.4 5.5 4.6 4.2 3.1 4.6 2.5 7.0 CHICKEN 74.2 24.0 43.4 2.4 3.0 2.4 2.0 9.5 SOURCE: MOA: 1961 and 1995 Agricultural Censuses RATIO 95/61 1.258 2.913 1.640 0.729 1.

710 v Other minor livestock were: horses, donkeys, rabbits and poultry (pigeons, turkeys and ducks) .

44 10.

TAB L E S 45 tX3NNV WHO.!
!~NI.LSI1: 9v QUESTIONNAIRE 47 AGRICULTURAL CENSUS FRAME 48 LIST OF LARGE AND IMPORTANT FARMS 49 ANNEX 2 Formulas for Estimating an Aggregate, a Variance and a Coefficient of Variation with Proportional Swnple 1 Aggregate for the Stratum of Farms from 0.01 to less than 5 Acres in an ASD Yasd::::F * Yasd n.,d =F'LYi i=-l Where: Yasd = Aggregate of the variable Yj 1 1 F= DIRECT EXPANSION FACTOR = f = 0.2 = 5; for the asd t,'; Inverse of probability of selection f= Probability of selecting the i th farm of the asd th =0.2(20%) n asd = Number of selected farms for the asd th; Y i = Total of the sample variable Yi for the asd th; i::: 1, 2, 3, nasd ; asd= agricultural subdistrict number (asd = 1, 2,3, ... 20).
2 Aggregate for the Stratum of Farms from 0.01 to less than 5 Acres in an AD .
fad=: F * Yad ASD = F. L Yasd i:J.sd=l Where: Yad = Aggregate for the ad th; Yad= Total of the sample variable for the ad th; ad= Agricultural District number (ad = 1, 2, ... 5); ASD ~ Number of Agricul tural SubDistrict s for the ad th • 50 3 Aggregate for the Stratum of Farms from 0.01· Acres in the Country to less than 5 Yc = F * Y c AD = F * L Yod ad::l Where: ASD = F • L Yasd asd=l Yc = Aggregate of the variable Yj for the country; Y c = Total of the sample variable Yi for the country; c= Country; AD= Numer of Agricul tural Districts for the country.
4 Variance of the Aggregate for the Stratum of Farms from 0.01 to less than 5 Acres in an ASD n,Ud 2 = F n asd ( 1 f - E 1=1 ) -'-'-'----c-- nasd-l = P 2 (l-f) fl ud nos~ [E y;_YoSd 1 nasd 1 i=l n asd 2 vrhere : rar(Y'asd) = Variance of the aggregate Yosd for the asd th; S:Od= Variance of sample elements of variable Yi for asd tho nllZfd iosd=-l_EYi = Sample mean of variableYi for the asd th • nasdi=l 5 Variance of the Aggregate for the Stratum of Farms from 0.01 to less than 5 Acres in an AD varp\d) ~ F 2 (l-f) L naodS;Sd ASV asd=l L ~ F 2 ( 1 - f) L n ud -=i_~l,--__.,.-_ ASD asd=l ASD ~ F 2 (1-f) L n aod asd=l n asd -1 i=l na5d -l nUd [Ly]_Yasd 1 2 n asd ASD ~ L var(Y aSd ) 4sd--l Where: var( Yad ) = Variance of the aggregate Yad for the ad to.
6 Variance of the Aggregate for the Stratum of Farms from 0.01 to less than 5 Acres in the Country var(Y c )= F 2 (1-f) L asd=l naSds;Sd ASDr;: find fu.
ASDr;: F 2 ( 1 - f) L n asd -="------,,--- asd=l ASDc nasd-l nUd ~ F 2 (1-f) L n asd [Ly] __Y_a._d J n asd asd=l nasd-l i=1 2 = L Var(Yad ) - L var(YUd ) ASDc asd=l AD ad:l Where: var( Yc ) = Variance of the aggregate Yc for the ASDc = Number of Agricultural SubDistricts country; for the country, 7 Coefficient of Variation (cv) of the Aggregate for the Stratum of Farms from 0.01 to less than 5 Acres in an ASD 8 Coefficient of Variation lev) of the Aggregate for the Stratum 52 of Farms from 0.01 to less than 5 Acres in an AD 9 Coefficient of Variation (cv) of the Aggregate for the Stratum of Farms from 0.01 to less than 5 Acres in the Country 10 General Formula for Estimating a Coefficients of Variation (Sampling Error) of the Farms with Land of any ASD, AD or for the Country - cv( Yfw1s ) - _ /var( Y,es55).
x y twi _ 100 - ';var( Y'ess5) x Yless5 + YSandover • 100 Where: cv (Y(w1) = Coefficient of variation of the aggregate Y'W1 for the farms with land; _ Yfw1 = Aggregate of the variable ~j for the farms with land ar(Y'eS55) = Variance of the aggregate Y'ess5 for farms less than 5 acres for any ASD, AD, country; _ Y'e>s5= Aggregate of the variable Yj for farms of less than 5 acres for any ASD, AD, country; {5andover= Aggregate for the variable Yj for farms of 5 acres/more for any ASD ,AD, country; fwl= Farms with land; 1ess5= Stratum of farms of less than 5 acres; 5andover= Stratum of farms of 5 acres/more.
53 SAMPLING ERRORS OR COEFFICIENT OF VARIATIONS FOR SOME IMPORTANT VARIABLES IN THE 1995 DAC BY.

ASD AND AD ANNEX 3 DISTRICTS/ SUB-DIS- TRICTS SAMPLING ERRORS OR COEFFICIENT OF VARIATION (% ) AREA UNDER UNDER AREA DASHEEN YAM AREA UNDER TANNIA S.POTATO POTATO C\NUT B\LEAF AREA UNDER UNDER UNDER AREA AREA AREA UNDER NORTH EAST 01 02** 03 04 0.7 14.7 16.1 6.5 9.3 SOUTH EAST 12.4 11.4 19.2 21.
9 52.5 05 06 07 08 SOUTH 09** 10* 11 12 CENTRAL 13 14 15* 16** 16.6 34.1 16.5 0.0 31.3 7.4 15.1 15.5 9.5 8.7 NORTH WEST '0.

a 26.9 0.0 42.4 0.0 24.8 61.


5 0.0 47.1 24.6 TOTAL 4.7 4.4 7.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 32.9 40. a 31.
SAMPLING ERRORS OR COEFFICIENT OF VARIATIONS FOR SOME IMPORTANT VARIABLES IN THE 1995 DAC BY ASD AND AD SAMPLING ERRORS OR COEFFICIENT OF VARIATION (% ) DISTRICTS/ SUB-DIS- TRICTS AREA AREA UNDER UNDER AREA UNDER PLANTAIN G\FRUIT COCOA NORTH EAST 01 02** 03 04 8.1 18.1 16.5 10.7 71.3 SOUTH EAST 13 .4 18.6 66.7 33.3 18.3 05 06 07 08 SOUTH 09** 10* 11 12 CENTRAL 13 14 15* 16 ** 21.
5 45.1 25.2 0.0 0.0 6.9 0.0 0.0 10.6 NORTH WEST 16.5 0.0 0.0 37.7 23.9 17 18 19 20 13 .6 AREA UNDER AREA UNDER UNDER UNDER AREA AREA ORANGE ANTHUR.
MANGO LIME TOTAL 5.6 3.6 5.0 4.7 15.4 6.8 2.7 55 56 Table 1: NU~R OF FAR"S (WITH AND WITHOUT LANDI, TOTAL LAND UNDER FARMS, NU~ER OF FAR"S WITH CROPS ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FARMS TOTAL FAR"S TOTAL LAND (acres) NUMBER OF FAR"S WITH CROPS SIZE OF THE FAR" (acres) No.
% % Bananas Other for be""""s Export Plan- ta;n Coco- C;trus nut.

COCOll Coffee Sugar cane Root crops Vega- Spice.
tables other fruit crops other food crops WITHOUT LAND .01- .99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.00 500.00 and more 737 1929 4055 1413 689 86 54 36 22 5 8.2X 651 21.4% 44.9% 9969 15.7% 9096 7.6% 9693 1.0% 2857 .6% 3671 .4% 4666 .2% 6829 .1% 3140 15 1.3% 134 19.7% 1576 18.OX 863 415 19.2% 44 5.6% 7.3% 8 8 9.2X 3 13.5% 1 6.2X .
TOTAL 9026 100.0% 50571 100.0% 3067 1928 3493 4898 3852 4133 2757 1835 872 5500 1718 1667 1572 6 114 348 114 83 6 2 1 674 other tr.. crop 235 566 1694 963 528 60 37 28 18 4 Table 1a: NUMBER OF FARMS (WITH AND WITHOUT LAND), TOTAL LAND UNDER FARMS, NUMBER OF FARMS WITH CROPS ON THE CENSUS DAY,BY AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS AND SUB-DISTRICTS TOTAL FARMS TOTAL LAND (acres) AGRICUL TURE DISTRICTS & SUB-DISTRICTS NUMBER OF FARMS WITH CROPS Bananas Other bananas for Export Plan- tain Coco- Citrus Other nuts tree crop COCOl!ll coffee sugar cane Root crops Vege- Spices Other Other food tables crops fruit crops NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 06 ASD 07 ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 15 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 838 525 985 488 2836 683 151 392 283 1509 299 609 315 680 1903 532 450 109 249 1340 357 315 440 326 1438 9026 9.3X 3502 5.8X 3088 10.9X 6743 5.4X 2999 31.47- 16332 7.6X 3690 1.7X 1230 4.3X 1533 3.1X 1352 16.7X 7805 3.3X 1238 6.7X 1459 1960 3.57- 7.570 2100 6756 21.170 5.9X 2730 1855 5.00 1.2X 930 2.8X 3511 9027 14.87- 6.9X 6.1X 13.3X 5.9X 32.370 7.370 2.470 3.00 2.7X 15.470 2.470 2.970 3.97- 4.27.
13.470 5.470 3.7X 1.870 6.9X 17.87- 4.9r.

1m 3.670 15.9"1.

10651 6.87.
5.00 5.7X 3.5X 21.1X 100.00 50571 .1OO.OX • " • • • TABLE 2: NUMBER OF FARMS (WITH AND WITHOUT LAND) WITH LIVESTOCK ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY TYPE OF LIVESTOCK AND BY SIZE OF THE FARMS LIVESTOCK ON THE FARMS TOTAL FARMS TOTAL LAND (ecrea) SIZE OF THE FARM (acres) WITHOUT LAND .01- .99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.00
 500.00 & IOOre CATILE SHEEP GOATS HORSES DONKEYS RABBITS PIGS POULTRY Far., Total FllIrB& TOt8l Fer.s Total Farms TotaL Farms Total Farms TotaL Farms Total Farms Total 737 1929 4055 1413 689 86 54 36 22 5 0 B.2X 651 21.4X 44.9X 9969 15.7X 9096 7.6% 9693 1.0% 2857 3671 4666 6829 3140 .6% .4% .2% .1% .OX 1.3X 19.7X 18.OX 9
n TOTAL 9026 loo.0X 50571 loo.OX 1017 3305 939 3323 1968 10918 206 98 TOTAL FARNS TOTAL LAND (acres) AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS & SUB-DISTRICTS TABLE 20: NUNBER OF FARNS (WITH AND WITHOUT LAND) WITH LIVESTOCK ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY TYPE OF LIVESTOCK AND BY AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS AND SUB-DISTRICTS LIVESTOCK ON THE FARNS CATTLE SHEEP GOATS HORSES DONKEYS RABBITS PIGS POULTRY Farms Total Farms Totol Farms TotaL f8rms Total Farms Total Farms Total Farms Total Fer.
Totol NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 06 ASD 07 ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 15 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRANO TOTAL 838 525 985 488 2836 683 151 392 283 1509 299 609 315 680 1903 532 450 109 249 1340 357 315 440 326 1438 9026 9.3X 5.8X 3502 3088 10.9X 6743 2999 31.4X 16332 5.4X 7.6X 3690 1.7X 1230 4.3X 1533 3.1X 1352 7805 16.7X 3.3X 1238 6.7X 1459 3.5X 1960 2100 7.5X 6756 21.1X 5.9;( 2730 1855 5.OX 930 1.2X 2.8% 3511 14.8X 9027 6.9;( 6.17.
13.3X 5.9',( 32.3X 7.3X 2.4X 3.OX 2.7X 15.4X 2.4X 2.9;( 3.9;( 4.2X 13.4% 5.4X 3.7X 1.8X 6.9;( 17.8X 83 52 174 43 352 68 14 53 76 211 21 76 50 97 244 26 17 7 24 74 161 126 61<6 81 1014 215 47 319 233 814 50 192 242 287 n1 84 74 28 121 307 4.OX 3451 3.5% 2525 4.9% 2905 3.6% lnl 15.9;( 10651 l00.OX 50571 6.8% 5.0X 5.7',( 3.5% 21.1% 100.OX • .
, , • TABLE 3: NUMBER OF FARMS WITH LAND, TOTAL LAND UNDER FARMS ACCORDING TO THE ACTUAL LAND USE ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FARMS TOTAL FARIlS TOTAL LAND No.

X acres X SIZE OF THE FARM (acres) ACTUAL LAND USE TellpOrary Crop.

Fallow 1 yeac Fallow IIOre than 1 yc or less PerllBnent Crop.
Pastures Forest "<:N'1-agr;c. land acres X acres X acres X acres X acres X acrea X acres X 0.01- 0.99 1.00-- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00-- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00--199.99 200.00-499.99 500.00 and IIOre TOTAL 650 1635 19.470 1.270 4495 53.370 11654 22.370 1412 16.7X 9091 17.470 9693 18.570 8.270 6B9 5.570 1.07.

2857 86 7.OX 3676 .670 54 .4% 8.97.

36 4666 .3% 6829 13.170 22 3140 .170 6.OX 5 8434 1OO.OX 52256 1OO.OX 136 6.OX 1110 48.670 574 25.270 340 14.97.
2.4% 54 1.470 32 1.270 26 .5% 11 .OX 0 2284 100.OX 2.670 16 53.170 325 116 19.OX 109 17.8% 1.7X 10 3.97.

24 1.670 10 .2% 1 .1% 1 613 100.OX 3 447 1.570 1B .7X 516 20.470 30.OX BB01 656 25.97.

6557 22.370 805 31.7X 5936 20.270 7.3% 1376 185 4.7X 4.8% 1423 7.370 186 4.8% 5.2% 1409 132 8.2% 3 2409 3.470 34 990 11 .1% .170 250 14.7X 3.670 526 274 16.170 821 5.570 23.OX 391 1930 13.

OX 7.97.

135 975 6.670 7.370 124 1756 11.97.

9.4% 2856 19.370 160 344 20.270 3833 25.97.


2095 1.270 14.270 20 2536 100.OX 29347 100.OX 1701 100.OX 14803 100.07.

.170 1.370 2.170 20 126 13.OX 92 9.4% 182 18.7X 122 12.6% 13.470 131 7.470 72 228 23.4% .OX 973 100.OX 0 TABLE 3a: NU"BER OF FAR"S (WITH LAND), TOTAL LAND UNDER FAR"S ACCORDING TO THE ACTUAL LAND USE ON THE CENSUS DAY, 8Y AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS &SUB-DISTRICTS TOTAL FARMS TOTAL LAND ACTUAL LAND USE AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & No.
SUB-DISTRICTS X acres X Temporary Crops Fallo\l 1 year Fallo\l I'lOre or less than 1 yr Permanent Crops Pastures Forest Non-egric.

lend acres X acres X acres X acres X acres X acres X acres X NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 06 ASD 07 ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 15 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL - 7.1X 9.ar.
830 3700 527 6.3X 6.2X 3282 976 11.6X 6902 13 .2X 5.97- 484 2817 33.47- 16969 32.5X 5.r!.

3085 3755 8.or.

1258 1.67- 4.6X 1613 1458 3.37- 7.27- 678 2.4X 137 3.17- 386 2.8X 279 1480 17.5X 8085 15.57- 3.47- 288 577 6.87- 277 3.37- 7.97- 666 1808 21.47- 1354 2.6X 1411 2.7'1.

3.87- 2011 4.3X 2256 7032 13.5X 5.370 3.5X 2787 292 3.5X 1897 296 3.6X 1.8X 1.2X 102 931 224 3512 6.7'1.

2.7'1.

914 10.870 9127 17.57- 357 15.7X 11.0X 251 9.r!.

221 3.0X 68 898 39.3X 6.57- 149 2.2X 50 4.r!.


108 1.1X 26 332 14.5X 107 4.7X 6.5X 148 1.7X 39 8.r!.

199 494 21.67- 4. or.

92 126 5.5X 52 2.37- 3.07- 68 339 14.8X 92 15.0X 1.2X 8 12.0X 73 18 2.97- 31.1X 191 3.9"1.

9B 7.8X 2278 8.0X 7.2X 182 2335 204 8.1X 4504 15.3X 8.4X 260 10.3X 2461 744 29.47- 11578 39.5X 52 3.1X 71 4.2X 343 20.27- .ar.

14 480 28.27- 766 420 1501 258 5.2X 2.8X 10.1X 1.7X 2946 19.97- 41 4 22 6 72 6.r!.

.6X 3.6X 1.OX 11.8X 3.4X 21 3.0X 19 .2X 1 5.9X 36 77 12.670 4 20 11 16 51 .r!.
3.3X 1.8X 2.670 8.470 382 15.1X 1971 6.r!.

569 1 .97- 2.3X 60 1137 82 3.97- 3.27- 1077 3.7X 13 .57- 4754 16.27- 537 21.27- 96 37 59 96 288 7.27.

5.6X 1070 3.6X 537 2.2X 1.1X 161 3.5X 1. or.

150 5.r!.

17.0X 1918 13.or.

141 5.6X 147 5.8X 108 4.3X 6. or.

153 549 21.r!.

3.2X 80 1.1X 28 1.n 48 251 9.9X 407 16.OX 2.4X 699 3.1X 898 3.5X 1019 3.7X 1091 3707 12.6X 3.5X 1035 3.8X 1126 1.9X 548 3.97- 1140 3850 13.1X 355 1.2X 21 152 2.3X 40 767 3.1X 52 7.1X 622 121 234 13.8X 1895 2.4X 1. or.
5.2X 4.2X 12.8X 6.770 308 18.170 997 3.170 458 5.7X 96 249 1.7X .570 8 34 1997 13.5X 2.0X 446 26.2X 3700 25.OX 6.87- 4.37- 3554 361 4.9"1.

3.r!.

2546 313 5.7'1.

4.9X 3001 415 3.7X 3.9X 1943 326 1415 16.87- 11044 21.17- 8434 100.0"1.
52256 100.07- 3.4X 78 1.6X 36 74 3.370 1.4X 33 9.7X 221 2284 100.0X 2.47- 14 32 5.3X 56 9.17- 119 19.4X 36.17- 221 613 100.070 2009 .6X 883 2.4X 5.17- 1520 3.6X 1046 6.8X 16 3.0X 62 5.2X 130 3.670 91 5458 18.67- 298 11.8X 2536 100.OX 29347 100.OX 6.6X 1253 8.5X 112 3.6X 9.670 1416 62 3.5X 7.3X 1084 60 4.OX 589 1.1X 18 252 14.8X 4343 29.3X 1701 l00.OX 14803 100.0X , ,.

57 16 55 5 5.ar.

1.6X 5.6X .67- 133 13.6X 4.87.

47 .27- 2 4.6X 45 9.2X 89 183 18.87.

11 7 24 33 75 1 .17- .7X 2.5X 3.3X 7.r!.


270 27. r!.

4.370 42 15 1.570 .670 6 333 34.270 7.47- 72 5.6X 54 76 7.8X 4.97- 48 250 25.7X 973 100.OX • ., Table 4; NUMBER OF FARMS (WITH LAND>, TOTAL LAND UHDER FARMS ACCORDIHG TO THE LAHD TENURE ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FARMS TOTAL FARMS TOTAL LAND LAND TEHURE No.
X acres X OWned Falll; ly land Rented Squatter Communal land Other tenures Not stated acres X acres X acres X acres X acres X acres X acres X 650 1635 13.1X 4495 1412 20.37- 689 11.5X 86 1.67- .87- 54 36 .77.

.57- 22 .17- 5 1.2X 51.37- 11654 22.37- 17.4X 9091 9693 18.57- 2857 5.57- 7.07.

3676 8.97- 4666 6829 13.17- 6.07.

3140 1.1X 386 6655 19.57- 5346 15.77.

6144 18.07.

6.4r.

2175 7.2r.

2464 3750 11.or.

5387 15.8X 5.3r.

1800 8434 100.07.

52256 100.07.

34107 100.07.

83 1.5X 1396 24.8X 1016 18.07.


919 16.37- 7.4r.

416 5.5r.

308 5.97- 332 430 7.6X 740 13.17- 5640 100.07.

42 4.6X 428 46.87- 258 28.37- 186 20.47- 72 2.5X 1460 50.97- 819 28.67- 403 14.0X .5X 15 75 24 2.6X .ax 1 .07.

670 23.07- 937 32.27- 1078 37.07.

3.37- 4.57- 96 132 4 .6X 168 25.1X 127 18.97- 27.07.

181 2.97- 19 7.5r.

50 18.0'1.

121 2867 100.07.

914 100.07.

2913 100.07.

669 100. or.

1.2X 64 877 17.17- 587 11.4X 783 15.2X 136 2.6X 14.or.

721 7.6X 389 988 19.2X 600 11.77.


5145 100. or.
SIZE OF THE FARM (acres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 500.00 and more TOTAL AGRICULTURE DISTRICT & SUB-DISTRICT NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD as ASD 06 ASD 07 ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 15 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL TABLE 4a: NUMBER OF FARMS (WITH LAND), TOTAL LAND UNDER FARMS ACCORDING TO THE LAND TENURE ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS &SUB-DISTRICTS TOTAL FARMS TOTAL LAND LAND TENURE No.
% acres % Owned Family land Rented Squatter Communa l land Other tenures Not stated acres % acres % acres % acres % acres % acres % acres % 3700 9.B% 6.2% 3282 7.1% 2055 B30 527 6.3% 2365 976 11.6% 6902 13.2% 4685 484 150 2817 6.0% 6.9% 13.7% .4% 5.7% 3lJ85 33.4% 16969 32.5% 9254 27.1% 1804 32.0% 1770 61.7% 9.1% 5.7% 17.0% .1% 23.6% 9.8% 28.3% 515 323 961 5 677 2B2 .9% .7% 2.7% 3.5% 7.7% 6.1% .4% .1% 8.8% 15.3% 27 10 151 66 253 60 116 29 49 253 61 157 23 27 268 .9% .4% 5.3% 2.3% 8.8% 2.1% 4.1% 1.0% 1.7% 8.8% 2.1% 5.5% .8% .9% 6.rl.
14.5% .1% a 33 264 28.8% 4 .1% 104 3.6% 2799 96.1% 35.2% 2908 99.8% 5.6% .8% 92 98 22 211 13.7% 14.6% 3.3% 31.6% 3.7% 189 4.2% 216 192 3.7% 102 2.0% 699 13.6% 6.8% 5.3% 7.6% 8.8% 28.5% 3.0% 1.9% 1.9% 6.8% 2.9% .rl.

.0% 3.6% 33 6 25 64 5.0"1.


.9% 3.7% 10.5% 541 8.8% 454 201 3.9% 91 1.8% 9.5% 1286 25.0% 1.3% 66 1.6% 81 1.3% 67 414 8.1% 628 12.2% 9.8% 506 2.8% 144 .3% 18 115 2.2% 783 15.2% 126 18.8% 28 4.1% 153 22.9% 73 151 10.9% 22.5% 224 33.4% 5 .2% 1.7% 16 216 23.6% .5% .2% 237 25.9% 914 100.0% 2913 100.0"1.

5 5 17 2.5% 647 12.6% 123 2.4% 786 15.3% 194 3.8% 2.5% 1750 34.0% 5145 100.0% 17 669 100.0"1.
• TEMpORARY CROPS IN "PURE STAND": NUMBER OF FARMS GROWING, AREAS PLANTED AND KARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-MARCH/95), 8Y SIZE OF THE FARMS TabLe 5.1: Potato Sweet Potato Cassava NO.

OF FARMS AREA PlANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PlANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % No.
% acres % acres % 2.5 2.9 4.0% 20 11.8",( 6.7" 85 50.3% 29.9 41.6% 17.7 47.5% 38 22.5% 21.7 30.2% 10.2 27.5% 4.1% 18 10.7X 5.4% 1.2% 2 7.4% 2.4% 4 1 .6% 1.3% .6% 1 8.8% 3.8% 3.8% 4.9% 2.8% 6.3 2.8 2.7 3.5 2.0 1.5 2.0 2.7 .5 5 4.5% 2.9X 1.3 2.5 110 64.0% 33.6 60.1% 12.1 40 23.3% 12.4 22.2X 7.2 12.8% 16 5.6% 54.2% 5.7 25.5% 3.3 14.7X 9.3% 5 3.8% 90 67.7" 28 21.1X 7.5% 10 2.5 4.9X 24.3 47.6% 17.7 34.6% 6.6 12.9X 1.3 6.2X 9.4 46.7" 5.0 24.8% 4.5 22.3% 1 .6% .3 .4% 169 100.0% 71.7 100.0% 37.1 100.0% 172 100.0% 55.9 100.0% 22.3 100.0% 133 100.0% 51.0 100.0% 20.2 100.0% SIlE OF THE FARM (acres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 TOTAL Table S.1a: TEMPORARY CROPS IN "PURE STAND": NUMBER OF FARMS GROWING, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-MARCH/9Sl, BY ADs AND ASDs Potato Sweet Potato Cassava AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & NO.
OF FARMS AREA PLAMTED SUB-DISTRICTS GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED No.

X acres X acres T. No.

X acres X acres X No.

X acres X acres X NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 06 ASD 07 ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL .8 1.0T.

3.0T.
3.0T.

5 3.8X 2.8 6 3.670 3.9 5.4X 17 10.1X 9.570 16 12.0 16.8X 26.0% 19.5 27.1X 11.1 44 7.4X 2.8 1.8 4.7% 6.6 17.ex 29.9% 50 29.6% 19.3 26.9X 9.3 25.1X 5 3.0% 55 32.5X 2.5 3.5T.

21.8 30.470 3.470 1.3 10.6 28.570 6 3.6X 6 3.6X 4.170 7 17 10.1% 36 21.37.

1 1 1 3 .6X .67.

.67.

1.87.

8.4X 6.0 , .6 2.3X 5.0 7.0% 9.5 13.27.

22.1 6.0 16.2X 1 .0% .4 2.3 6.1X 4.0 10.87.

30.9X 12.6 34.0% .0 .3 2.0 2.3 .07.

.3X 2.8T.

3.270 .0 .17.

1.0 1.0 2.77.
2.870 31 18.3X 6.1 8.570 1.8 4.870 18.370 8.570 31 169 100.0% 71.7 1OO.OX 6.1 1.8 4.8X 37.1 100.0% 43 11 23 8 85 1 1 2 25.0% 6.4X 13.4X 4.7% 49.470 .6X .6X 1 .2X 5.7 25.570 8.0 14.4X 1.170 7.6X 4.3 22.9X 9.9 17.670 7.ex 5.3 9.470 27.4 49.0% 12.8 57.370 .3 5.1 1.8 32 24.170 9.9 19.470 6.5 32.370 3.0% 4 6.ex 9 45 33.ex 8.ex 4.5 3.0 5.9X 17.4 34.170 3.5 17.470 2.570 10.5 52.170 .5 .1 .3 .3 .1% .4X .6X .1 .370 64 1 2 48.170 .ex 1.570 28.4 55.670 2.9% 1.5 3.9X 2.0 7.9 39.2% 7.470 1.5 1.270 .3 .1 .3X 67 50.470 31.9 62.5X 9.7 47.9X 21 5 12.2X 2.9X 11.5 20.6X 4.5X 2.5 2.5 11.2X 26 15.170 14.0 25.0% 2.5 11.270 1 1 .ex .8X .5 1.0% .5 1.OX 5 1 6 2.9"1.
.67.

3.57.

1.3 .3 1.5 2.27.

.47.

2.77.

12.270 21 18.670 32 53 30.8X 172 1OO.OX 5.6X 1.3 5.3 9.470 5.7 25.6X 7.5 13.470 7.0 31.2X 12.7 22.7% 55.9 100.0% 22.3 100.OX 20 15.OX 1.2 2.470 20 15.0% 133 1OO.OX 2.470 1.2 51.0 1OO.OX 20.2 100.OX TobIe 5.2: TEMPORARY CROPS IN "PURE STAND": NUHBER OF FARMS GROWING, AREAS PLANTED MD HARVESTED IH THE CENSUS YEAR (APRILf94-~RCHf95), BY SIZE OF THE FAINS Yo.

Dasheen Tam!.

NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.


OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROI/ING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FAINS AREA PLANl£D GROWING AREA ",'RVESl£D No.

X Beres X acres X No.

1- acres X Bcres X No.

X acres X acres X 85 735 261 114 13 9 1 18.3 30.4 5.01.

7.01.

5.41.

6O.3X 306.9 50.91- 189.5 55.71.

21.41.

165.3 27.4X 19.8 23.41- 74.0 12.3X 33.9 10.OX 9.41- 1.4X 11.6 1.11.

14.5 4.1X .71.

.3 .11- 1.91- 2.4X .01.

4.6 14.1 1218 loo.OX 602.7 100.01.

340.1 100.01.


140 58.4 8.61- 940 57.41- 550.3 2O.3X 248.1 333 10.41- 175.8 15.91- 171 1.3X 35.2 3.21- 22 1.71.

19.0 1.01.

16 14.5 1 .31- .5X 9 6.9 .3X 5 .6X 1 .11- .8 .1X 6.3X 5.31.

32.8 49.6X 267.5 51.2X 22.4X 98.5 18.ax 73.7 14.1X 21.1 4.01.

13.0 2.5X 9.5 1.ax 6.0 1.lX .8 .1X 1637 100.01.

1108.9 loo.OX 522.8 loo.OX 8.2 6.91- 40 3.31.

320 55.6X 112.9 44.91- 136 23.6X 73.1 29.11.

59 10.21- 9 1.6X 5 •'7.l 5 .91- 2 .31.

2.0 2.01.

47.2 47.0% 27.8 27.71.


42.4 16.8X 16.8 16.71.

5.8 1.21- 3.9 2.51.

4.8 3.01.

.5 2.31.

1.51.

1.91- .21- 1.2 2.5 3.0 576 100.01.

251.5 100.01.

100.4 100.01.

SIZE OF THE FARN (ecrea) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 500.00 and more TOTAL Table 5.2a: TEI1PORARY CROPS IN llPURE STAND u : NUI1BER OF FARI1S GROWING, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-"ARCH/95), BY ADs AND ASDs AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & NO.
OF FAR"S AREA PLANTED GROWING SUB-DISTRICTS AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FAR"S AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FAR"S AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED Yam Dasheen Tannia No.

X acres X acres X No.

X acres X acres X No.
X acres X acres X NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 06 ASD 07 ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 15 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 361 125 146 10 64Z 29.6% 245.9 40.8% 146.7 43.1% 6.4% 10.3% 62.9 10.4% 21.9 8.3% 9.6% 28.4 12.OX .6% 1.9 1.0% .8% 52.7X 372.5 61.8% 198.8 58.470 57.8 5.9 7.9% 52.6 10.170 179 10.9% 87.6 6.5% 34.2 6.570 72.3 6.670 108 5.2% 6.6% 27.4 73.6 9.7X 158 13.1 2.570 3.OX 32.8 49 3.OX 494 30.2% 266.3 24.OX 127.2 24.370 37.7 37.570 158 27.470 68.3 27.ZX 13.2 13.170 44.7 17.8X 70 12.ZX 86 14.9% 49.9 19.9% 15.7 15.670 6.0 6.OX 5.570 23 337 58.570 176.7 7O.ZX 72.6 72.370 13.7 4.OX 45.2 146 12.OX .8 .1% 2.8 .4% 1.5 .2% 154 12.6% 50.2 1 5 2 7.5% 12.2 .0 .5 .4 8.3% 13.1 .1% .5% .2% 20 15 16 10 61 16 12 1 21 50 1.6% 1.2% 1.3% .870 5.OX 1.370 1.0".
.1% 1.7X 4.170 9.5 5.3 5.9 3.8 24.4 12.5 6.6 .5 10.3 29.9 1.6% .9% 1.0% .6% 4.OX 2.170 1.1% .1% 1.7X 5.0% 3.670 .OX .1X .1% 3.8% 1.0% .470 1.5% 3.3 1.3 5.2 9.7 2.970 2.7 1.8 .5 4.8 9.7 .8% .5% .1% 1.4% 2.9% 1 19 .170 .3 1.670 8.5 56.6 134 11.OX 157 12.9% 60.5 25.570 311 .0% 1.470 2.2% 7.4 9.4% 42.9 12.6% 10.0% 58.5 17.270 125.8 20.9% 108.8 32.OX 121B 100.0% 602.7 100.0% 340.1 1OO.OX 85 62 110 17 274 3.4% 20.9 10.0% 46.0 4.OX 5.2% 37.9 8.870 3.8% 110.5 52.8 10.170 6.7X 126.8 11.470 .9% 4.8 1.1% 12.5 1.OX 16.7% 287.7 25.9% 124.4 23.8% 1.9% 13.5 31 102 6.2% 39.0 7.9 20 1.2% 4.8% 56.6 79 232 14.2% 116.9 3.5 1.2% 3.5% 10.1 4.3 5.1% 33.6 51.4 10.570 .7".
.7'1.
1.970 .8% 6.470 9.8% 48 114 53 77 292 2.9% 19.0 .8X 9.1% 7.070 122.5 6.170 3.2% 79.3 6.470 4.7% 69.0 17.870 289.8 26.1% 117.0 22.470 4.3 1.7X 11.1% 47.5 7.1% 32.0 6.2% 33.3 19 3.370 3.3 1.370 1.7 1.7X 1 .270 .3 .170 20 3.5% 3.5 1.470 1.7 1.7X 13 18 8 5 44 1 14 17 32 2.3% 3.1% 1.4% .9% 5.5 3.8 3.5 .8 7.6% 13.6 .270 .3 2.4% 11.4 3.OX 5.670 6.3 17.9 2.270 1.5% 1.470 .3X 5.470 .1% 4.570 2.570 7.170 1.0 1.3 1.0 .8 4.0 .3 4.3 1.0 5.5 1.OX 1.2% 1.OX .7X 4.OX .ZX 4.270 1.OX 5.570 2.9% 15.0 3.27- 1.870 36.0 29 6.47- 3.470 33.3 4.9% 37.3 81 1.370 7.1 2.1% 23.6 5.670 91 9.17- 51.3 4.6% 47.4 8.87- 144 148.2 13.4% 102.7 19.7X 21.17- 345 1637 100.0% 1108.9 1OO.OX 522.8 100.0% 13.0 2.370 3.3% 3.5 8.9% 10.4 13.1 .9 5.27- 13 .9% 3.4 3.470 1.470 19 1.OX 1.0 4.170 51 11.3 11.370 5.270 60 10.470 143 24.8% 39.9 15.9% 16.6 16.57- 576 100.0% 251.5 100.0% 100.4 1OO.OX Table 5.3: TEHPORARY CROPS IN "PURE STAND": NU"BER OF FAR"S GROWING, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-HARCH/95', BY SIZE OF THE F~RHS SIZE OF THE FAR" (seres) NO.
Of FAR"S GROWING Arrow root AREA PLANTED Other Tuber AREA H~RVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARYESTED No.

X Bcres X acres X No.


X acres X acres X 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 TOTAL 5 1OO.0X .1 100.0",( 5 100.OX .1 100.OX 10 90.9X 10.0 99.OX 9.1X 1 LOX 10.1 1OO.OX 11 100.OX .1 5.0 1OO.OX 5.0 1OO.OX Table 5.30: TENPORARV CROPS 1M "PUME STAND": NUNBER OF FARNS GROll lNG, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-NARCH/95), BV ADs AND ASDs Arrow root Other Tuber AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & SUB-DISTRICTS MORTH EAST ASD 01 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 08 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 1B ASD 19 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL NO.
OF FARNS AREA PLANTED AREA GROWING HARVESTED NO.

OF FARttS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED No.

X acres X acres % No.


X acres % acres % 1 1 9.1% 9.1% .1 .1 .1 100.0% .1 100.0% .1 100.0% Table 5.4: TEMPORARY CROI'S IN "PURE STAND": HUMBER OF FARMS GROIHHG, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-MARCH/95), BY SIIE OF THE FARMS Dry Peas SiZE OF THE FARM (acres) NO.

OF FARMS GROIIIHG AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED No.


X aeres X acres X 25.00- 49.99 TOTAL I 1OO.OX I lao.

OX .3 lao.OX .3 1OO.OX .3 lao.

OX .3 loo.OX Toble 5.40: TEMPORARY CROPS IN "PURE STAND": NUMBER OF FAR"S GROWING, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-MARCH/95), BY AD.

AND ASD.

Dry Pees AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & NO.

OF FAR"S AREA PLANTED GROWING SUB-DlSTRICTS AREA HARVESTED No.

X scree X l!

!Icres X NORTH WEST ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 1 100.0X 1 100.OX 1 100.0r.
.3 100.OX .3 100.

OX .3 100.

OX .3 1OO.OX .3 1oo.OX .3 1OO.OX Table 5.5: TEMPORARY tROPS IN "PURE STAND": NUMBER OF FARMS GROWING, AREAS PlANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRILf94-MARCHf95l, BY SIZE OF THE FARMS Cobbege Celery,Paraley Lettuce/salad crops NO.

OF FARllS AREA PLANTED GROI/ING AREA NARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PlANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED No.

X acres X acres X No.

X 8cres X acres X No.
X acres X acres X 10 110 25 7 ~I .1 .3 6.5X .4X .5X 71.9% 35.3 76.4% 24.7 86.9% 8.8X 16.3X 4.OX 4.6% 2.5 1.1 6.5 14.OX B.5% 3.9 .5% .3 .n 153 1000.OX 5 14.3X 25 71.4X 4 11.4% 2.9% 1 .2 1.5X 9.2 89.1X 4.6% 4.9% .5 .5 .0 .OX 4.2 92.8X 7.2% .3 10 28.6X 15 42.9% 6 17.1% 4 11.4% .7 11.1% 1.6 24.5% 7.6% 3.6 56.9% .5 1.3 27.3% 5.5% 3.1 67.2% .3 46.2 l00.OX 28.4 1000.OX 35 100.OX 10.3 100.OX 4.5 100.OX 35 100.OX 6.3 100.OX 4.6 100.OX SIZE OF THE FARM (acree) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 200.00-499.99 TOTAL Table 5.5.: TEMPORARY CROPS IN "PURE STAND": NUMBER OF FARMS GROl/ING, AREAS PlANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-MARCH/95>.
BY ADs AND ASDs Cabbage Celery, Parsley Lettu~e,selad crops AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & SUB-DISTRICTS NO.

OF FARMS AREA plANTED GRO"ING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FAR"S AREA PLANTED GROIIING AREA HARVESTED ItO • OF FARIIS AREA PLAllTED GROIIIIlG AREA HARVESTED No.

% acres % Bcres X No.

X acres X acreS X No.


% II<:...S % acres % NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD OS TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 TOTAL NORTH "EST ASD 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 39 25.5% 1 .7% 3.9% 6 3O.1X 46 4.9 10.6% .3 .5X .3X .2 5.3 11.5X 3.4 12.OX 7 20.

OX 1.0 9.3% 1.0 21.3% 3 8.6% .3 3.9% 3.4 12.0% 7 20.

OX 1.0 9.3X 1.0 21.3X 3 B.6X .3 3.9% 4 4 2.6% 2.6% .9 .9 2.0% 2.0% .0 .0 .0% .0% 7 20.0% 7 20.

OX .1 .1 1.4% 1.1oX .3 .


.

.3 .0 .0 5.5% 5.5% .2% .2% , 1.0 1.0 .5 .7% 3.3% 6.5% 2.2% 5 2.2% 1.OX 10 35 22.9% 21.3 46.OX 51 33.3% 23.7 .3 1.1% 18.8 66.1X 67.1X 51.3X 19.1 1 2 3 .7",( 1.3% 2.OX .1 .8 .9 .2% 1.6% 1.
B;l .3 .3 .9% .9% 8.1 .5 .8 16 10.5% 17.7% 1 1.1% .7% 1.6% 2.6% 4 28 18.3% 6.0 12.9% 49 32.0% 15.4 33.3% 153 l00.OX 46.2 100.OX .8 .5 .1 2.6% 1.8% .2% 4.4 15.3% 5.7 20.0% 28.4 100.OX 1 2.9% .5 4.9% 5 14.3% 2.9% 1 1.3 19.7% 3.2% .2 1.3 27.3% 20 57.1% 60.0% 21 7.7 74.5% 8.2 79.4% 2.5 55.9% 2.5 55.9% 7 20.

OX 13 37.1X 3.8 59.6% 5.2 82.5% 3.0 65.7% 4.3 93.0% 5 14.3% 5 14.3% .1 .1 .ax .ax 5 14.3% .7 10.3% .3% 1 2.9% .0 1.1 11.1% 6 17. lX 1.2 11.4% 7 20.
OX 35 l00.OX 10.3 100.OX 1.0 22.8% 1.0 22.ax 4.5 100.OX 2.9% 1 1 2.9% 7 20.0% 35 100.OX .2% .0 .1 .9% .7 11.4% 6.3 100.OX .1 .1 1.3X 1.3% 4.6 100.

OX Table 5.6: TENPORARY CROPS IH "PURE STAHD": HUNBER OF FARNS GROWING, AREAS PLAHTED AND HARVESTED IH THE CEHSUS YEAR (APRll/94-NARCH/95>, BY SIZE OF THE FARMS cuculllber Eggplant Hot Pepper NO.

OF FARNS AREA PlANTED GROWZNG AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARNS AREA PLAHTED GROVING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PlANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED Ho.


X acres X acres X Ho.

X acree X acres X No.

X acrea X acres X .7 5 45 12 16.7X 8 11.1X 2.1X 6.9% 62.5% 19.9 63.9% 2.9 9.2X 7.0 22.4X .7 4.9% 6.3 47.6X 1.3 10.1X 4.9 37.4X 1.4X 1.4% 1 1 72 100.0% 31.2 100.0% 13.1 100.m: 1.6X .8X .5 .3 5 55.6% 1 11.1X 1 11.1X 1 11.1% .5 17.5% 3.5X .1 1.0 35.1X 1.0 35.1% 1.0 50.

OX 1.0 50.m: 1 11.1X 9 100.OX .3 8.8X 2.9 100.07.


2.0 100.OX .9 .9 1.3X 10 14.1X 49.3X 35 13 18.3X 23.5 35.m: 10 14.1X 2.8% 2 1.8% 27.8 41.2% 21.3 41.9% 15.5 3O.5X 12.9 19.1% 11.4 22.4% 2.5X 1.3 1.9% 1.3 1.4% 1 1.5% 71 100.0% 67.3 100.OX 1.0 .5 1.0% 50.8 100.m: SIZE OF THE FARI!
(acres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-'99.99 TOTAL TE"PORARY CROPS IN IlPURE STAND ll Teble 5.68: : NUf1BER OF FARHS GROWING, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED IN TNE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-MARCH/95), BY AD.

AND ASD.

Cucumber Eggplent Hot Pepper AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & SUB-DISTRICTS NO.

OF fARf15 GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROI/INS AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED No.

% acres % Bcres % No.


% acres % Bcres % No.
% acres % acres % NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASO 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASO 17 ASO 19 ASO 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 3 5 4.2% 6.9% 8 11.1% 8.3% 8.3% .6 .1 .7 .3 .3 1.9% .2% .4 3.0% 6 66.7% .6 21.1% 2.1% .4 3.0% 6 66.7% .6 21.1% .9% .9% .1 .1 .6% .6% 6 6 21 6 11 38 8.5 27.3% 29.2% 8.3% 5.2% 1.6 15.3% 10.4 33.2% 65.7% 52.8% 20.5 .8 3.8 28.5% 5.8% 3.5 26.6% 8.0 61.0% 1 1.4% , 1.4% .5 .5 1.6% 1.6% 19 26.4% 9.2 29.6% 4.7 35.4% 3 33.3% .
2.3 78.9% 2.0 100.OX 4.7 35.4% 19 26.4% 9.2 29.6% 72 100.0% 31.2 100.0% 13.1 100.0% 3 33.3% 9 100.0% 2.3 78.9% 2.9 100.
OX 2.0 100.0% 2.0 loo.OX 9.5 18.7% 13.3 19.7% 20 28.2t 9.5 18.7% 9 12.7% 10.5 15.7% 9.9% 5.0 7.3 10.8% 3 32 45.1% 31.0 46.1% 24.0 47.3% 4.2% 3 3 4.2t 4.2% 13.6 20.2t .8 1.5 2.3 1.1% 2.2% 3.3% .8 1.5 2.3 1.5% 3.OX 4.4% 2.8% 2 1 1.4% 4.2% 3 71 100.1»< .3 .3 .5 .4% .4% .8% 67.3 1OO.OX .3 .3 .5% .5% 50.8 l00.OX TE"PORARY CROPS IN "PURE STAND": NU"BER OF FAR"S GROWING, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CEHSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-"ARCH/95l, BY SIZE OF THE FAR"S Table 5.7: PUllpkin Sweet peppe.r Touto NO.
OF FAR"S AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA GROWING HARVESTED GROWING HARVESTED GROWING HARVESTED Ho.

I acres X acres X No.

X acres X acres X No.

X acres X acres X 10 45.5X 1.9 10.9X 1.3 20.5?

5 45.5X 1.3 31.

7X 45 6 5 1 27 .3?

22.7'X 3.5 20.6?

2.5 41.0X 11.1 65.5?

2.1 34.4% 3 3 27.3% 27.3% 1.3 33.m 1.4 35.3% .4 1OO.m 4.5% .5 2.9X .3 4.1% 60.8% 15.5 4.3 18 24.3?
6 2 1 1 1 8.1% 2.7'X 1.4% 1.4% 1.4% 2.4 1.6 .5 .5 1.0 8.6 80.8% 1.6 14.9X .5 4.3% 59.9X 16.8% 9.4% 6.2% 1.9X 1.9X 3.9X 22 100.0"1.

17.0 100.0% 6.1 100.0% 11 1OO.m 3.9 1oo.m .4 100.0% 74 100.0% 25.8 100.0% 10.6 100.0% SIZE OF THE FAR" (aeres) 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 TOTAL Table 5.7a: TE"PORARY CROPS IN llPURE STAND ll : NUMBER OF FARMS GROWING, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-HARCH/95', 8Y ADs AND ASD.
Pumpkin Sweet pepper TOIIlato fARHS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

Of fARHS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARMS AREA PlANTED AREA HARVESTED GilOWING HARVESTED GROWING HARVESTED AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & NO.

Of SUB-DISTRICTS GROWING No.

X acres X acres X No.

X acres X acres X No.


X acres X acres X 2 1 1 4 1 1 2 1 3 HOBTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL 9.1% 4.5% 4.5X .9 .5 .3 18.2% 1.6 5.0% 2.9% 1.5% 9.4% .1 .3 1.6% 4.1% 5 1 45.5Y.

9.1% 1.3 31.
9.1% 1.3 31.

...,( .9 23.4% 13 17.6% 2.2 8.5X 1.3 11.8% .4 5.n 6 54.5% 2.2 55.1% 13 17.6% 2.2 8.>X 1.3 11.8% 2.0 11.8% 2.0 32.8% 1 1 9.1% 9.1% .8 19.0% .4 9.4X .4 100.0% 5 5 1 5 6.8% 6.8% 1.4% 6.8% 1.3 1.3 1.0 4.8% 4.8% 3.9% 1.3 11.8% 1.3 11.8% 5.0 19.4% 5.0 47.3% 2.0 11.8% 2.0 32.8"4 2 18.27- 1.1 28.4X .4 1OO.OX 16 21.6X 8.5 32.9% 7.5 70.9% 4.5% 4.5X 9.17- 1.0 5.9% .5 8.2% 4.5% 13.6% .5 1.5 2.9% 8.8% .5 8.2% 1.0 16.4% 7 31.8% 9.1 53.17.
1 1 1 1 9.1% .5 12.7% 9.1X .5 12.7% 9.1X 9.17- .1 .1 2.5% 1.3X 7 31.8% 2.8 16.2% 2.8 45.1% 14 63.6% 11.9 69.97- 2.8 45.1% 2 18.2% .2 3.8Y.

GRANO TOTAL 22 100.0% 17.0 loo.OX 6.1 loo.0r.

11 1oo.0Y.

3.9 100.

OX .4 100.0% 1 1 1 3 1.4% 1.4% 1.4% 4.1% .3 .5 .5 1.3 1.0% 1.9% 1.9% 4.8% 25 1 33.8% 1.4% 10 13.5% 6 8.1% 12.4 48.0% .5 .4 .6 1.9% 1.7% 2.1% .8 .5 .3 .3 7.1X 4.5X 2.8X 2.8% 56.8% 13.9 53.17.
42 74 100.0% 25.B 100.0% 10.6 100.0% 1.8 17.3X Table 5.8: TEMPORARY CROPS IN 'PURE STAND": NUMBER Of fARMS GRaVING, AREAS PLANTED _ HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-RARCH/95l, BY SIZE Of THE fARMS SUE Of THE fARM Cacres) 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 100.00-199.99 TOTAL WaterMelon NO.

Of fARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF fARMS GROWING Christ"",,; ne AREA PLANTED Other fruit beerlng AREA HARVESTED NO.

Of fARMS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED No.


% acres % Beres % No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres % acret % 5 62.5% 2 25.m: 1 12.5% 1.8 40.0% .8 16.4X 2.0 43.7% 5 45.5% 2 18.2X 27.3X 3 9.1% 1 .3 2.5 46.7% 4.7% 1.6 29.9% 1.0 18.7% 1.6 61.5X 1.0 38.5% .

8 10ll.m: 4.6 100.0% 11 100.0% 5.4 100.0% 2.6 100.0% 1 100.0% 1 1oo.m: .3 100.0% .3 100.0% Table 5.Sa: TEMPORARY CROPS IN "PURE STAND": NUMBER OF FARMS GROIIING, AREAS PLANTED AN' HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-MARCH/95), BY AD.
AND AS" AGRICULTURE Watermelon DISTRICTS & NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA SUB-DISTRICTS GROVING HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS GROVING Cnristophine AREA PLANTED Other fruit bearing AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA GROI/IHG HARVESTED No.

X acres X acres • No.

X acres X Bcres X No.

X Bcres X acres X NORTH EAST ASD 01 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH VEST ASD 17 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 3 37.SX 3 37.5X .1 .1 1.71.

1.71.

1 1 1 1 1 3 9.1X 9.1X .1 .1 1.


'IX 1.

'IX .1 .1 3.8X 3.8X 9.1X 9.1X 9.1.

1.0 18.17.

1.0 38.5X 1.0 18.17.

.5 9.3.

1.0 38.5X 19.2X .5 27.3X 2.5 46.17.

2.5 96.2X 5 62.5X 4.5 98.3.

1 100.OX .3 100.OX 5 62.5r.

8 100.0r.

4.5 98.3.

4.6 100.0X 2 18.2X 45.5X 5 7 63.6X 11 I100.or.

.3 4. rI, 2.5 46.77.

2.8 51.4X 5.4 100.OX 2.6 100.

Or.

1 100.OX 1 100.0.


.3 100.OX .3 100.OX TE"PORARV CRO~S IN "~URE STAND": NUNBER OF FARNS GROWING, AREAS ~L.ANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS VEAR (APRIL/94-NARCH/9S', BY SIZE OF THE FAR"S Table 5.9: Beet Carrot Caul t f lower I Broccoli NO.

OF FARMS AREA ~L.ANTED AREA NO.

OF FARNS AREA ~L.ANTED AREA NO.

OF FAR"S AREA PLANTED AREA GROWING HARVESTED GROWING HARVESTED GROWING HARVESTED No.

X acres X acres X No.

X acres X acres X No.


X acres X acres X 1 loo.0X .1 100.OX .1 100.OX 10 95 13 8.U 76.6X 10.5X .4 1.n: 17.8 86.3X 13.4 58.

OX 1.6 .4 .3 .3 7.n: 1.9X 1.2X 1.2X 1.2 .4 .3 7.9X 2.4X 1.6X 1 l00.OX 1.0 100.

OX 20.6 l00.0X 15.2 l00.OX 1 l00.OX 1.0 100.0% 1 4 3.2¥ .8¥ .8¥ 124 l00.OX 1 TOTAL 1 l00.OX .1 100.
OX .1 l00.OX SIZE OF THE FARN (acree) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 200.00-499.99 Table 5.9a: TENPORARY CROPS IN "PURE STAND": NUNBER OF FARNS GROWING, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CE.SUS YEAR (APRIl/94-NARCH/95), BY AD.

AND A,D.

Beet Cerrot Cauliflower,Broccoli AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & SUB-DISTRICTS NO.

Of fAR"S AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROIlING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROIIING AREA HARVeSTED No.


X acres X acres % No.

X acres X acres X No.

r. Beres % Bcres X NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 'TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 TOTAL SOUTH ASO 09 ASD 10 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 14 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASH 17 ASH 19 ASH 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 1 100.0X .1 l00.0X .1 100.0% 1 100.0% .1 1OO.OX .1 100.0% 66 53.2% .8% 67 54.OX 1 9.5 .3 46.2X 1.2% 9.8 47.4% 7.1 46.6% 7.1 46.6% 3 3 2.4r.

2.4% .2 .2 .8% .8X .1\ .1 .9% .9% 10 8.1r.

8.1% 10 10 8.1r.

30 24.2% 1 1 .ar.


.8X 2.5 12.2% 8.OX 1.7 2.7 13.1X 6.9 33.3% 2.5 16.4% 2.5 16.4r.

5.0 32.8r.

1 1OO.OX 1 1OO.OX 1.0 100.0% 1.0 100.0% .0 .0 .0% .Dr.

.0 .0 .1r.

.1r.

3.2% .7 4.0% 5 .1 4.8% 6 .5r.

3.1 14.8X 12 9.7% 3.8 18.5r.

23 18.5% 124 l00.OX 20.6 100.OX 3.0 19.6% 3.0 19.6r.

15.2 1OO.OX 1 100.0% 1.0 100.0% 1 100.Dr.


.1 1OO.OX .1 1OO.OX TEMPORARY CROPS IN "PURE STAND": NUIIIlER OF FARMS GROWING, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-MARCH/95), BY SIZE OF THE fARMS T.ble 5.10: Corn Herb Ginger SIZE Of THE fARM (.lcres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 TOTAL NO.

Of fARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

Of FARMS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED No.


X ecr-es X acres X No.

X acres X acres X No.

X IIcres X acres X 5 17.9% 12.5 39.6X 3.6X 1.2 10 35.7% 4 14.3% 9.4% 3.0 7 25.0% 12.5 39.4% 3.6X 6.3% 1 1.6% 3.6% 1 31.6 100.OX 28 1OO.OX 2.0 .5 10.0 46.0% 1.5 6.8% 8.0 36.8% 9.2% 2.0 1.2% .3 21.7 100.OX 5 19.2% 20 76.9% 3.8X 1 1.3 38.5% 1.B 53.8% 7.7% .3 1.3 42.4% 1.7 57.6% 5 10.OX 20 40.

OX 18 36.OX 7 14.OX .2 1.3% 4.5 40.1% 4.4 38.8% 2.2 19.8% .2 6.9% 1.2 54.1% .9 39.OX 26 l00.OX 3.3 l00.OX 3.0 100.
OX 50 100.

OX 11.2 l00.OX 2.2 l00.OX Table 5.10.: TEHPORARY CROPS IN uPURE STAND": NUHBER OF FARHS GROWING, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-HARCH/9S), BY ADs AND ASDs AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED SUB-D1STR1CTS GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARHS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED Corn Herb Ginger No.

% 8cres % acres % No.

r. acres X acres X No.


X acres % acres % NORTH El,ST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 07 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 TOUl NORTH WEST ASD 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 5 19.27- .3 7.7"1.

.3 8.5X 20 40.0"1.

1 2.0"~ 44.0"1.

22 3.5 30.7"1.

8.9X 1.0 6.0 53.7X 1.1 48.2"1.

.5 22.9"1.

.5 22.9"1.

5 19.2X .3 7.7% .3 8.5X 43 86.

OX 10.5 93.3"1.


2.1 94.OX 7.1X 7.1% 3.6X 3.6X 3.6% 3.6% .5 .5 .3 .3 1.6X 1.6X .8% .8"~ 1.0 .4 3.2% 1.27- 7.17- 1.4 4.4" 2 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 3.87- 3.87- .3 .3 7.7% 7.7"1.

·1 10 38.5"1.

10 38.5"1.

2.5 2.5 76.

9'~ 76.9X 2.5 2.5 84.n;; 84.7"1.

3.6X 3.6% 2.0 2.0 6.3"1.

6.3"1.

1.0 1.0 4.6% 4.6% 5 19.2X 5 19.2% .1 .1 1.5% 1.5% 3.0 7 25.0% 9.4% 10 35.7X 24.0 75.

9'~ 5 17.97.

1.6% .5 2.0 9.2X 18.7 86.2% 78.6% 27.5 86.9% 20.7 95.4% 22 28 100.0% 31.6 100.0% 21.7 100.0"1.
'1 5 19.2X 5 19.2X 26 100.

OX .2 .2 6.2X 6.2X 3.3 1OO.OX .2 .2 6.8% 6.8% 3.0 100.0"1.

1 1 1 1 1 1 2.OX 2.0% 2.0% .3 .3 .3 2.3"1.

2.3"1.

2.2%1 ·1 .1 .1 6.OX 6.OX .0 .0% 2.07- .3 2.27- .0 .0% 2.OX 2.0% .1 .1 1.2% 1.2"1.
4 8.D'~ .1 1.OX 8.OX 1.0% 4 50 100.0% 11.2 100.0% .1 2.2 100.0% TE"PORARY CROPS IN "PURE STAND": NU"BER OF FAR"S GROWING, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-"ARCH/95), BY SIZE OF THE FAR"S Table 5.11: sorrel Vegetables unspecified SIZE OF THE FAR" (aer~s) 0.99 0.01- 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 200.00-499.99 TOTAL NO.

OF FAR"S AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FAR"S AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED No.

X acres X acres X No.

X Bcres X acres X 5 71.47.

.7 20.67.


1 14.3X 1 14.3X 7 1OO.OX .5 15.9% 2.0 63.5X 3.2 1OO.OX .5 20.
OX 2.0 BO.OX 2.5 1OO.OX 10 18.5X 30 55.6% 8 14.8X 9.3X 5 1.9% 1 54 1OO.0X 5.0 27.2X 7.4 4O.3X 3.6 19.8X 1.8 9.9% 2.7X .5 18.3 1OO.OX 3.8 33.OX 3.0 26.4X 3.4 29.5X 1.0 9.OX 2.2X .3 11.4 100.OX Table 5.11a: TEMPORARY CROPS IN "PURE STAND": NUMBER OF FARMS GROll lNG, AREAS PLANTED AND HAR~ESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-MARCH/95J, BY ADs AND AS Os Sorrel Vegetables unspecified AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & SUB-DISTRICTS NO.

OF FARPfS GROIIING AREA PLANTED AREA NO.


OF FAR"S AREA PLANTED HAR~ESTED GROIIING AREA HAR~ESTED No.

X acres 7, acres X No.
X acres X acres X NORTli EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CEHIRAL ASD 13 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 17 ASD 19 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 1 14.37, .5 15.9% .5 2O.OX 1 14.37, .5 15.9% .5 20.0% 1 14.37, 2.0 63.5% 2.0 BO.OX 1 14.3X 2.0 63.5% 2.0 BO.OX 5 71.4% .7 20.6% 5 71.4X 7 100.OX .7 20.6% 3.2 100.OX 2.5 100.OX 1B 33.3Yo 1.9% 1 7 13.OX 26 48.1X 7.4 40.1X 1.0 5.4% 2.0 10.9% 10.4 56.4X 6.1 .5 .5 53.6% 4.4% 4.4% 7.1 62.4% 7 13.OX 7 13.OX .7 .7 3.1lX 3.B% .0 .0 .2% .2% 6 11.1X 1.5 8.2% 1.S 13.2% 10 IB.5% 16 29.67, 2.5 13.6% 4.0 21.1lX 1.5 13.2% 1 1 1.9% 1.9% .5 .5 2.7X 2.7X .3 .3 2.2% 2.2% 1.9% 1 5.6X 3 7.47, 4 54 l00.OX .8 2.0 10.9% 4.4X 2.8 15.3% 18.3 100.OX .5 2.0 17.6% 4.4X 2.5 22.
OX 11.4 100.

OX • • ~ .< TABLE 6.1 TEMPORARY CROPS IN "MIXED OR ASSOCIATED STANDS": NUMBER OF FARMS GROWING, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED 1M THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-HARCH/95I, BY SIZE OF THE FARHS Yem & D8sheen Yall &Tennie Desheen &Tennie NO.

OF FARHS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARHS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED No.

X acres X acres X No.

X acres X acres ~ No.


X acres X acres X 5 3.870 80 61.1X 32 24.470 9.9" 13 .870 1 1.470 1.3 50.9 56.9X 20.0 59.67- 7.1 23.3 26.17- 21.37- 6.4 19.1X 12.9 14.470 1.1X 1.0 131 100.070 89.4 100.0~ 33.5 100.OX 9.27- 59.670 4.87- 2.5 10 27.3 52.570 65 28 25.7X 19.2 36.9" 3.OX 4 1.5 1.07- 1 .5 1.0 1 1.9X 51.9 100.OX 3.7X .9" .9" 109 100.

Or.

4.7X 1.3 16.8 62.9" 7.6 28.7X 3.87- 1.0 26.6 100.


OX 45 16.0 13.870 185 56.7X 124.5 21.870 71 6.470 21 .970 3 1 .3~ 6.9" 54.270 59.7 26.OX 9.7X 22.3 2.270 5.0 1.07- 2.3 326 100.070 229.6 100.070 5.OX 5.0 57.5 57.7X 22.2 22.270 12.7 12.7X 2.470 2.4 99.7 100.OX SIZE OF THE FARH (acres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 TOTAL TABLE 6.1.: TEMPORARY CROPS IN "MIXED OR ASSOCIATED STANDS": NO.
Of FARMS GROWING, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-HARCH/95), BY ADs AND ASDs AGRlCUllURE DISTRICTS & NO.

OF FARMS SUD-DISTRICTS GROWING Yam &Dasheen AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS GROWING Yam &Tannia AREA PLANTED Dasheen &Tannia AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres X acres % No.
% acres % acres X NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 06 ASD 07 ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASO 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 1 65 5 2 73 .5 .6% .8X .5 49.6% 47.8 53.5% 21.3 1.3% .4 1.2 3.87- 1.5% 2.2% 2.0 55.7% 51.5 57.67- 22.2 1.5% 63.4% 1.2% 66.17- 37 33.9% 14.7 28.3% 8.8 16.8% 17 15.6% 28.4% 14.7 28.47- 31 1.0, 1 78.9% 38.7 74.57- 86 .9% .5 6.0 22.5% 6.8 25.3% 5.0 18.8% 17.8 66.7% B5 61 41 6 26.1% 57.9 25.2% 42.2 18.7% 51.5 22.4% 22.2 7.4 12.67- 9.8% 22.5 3.3 2.3% 5.3 1.8% 193 59.2, 42.3% 22.2% 7.47- 3.3% 137.2 59.7% 75.0 75.2% 14 10.7% 10.0 11.2% .3 .7% 3 2.8% 2.5 4.& .3 .9% 3 2.3% 1.3 1.47- 1.0 3.0% 17 13.0% 11.3 12.6% 1.3 3.7r.
6 1 10 5.5r .9% 9.2% 5.37- 2.8 4.0 7.7r.

9.3 17.87- 9.9% 2.6 4.0 15.0',( 6.9 25.8% 14 1 19 4.3% .3% 5.8X 4.3 .5 11.0 1.9% .27- 4.8% 1.5 .3 1.3 1.57- .3% 1.3% 34 10.47- 15.8 6.9% 3.0 3.0% 6 4.6% 3.0 3.4% 10 16 7.6% 12.2% 6.3 7.07- 9.3 10.37- 6.3 18.6% 6.3 18.6% 1.8% 3.5 1.5% 6 33 10.1% 25.7 11.2% 12.0 12.07- 18.3 22 6.7r.

3.5% 16 4.9% 11.0 n 23.6% 58.5 7.9% 4.& 25.5% 15.5 15.5% 3.5 17 13.0'1.
3.17- .8% 12.2 13.6% 3.6% 3.3 .6% .5 16.8% 15.9 17.8% 4 1 22 2.6 7.87- 2.6 7.87- 4.6% 5 1.8% 2 6 5.5% 13 11.9% 1.3 1.0 1.8 4.0 2.47- 1.97- 3.4, 7.7r.

.8 1.3 2.0 2.8% 4.7r.

7.5% 3 4 6 13 1.0 .9% 1.2% 5.5 1.8% 6.5 4.0% 13.0 .4% 2.4% 2.8, 5.7% 2.0 2.0% 2.0 2.0% 1 2 .87- 1.57- .5 1.0 .6% 1.1% .3 1.0 .7% 3.0% 3 2.37- 3.7% 131 100.0% 89.4 100.0% 33.5 100.0% 1.7% 1.3 1.5 109 100.0% 51.9 100.0% 26.6 100.0% 1 3 5 9 .37- .9% 1.57- 2.87- 326 100.0'1.
1.0 1.8 2.5 5.3 .4% .87- 1 .17- 2.37- 1.8% 2.57- 4.3% 229.6 100.0% 99.7 100.0% 1.8 2.5 4.3 • • , • # • TABLE 6.2 TEllPORARY CROPS IN ""IXED OIl ASSOCIATED STANDS": NU"BER OF FAR"S GROWING, AREAS PLANTED AND NARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-"ARCN/9Sl, BY SIZE OF THE FAR"S Ye., Dasheen, Tannia Ya.,oasheen,Other Root Ya.,Tannie,Other Root NO.

OF FAR"S AREA PlANTED GROWING AREA NARVESTED NO.

OF FA~S AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA NARVESTED NO.

OF FA~S AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED No.


X acres X acres % No.

% acres % acres % No.
% acres % acres % 10 6.1% 100 61.OX 38 14 1 1 3.8 54.1 23.2% 34.4 30.OX 8.5% 19.3 16.8% 1.0 .9% 1.7% 2.0 164 loo.OX 114.4 loo.OX 2.9% 1.3 3.3% 47.2% 15.0 35.3% 16.3 38.2% 7.0 16.5% 2.4% 1.0 4.7% 2.0 42.5 loo.OX .6% .6% 5 41.7X 7 58.3% 1.3 13.6% 8.0 86.4% 3.3 100.0% 10 83.3% 2 16.7X 6.3 80.6% 1.5 19.4% 5.0 loo.OX 12 loo.OX 9.2 loo.OX 3.3 loo.OX 12 loo.OX 7.8 loo.OX 5.0 loo.OX SIZE OF THE FAR" eacree) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 TOTAL TABLE 6.2.: TEMPORARY CROPS IN lIMIXED OR ASSOCIATED STANDS": NO.
OF FARNS GROWING, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-MARCH/95), BY AD.

AND ASD.

Yam,Dasheen,Tannia Yam,D8sheen,other Root Ya.,Tannia,Other Root NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROIIING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GRO~ING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED No.

X acres X Bcres X No.

X acres X acres X No.

X acres X acres X 4.9r.

4.8 4.2X 8 56 34.1X 44.3 38.n 34 20.n 17.8 15.5X .6X 1 1.0 .9r.
59.2X 67.8 6O.4X 99 2 14 16 2.3 1.2X 2.OX 8.5X 13.5 11.8X 9.8X 15.8 13.8X 11 6.7X 18 11.or.

3.0X 5 10 6.1X 44 26.8X 8.0 7.0X 14.0 12.2X 2.2X 2.5 2.n 3.1 27.6 24.1X 2 2 4 1 1 1.2X 1.2X 2.4X .6X .6X 1.3 2.0 3.3 .1 .1 1.1X 1.7X 2.8X .1X .1X 8.3X 1 6 50.OX .5 6.5X 6.0 n.4X 5.0 100.OX 5 41.n 12 100.OX 1.3 16.1X 7.8 100.OX 5.0 100.OX 4.8 11.2X 28.5 67.1X 5.9",( 2.5 35.8 84.1X 4.5 10.6X 4.5 10.6X .3 .0 .0 .3 .6X .OX .OX .6X 1.0 1.0 2.0 2.4X 2.4X 4.7X 2 16.7X 4.0 43.5X 3.0 92.3X 8.3X 1 3 25.OX .5 5.4X 4.5 48.9r.
7 58.3X 2.3 25.OX 7 58.3X 2.3 25.OX 3.0 92.3X .3 .3 7.n 7.n 1 1 1 1 8.3X .9 9.8X 8.3X .9 9.8X 8.3X 1.5 16.3X 8.3X 1.5 16.3X 164 1OO.OX 114.4 100.0X 42.5 100.07.

12 1OO.0X 9.2 1OO.OX 3.3 100.OX 12 100.07.
7.8 1OO.OX 5.0 100.OX AGRICULTlJRE DISTRICTS & SUD-DISTRICTS NORTH EAST ASP 01 ASP 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASP 07 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASP 11 ASP 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 19 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL • , • < • ,< TABLE 6,3 TEMPORARY CROPS IN "MIXED OR ASSOCIATED STANDS": NUMBER OF FARMS GROWING, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR IAPRIL/94-MARCH/95l, BY SIZE OF THE FARMS Dasheen,Tannia,Other Root Ya_,Dasheen,Tanni.,Other Root Ya.
& Other Root SIZE OF THE FARM (acres) NO, OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED No.

X acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 TOTAL 10 66.7% 12.5 67,6% 5.0 27,0% 4 26.7% 1.0 5,4% 1 6.7% 18.5 100.OX 15 100, OX 5.0 5B.8% 3.5 41,2% 8.5 100.
OX 20 83.3% 12.5 65.8% 5.5 28.9% 3 12.5% 1.0 5.3% 1 4.2% 19.0 100.OX 24 100.OX 7.5 88.2% 1.0 11.8% .OX 8.5 100.

OX .0 10 90.9% 9.1% 1 3.8 65.2% 2.0 34.8% 1.0 100.OX 11 100.OX 5.8 100.OX 1.0 100.OX TEI1PORARY CROPS IN IlI1IXEO OR ASSOCIATED STANDS II : NO.

OF FARMS GROWING, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-NARCH/95), BY ADs AND ASDs TABLE 6.30: DBsheen/T~nnia/Other Root Ya.,Oasheen,Tannia,Otner Root Yam &Other Root AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & NO.
OF FARNS SUD-DISTRICTS GRQYING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARNS G.ROYING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARNS GROIlING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED No.

r. acres r. acres r. No.

r. acres X acres X No.

X acres X acres X NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 5 33.3r.

7 46.7X 2 13.3r.

14 93.3X 17.5 5.0 27. or.

10.5 56.8X 2.0 10.8X 94.6X 5.0 58.8r.

2.5 29.4r.

1.0 11.8r.

8.5 l00.OX 1 1 6.7X 6.7X 1.0 1.0 5.4r.

5.4X 17 70.8r.
5.4X 17 70.8r.

4.2X 1 18 75.0r.

10.0 52.6r.

5.3r.

1.0 11.0 57.9r.

3.5 .0 41.2r.

.OX 3.5 41.2X 6 54.5X 4.5 78.3X 1.0 loo.OX 6 54.5X 4.5 78.3X 1.0 10ll.OX 5 45.5X 5 45.5X 1.3 21.7X 1.3 21.7X 15 loo.0r.

18.5 loo.0r.

8.5 100. or.

5 20.8r.

1 4.2X 6 25.0r.

24 100. or.

5.0 26.3r.

3.0 15.8X 8.0 42.1r.

19.0 loo.0r.

5.0 58.8X 5.0 58.8X 8.5 loo.OX 11 loo.0r.

5.8 loo.OX 1.0 loo.OX Co • .. • , .. .


TABLE 6.4 TENPORARY CROPS IN "NIXED OR ASSOCIATED STAHDS": H1JH8ER OF FARNS GROWING, AREAS PLANTED AHD HARVESTED IH THE CEHSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-NARCHI95), BY SIZE Of THE fARNS Dasheen &Other Root Tannia &Other Root Other Root Crop coob1nat1on SHE Of THE fARN (acres) NO.

OF fARNS AREA PLAHTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF fARNS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

Of fARNS AREA PLAHTED GROI/ING AREA HARVESTED Ho.

X acres X acres X No.

X acres X acres X No.


X acres X acres X 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 TOTAL 10 34.5X 51.7X 15 2 6.9r.

2 6.9r.

29 100.OX 3.8 27.3X 4.5 32.7X 3.0 21.8X 2.5 18.2X 13.8 100.OX 1.3 27.8X 1.5 33.3X 1.8 38.9r.

4.5 TOO'OX 15 78.9r.

2 10.5X 2 10.5X 19 100.OX 8.5 64.2X 2.3 17.

OX 2.5 18.9r.

13.3 100.OX 1 50.OX 1 50.OX 2 100.OX 7.0 96.6X 3.4X 7.3 100.OX .3 7.0 100.OX 7.0 100.OX TABLE 6.40: TEMPORARY CROPS IN "MIXED OR ASSOCIATED STANDS": NO.
OF FARMS GROWING, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-MARCH/95', BY AD.

AND ASDs Dasheen &Other Root 180n'8 &Other Root Other Root Crop Combination AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED SUD-DISTRICTS GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % No.


% acres % acres % NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 07 ASD OS TOTAL SOUTH ASD 10 ASD 11 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 14 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL .
5 17.2% 1 3.4% 5 17.2% 37.9% 11 1.3 9.1% 7.3% 1.0 18.2% 2.5 4.8 34.5% 5 26.3% 6.3 47.2% 1 50.0% .3 3.4% .5 11.1% .5 11.1% 5 26.3% 6.3 47.2% -.
1 50.0% .3 3.4% 5 17.2% 1.3 9.1% 1.3 27.8% 5 17.2% 1.3 9.1% 1.3 27.8% 1 1 5.3% 5.3% 11.3% 1.5 1.5 11.37- 5 17.2% 5 17.2% 9.1% 9.1% 29 100.0% 13.8 100.0% 1.3 1.3 4.5 100.0% 19 100.0% 13.3 100.0% 2 100.0% 7.3 100.0% 7.0 100.0% • • .. • • .. TABLE 6.5 TEHPORARY CROPS IN uHIXED OR ASSOCIATED STANDS": NUHBER OF FARHS GROWING, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-"ARCH/95l, BY SiZE OF TIlE FAR"S SIZE OF TIlE FARH (acres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 100.00-199.99 TOTAL Yam,Dasheen,Yegetables Ya.,rannie,Vegetables Dasheen,Tannia,Yegetables NO.
OF FAR"S AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARHS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FAR"S AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED No.

X acres X acres X No.

X acres X acres X No.


X acres X acres X 2.5 5 13.5X 7.5X 25 67.6X 18.8 56.0X 6.7X 2.3 2 5.4X 5.0 14.9X 4 10.8X 10.0 66.7% 5 26.3X 10 52.6X 4 21.1X .8 8.3X 5.0 55.6X 3.3 36.1X .8 11.5X 3.8 57.7X 2.0 30.8X 30 42.9X 11.3 24.5X 25 35.7X 16.3 35.4X 9.5 2O.6X 10 14.3X 4 8.0 17.4X 5.7X 2.2X 1.0 1.4X 1 2.5 14.OX 5.0 28.OX 3.9 21.6X 6.5 36.4X 1 2.7X 37 1OO.OX 5.0 14.9X 33.5 1oo.or.

5.0 33.3X 15.0 100.

OX 19 100. or.

9.0 100. or.

6.5 100. or.

70 1OO.OX 46.0 1oo.or.


17.9 1OO.OX TABLE 6.5.: TE"PORARY CROPS IN "I1IXED OR ASSOCIATED STANDS": NO.

OF FARMS GROWING, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR CAPRIL/94-HARCH/95', BY ADs AND ASDs Yam, Dasheen, Vegetables Yam,Tannia,Vegetables Dasheen,Tannis,Vegetables AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & NO.

OF FAR"S AREA PLANTED GROWING SUD-DISTRICTS AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FAR"S AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FAR"S AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED No.


X acres X acres X No.

X acres X acres X No.


X acres X acres X NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 19 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 6 31.6X 5.3X 1 4.8 52.8X 2.8X .3 4.8 73.1X 7 36.8X 5.0 55.6X 4.8 73.1X 21 30.OX 2 2.9X 1 1.4X 24 34.3X 9.0 19.5X 4.9X 2.3 1.1X .5 11.7 25.5X 6.1 34.2X 2.3 12.6X 2.8X 8.9 49.6X .5 2 2 5.4X 5.4X 2.8 2.8 8.2X 8.2X 25 67.6X 18.8 25 67.6X 18.8 56.OX 56.0X 10.0 66.n.
10.0 66.7X B 21.6X 2.n.

1 6.5 19.4X 5.0 14.9X 5.0 33.3X 9 24.3X 11.5 34.3X 5.0 33.3X 50.OX 35 1 1.4X 7 10.OX 43 61.4X 20.0 43.5X .5X 16.3X 27.8 6O.4X .3 7.5 .3 3.8 21.OX 1.4X 5.0 28.OX 9.0 50.4X 1 5.3X 1.0 11.1X 1.0 15.4X 3 4.3X 6.5 14.1X 6 31.6X 7 36.8X 2.3 25.0X 3.3 36.1Y.

1.0 15.4Y.

3 4.3Y.

6.5 14.1Y.

2.n.

1 2.n.

1 37 100.OX .5 .5 1.5X 1.5X 33.5 100.0X 15.0 100.OX 5 26.3X 5 26.3X 19 100.OX .8 .8 8.3Y.

8.3Y.

9.0 100.0X .8 11.5X .8 11.5X 6.5 100.0X 70 100.OX 46.0 100.OX 17.9 100.OX • .. '.
• • .. TABLE 6.6 TENPORARY CROPS IN "NIXED OR ASSOCIATED STANDS": NUNBER OF FARNS GRO"ING, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-NARCH/95l, BY SIZE OF THE FARNS Yem &Vegetables Dasheen &Vegetables Tennie &Vegetables SIZE OF THE FARN (acres) NO.

OF FARNS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARNS AREA PLANTE D GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARNS AREA PLANTED GRO"ING AREA HARVESTED No.

X acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % No.


% acres % acres % 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 TOTAL .B 4.3% 10 16.9% 35 59.3% 10.9 61.5% 3.6 20.1% B 13.6% B.2% 1.4 6.B% 4 6.0% 1.1 3.4% 2 17.6 l00.OX 59 100.
OX .2 3.9% 3.0 7B.3% 7.6% 9.9% .OX 3.B 100.0% .3 .4 .0 BO 55.6% 24.B 26.OX 45 13 6 12.6 25.0% 31.3% 48.B 51.1% 31.3 62.0% 5.1% 9.OX 7.9% 4.2% 14.4 15.1% 7.9% 2.6 4.0 7.5 15 57.7% 3.0 32.4% 1.3 26.3% 10 3B.5% 3.B% 1 5.0 54.1% 1.3 13.5% 2.3 47.4% 1.3 26.3% 144 100.OX 95.4 100.0% 50.4 100.0% 26 100.0% 9.3 100.OX 4.B l00.OX TABLE 6.60: TEMPORARY CROPS IN IlHIXED OR ASSOCIATED STANDS II : NO.

OF FARMS GROWING, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR CAPRIL/94-MARCH/95), BY ADs AND ASD.
Yam &Vegetables Dasheen &Vegetables Tennie &Vegetables AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & NO.

OF FARMS SUO-DISTRICTS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED No.

~ acres ~ acres % No.

% acres r. acres % No.


% acres % acres % NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 07 ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 17 28.W.

1.77.

1 4.3 24.4% 4.3r.

.8 2.1 53.5r.

18 30.5% 5.1 28.6% 2.1 53.5% 2 3.4r.

.8 4.6% 5 8.5r.

7 11 .9r.

7.1% 1.3 2.1 11.n 6 2 1 9 5 5 4.2% 1.4r.

.77.

6.3% 3.3 5.0 .5 8.8 3.4% 5.2r.

.5% 9.2r.


.0 1.5 .0% 3.0% 1.5 3.0% 6 23.1% 1.8 18.9% 1.8 36.8% 2 7.77.

8 30.8% .8 8.1% 2.5 27.0% 1.8 36.8% 3.5% 1.3 1.3% 3.5r.

1.3 1.3% 2 2 3.4r.

1.0 5.7"1.

21 14.6% 21.0 22.0% 5.0 9.9% 3.4% 1.0 5.7% 74 95 51.4% 47.8 50.1r.

66.0% 68.8 72.1r.

31.9 63.2r.

36.9 73.1% 6 10.2r.

18.6% 11 4.1% .7 5.7 32.0"1.

.1 3.4r.

.4 10.4r.

6.3% 9 19 13.2% 11.4 11.9% 10.8 21.3% 3.8% 3.7 17 28.8% 6.4 36.2% .5 13.8r.

28 19.4r.

15.0 15.77.

10.8 21.3% 10 16.9r.


8.5% 5 15 25.4% 59 100.0'1.

1.9 10.8% 7.1% 1.3 3.2 17.9% 17.6 100.0% .0 .Or.

1.3 32.6% 1.3 32.6% 3.8 100.0% 5 1 1 3.5% .n .7% 1.3 .1 .3 1.3r.

.1% .3r.

1.3 .1 2.5% .1% 7 4.9% 2.6% 144 100.0% 95.4 100.0% 50.4 100.0% 1.77.

1.3 1.6 3.8% 1 1 3.8% 2 7.n 3.8% 1 1 3.8% 1 3.8% 3 11.5% 3.8% 1 1 3.8% 10 38.5% 3.8% 1 13 50.0% 26 100.0% .5 5.4% 1.0 10.8% 1.5 16.2r.
.3 .5 .5 2.7% 5.4% 5.4% 1.3 13.5% .5 5.4% 1.3 13.5% 1.8 18.9% 5.4% 4.0 43.2% 9.3 100.0% .5 1.0 21.1% 1.0 21.1% .3 5.3% .3 5.3% 1.3 26.3% .5 10.5% 1.8 36.8% 4.8 100.0% .. • • • • .. TABLE 6.7 TEMPORARV CROPS IN "MIXED OR ASSOCIATED STANDS": NUMBER OF FARMS GROIIING, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR CAPRIL/94-MARCH/951, BV SIZE OF THE FARMS Ya.,Dasheen,Tan"ia,Vegetables Dasheen,Tann;a,Va-,Other Aoot,Vegetables Dasheen,Tann1a,Other Root,Vegetables NO.
OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROVING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROIIING AREA HARVESTED No.

X acr-es % acres % No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % 2.5 5 16.1% 9.7% 20 64.5% 11.9 45.97.

3.5 13.5% 3 2 4.0 15.4% 4.0 15.4% 1 31 100.0% 25.9 100.0% 9.7% 6.5% 3.2% 5.0 90.97.
9.1% .5 5 45.5% 5 45.5% 9.1% 1 1.3 27.8% 55.6% 2.5 .8 16.7% 1.3 27.8% 55.6% 2.5 .8 16.7% 5 31.3% 10 62.5% 8.1% 1.3 6.3 40.3% .0 .0% 1 6.3% 8.0 51.6% 4.0 100.0% 5.5 100.0% 11 100.0% 4.5 100.0% 4.5 100.0% 16 100.0% 15.5 100.0% 4.0 100.0% SIZE OF THE FARM (aerea) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 50.00- 99.99 TOTAL TABLE 6.7.: TENPORARY CROPS IN "NIXED OR ASSOCIATED STANDS": NO.

OF FARNS GROWING, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-NARCH/95), BY AD.

AND ASD.
AND ASD.

YBM,Desheen,Tannia,Yegetebles Dasheen,Tannia,Yam,Other Root,Vegetables Desheen,Tann;8,Other Root,Vegetables AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & NO.

OF FARNS AREA PLANTED SUD-DISTRICTS GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARNS GROIIING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARNS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED No.

X acres X acres X No.

X Bcres X acres X No.


X acres X Bcres X NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 06 TOTAL SOOTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 15 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 19 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL .5 .5 9.1X 9.1X 3.2X 1 5 16.1X 6 19.4X 1 1 2 3.2X 3.2X 6.5X .5 1.3 1.8 1.9X 4.8X 6.8X 1.0 3.9X 4.0 15.4X 5.0 19.3X 5 16.1X 5.0 19.3X 5.0 90.9X 6 37.5X 11.8 75.8X 6 37.5X 11.8 75.8X 4.0 loa.

OX 4.0 loa.
OX 4.0 loa.

OX 5 45.5X 1.3 27.8X 1.3 27.8X 5 31.3X 1.3 8.1X 5.0 90.9X 5 45.5X 10 90.9X 2.5 55.6X 3.8 83.3X 55.6X 2.5 3.8 83.3X 5 31.3X 10 62.5X 2.5 16.1X 3.8 24.2X .0 .0 .OX .OX 1 3.2X 5 16.1X 35.5X 11 10 32.3X 3.2X 1 1 3.2X 12 38.7X 7.n: 2.0 9.n 2.5 9.5 36.n 5.7 21.8X 7.n 2.0 2.0 7.n 9.7 37.3X 31 loa.OX 25.9 loa.OX 5.5 loa.OX 9.1X 1 1 9.1X 11 loa.

OX .8 16.n: .8 16.7X 4.5 loa.OX .8 16.n: .8 16.7X 4.5 loa.OX 16 loa.OX 15.5 loa.

OX 4.0 loa.

OX • • '.


, • • • TABLE 6.B TE"PORARY CROPS IN "MIXED OR ASSOCIATED STANDS": HU"BEA OF FAR"S GROWING, AREAS PlANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-MARCH/95l, BY SIZE OF THE FARMS SUE OF THE FARM (acrea) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 TOTAL Other Root Crop & Vegetable.

Desheen,Other Root/Vegetables NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROIHNG AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROIHNG AREA HARVESTED No.

% acres % acres % No.


% acres % acres % 5 23.B% .0 100.0% .0 100.0% TE"PORARY CROPS IN ffHIXED OR ASSOCIATED STANDS": NO.
OF FAR"S GROWING, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-NARCH/951, BY ADa AND ASDa TABLE 6.811: Other Root Crop & V~etebles Dasheen,Other Root,Vegetables AGRICULTURE DiSTRICTS & SUD-DiSTRICTS NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA HO.

OF FARHS AREA PLANTED AREA GROWING HARVESTED GROWING HARVESTED 110.

X acres X Dcres X No.


X acres X acres X NORTH EAST A5D 02 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 TOTAL SOOTH ASD 10 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 18 ASD 19 TOTAL 2 3 5 8 8 1 1 2 1 1 5 5 9.SX 14.3% 23.8X 38.1X 38.1X 4.8X 4.8X 9.57- .5 2.5% 3.0 15.2% 3.5 17.7% 1.3 38.5% 1.3 38.5X 12.3 62.0% 2.0 61.5X 12.3 62.0% 2.0 61.5% 2.0 10.1X .5 2.5% 2.5 12.77.

.0 .0 .OX .OX 1 3.870 2.0 9.87.


1 2 2 3.8X 2.0 9.8X 7.7% 7.7% 1.0 1.0 4.9% 4.9% .0 l00.OX .0 l00.OX 4.87- .3 1.3% 4.8% .3 1.3% 23.8% 23.8% 1.3 1.3 6.3% 6.3% 7 26.97.

6 23.n - 6.5 31.77.

6.0 29.3X 13 50.OX 12.5 60.9% 5 5 19.2X 19.2% 2.5 12.2% 2.5 12.2% 10 38.5% 5.0 24.47- GRAND TOTAL 21 100.

OX 19.8 100.

OX 3.3 100.0% 26 l00.OX 20.5 100.OX .0 100.

OX • • '.
OX • • '.

e • • TABLE 6.9 TEMPORARY CROPS IN "NIXED OR ASSOCIATED STANDS": NUNBER OF FARNS GROWING, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR CAPRIL/94-HARCH/95I, BY SIZE OF THE FARNS SIZE OF THE FARM (acres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 TOTAL Carrot, Celery, Lettuce Car~t,Celery,lettuce,Herb Carrot &Cabbage NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROI/IIIG AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARNS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED No.

X acres X acres X No.


X acres X acres X No.

X acres X acres X 1 100.0% 1 1OO.OX .3 1OO.OX .3 1OO.OX .3 loo.0X .3 100.OX 5 1OO.0X 2.5 loo.OX 2.5 loo.OX 5 100.0'1.

2.5 loo.OX 2.5 100.

OX 5 27.8X 10 55.6% 3 16.7% 18 loo.OX 1.3 15.4X 5.0 61.5% 1.9 23.1% 8.1 100.

OX 1.3 16.1X 5.0 64.5% 1.5 19.4% 7.8 100.

OX TABLE 6.9.: TEPIPORARY CROPS IN "MuceD OR ASSOCIATED STANDS": NO.
OF fARMS GROWING, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRILI94-MARCH/95>, BY ADs AND ASDs Carrot/Celery, lettuce Carrot,CelerY,Lettuce,Herb Carrot &Cebbege AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED SUO-DISTRICTS GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % No.


% acres % acres % SOUTH EAST ASD 06 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 1 1 5.6% 5.6% .1 .1 1.6% 1.6X 1 l00.OX .3 l00.OX .3 l00.OX 1 100.OX .3 l00.OX .3 100.
OX 5 l00.OX 5 l00.OX 2.5 l00.0X 2.5 100.OX 2.5 l00.OX 2.5 100.OX 16 BS.9X 16 BS.9X 7.8 95.3% 7.8 95.3% 7.8 l00.OX 7.8 l00.OX 1 l00.OX .3 l00.OX .3 l00.OX 5 l00.OX 2.5 100.OX 2.5 100.OX 5.6% 1 1 5.6% 18 l00.OX .3 .3 3.1% 3.1% 8.1 l00.OX .0 .0 .OX .OX 7.8 l00.OX • • .. • • • TABLE 6.10 TE"PORARY CROPS IN "MIXED OR ASSOCIATED STANDS": NU"BER Of fARMS GROWING, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-MARCH/95l, BY SIZE Of THE fARMS SIZE Of THE fARM (acres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 100.00-199.99 TDTAL Carrot, Cabbage, Celery, Herb carrot,celery,Herb Cabbage,Carrot,Other Vegetables NO.
Of fARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

Of fARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

Of fARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED No.

X acres X acres 7- No.

X acres X acres X No.

X acres X Bcres X 5 26.370 10 52.6X 2 10.570 1 5.37- 5.3X 1 1.2 5.570 15.0 68.370 5.77.

1.3 4.0 18.270 2.3X .5 6.370 1.2 66.0X 12.5 6.6X 1.3 4.0 21.1X .OX .0 20 80.070 5 20.0X 8.6 46.170 10.0 53.970 B.6 46.1X 10.0 53.

".

19 100.0X 22.0 100.0".

19.0 100.0X 25 100.OX 18.6 100.070 18.6 100.OX .


50 41.OX 50 41.OX 7.4X 9 11 9.OX .8X 1 .8X 1 21.7 18.9X 74.4 64.8X 10.5 9.2X 4.2X 4.9 .2X .3 2.6X 3.0 122 100.0X 114.7 100.OX 19.3 22.7'i( 58.7 69.0X 3.9X 3.4 1.7'i( 1.5 .3X .3 2.0 2.4X 85.1 100.070 TABLE 6.108: TEMPORARY CROPS IN ""IXED OR ASSOCIATED STANDS": NO.
OF FARMS GROWING, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED IN TNE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-NARCH/95), BY ADs AND ASDs Carrot,Cabbege,Celery,Herb Carrot/Celery/Herb Cabbage/Carrot/Other Vegetables AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING SUD-DISTRICTS AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARNS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARNS AREA PLANTED GROW!NG AREA HARVESTED No.

X acres X acres X No.

X acres X acres X No.


X acres X acres X NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD as ASD 06 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 17 ASD 19 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 18 94.7X 18 94.7".

21.5 21.5 97.7X 97.7X 19.0 l00.OX 19.0 l00.0X 25 l00.OX 25 l00.OX 18.6 100.0'1.

18.6 l00.OX 18.6 100.OX 18.6 loo.0X 1 1 5.3X 5.3X .5 .5 2.3X 2.3X .0 .0 .OX .OX 19 l00.OX 22.0 100.0% 19.0 l00.0X 25 100.0X .

.

18.~ll00'0~ 18.6 100.0'1.


1 1 5 7 11 1 12 .8X .8X 4.1X 5.7X 9.OX .8X 9.8X .3 .3 .1 .6 .2X .2X .OX .5X .9 1.0 1.9 .8X .9% 1.6X .2 .2X .2 .7 .7 .2X .ax .ax 11 4 11 66 54.1X 92 8.3X 9.5 9.0% 3.3X 6.8X 7.8 9.0% 11.5 10.0'1.
75.3 1.2X 2.1X 10.6 12.5X 65.6X 69.4 81.6X 75.4% 104.0 90.7X 82.8 97.3X· 1.0 1.8 7 2 9 5.7X 1.6X 7.4X 6.1 1.8 7.8 5.3% 1.5% 6.8X 1.2 1.2 1.4X 1.4X .3 .3X 1 1 2 .8X .8X 1.6% .3 .3 .5 .2X .2% .4X .3X 122 l00.OX 114.7 100.OX 85.1 100.0% .3 • .. .. • • • .. TABLE 6.11 TENPORARY CROPS IN "NIXED OR ASSOCIATED STANDS": NUNBER OF FARNS GROWING, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-NARCH/95I, BY SIZE OF THE FARNS Carrot &Other Vegetables Cabbage &other Vegetables Herb &Other Vegetables NO.
OF FARNS GROWING AREA PLANTEO AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARNS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARNS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED No.

X acres X acres X No.

X acres X acres ~ No.

X acres X acres X 15 23.4X 54. rl.

35 7 10.9"1.

7.8X 5 1.6X 1 , 1.6r.

64 1OO.0X 3.5 6.2X 3.5 B.5X 48.8 86.5X 35.0 85.3X 1.9 4.

Dr. .rr.

1.3 .6 1.5r.

3.4X 2.3X 1.1X 1.7 .3 .6 3.2 1.6 7.1X 15 20.3~ 4.6r.

40 54.1X 27.7 62.3X 19.5 58.3r.

9 12.2r.

2.8 8.3r.

4.5 6 8.1r.

13.5r.

4.6 13.8r.

3 4.1r.


1 1.4X 1.5r.

8.3X 3.7 4.8 10.

IT.

4.6 10.4X 1.1X .5 .5 56.8X 6.4 30.5X 25 15 34.1X 10.6 50.8r.

1 .6r.

1 1.2r.

2.3X 2.3r.

.1 .3 6.4 77.

Or.

1.3 15.2X 1.6r.

.1 1 1 2.3X 2.3r.

.5 2.5X 3.0 14.4r.

.5 6.3X .3 .4X 56.3 1oo.Dr.

41.0 100. or.

74 1oo.0r.

44.4 100.

Or.

33.4 100.

Or.

44 100.

Or.

20.8 1oo.Dr.

8.3 1oo.0r.


SIZE OF THE FARN (acres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 TOTAL TEMPORARY CROPS IN "MIXED OR ASSOCIATED STANDS Il : NO.

OF FARMS GROWING, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-"ARCH/95), BY ADs AND ASDs TABLE 6.11a: Carrot &Other Vegetables Cabbage &Other Vegetables Herb &Other Vegetables AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & NO.
OF FARMS SUO-DISTRICTS GROYING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FAR"S AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % No.


% acres % acres % NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 06 ASD 07 ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 17 ASD 19 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 1 1 2 3 1 1.6% 1.6% 3.1% 4.7% 1.6% .6 .1 .7 .4 .3 1.1% .1% .6 .1 1.5% .1% 1.2% .7 1.6% .4 1 .0% .r!.
.4% 4 6.3% .7 1.2% .4 1.0% 9 12.2% 1.9 4.4% 1.6 4.8% 1 1.4% 10 13.5% .3 2.2 .6% 5.0% 1.6 4.8% 1 5 1 7 1.4% .0 .0% 6.8% 1.4% 9.5% 1.3 .3 1.5 2.8% .6% 3.4% .3 .3 .7% .

r!.

.. 1 1 53 55 .8 .8 .3 1.3% .4% 1.6% 1.6% 82.8% 52.8 93.7% 39.0 95.lT!.
85.9% 53.8 95.5% 39.8 96.9% 1.8% .5 1.5% 1 1 .1% .5 1.4% 6.4% 10 13.5% 2.9 1.4% 2.8% 3.7% 1.3 1 1.3 41.9% 27.1 31 61.0% 26.8 80.2% 58.1% 31.7 71.3% 28.6 85.4% 43 1 2.3% .3 1.2% 41 42 93.2% 17.5 83.8% 95.5% 17.7 85.0% 8.1 8.1 98.4% 98.4% 2 2 3.1% 3.1% 1.0 1.0 1.8% 1.8% 5 2 7 6.8% 2. r!.

9.5% .7 1.3 1.9 1.

5% 2.8% 4.3% 1.0 1.0 3.0% 3.0% 2 2 4.5% '.

4.5% 3.1 15.0% 3.1 15.0% .1 .1 1.6% 1 .6% 1.6% 1.6% .6% 1 .6% 1 64 100.0% 56.3 100.0% 41.0 100.0% .4% .4% .3 .3 .3 .3 8.1% 1.4% 9.5% 6.0% 6 1 .1% 7 6.lT!.
74 100.0% 44.4 100.0% 33.4 100.0% 7.0 15.8% .2% 16.0% 2.0 .0 2.0 .1 7.1 44 100.0% 20.8 l00.or.

8.3 100.0% '.

• • • TABLE 6.12 TENPORARY CROPS IN "NIXED OR ASSOCIATED STANDS": NUIlBER OF FARMS GROWING, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-NARCH/95), BY SIIE OF THE FARNS Cabbege,Herb,Other Vegetables Carrot, Herb, Other Vegetables Other Vegetables Co.bination NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS GROWING AREA PlANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.


OF FARNS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED No.

X acres X acres X No.

X acres X acres X No.

X acres X acres X 15 15 1 3 8.8 38.OX 42.9% 6.3 34.2X 42.9% 11.3 48.9% 10.0 54.8Y.

2.0 11.OX 2.9% 8.7Y.

.1X 3.3X 8.6Y.

2.0 .8 .0 10 90.9% 1.3 91.5X .0 .OX 1 2.9% .3 1.1X 35 100.0% 23.0 loo.OX 18.3 1OO.OX 1 9.1X 11 loo.OX .1 8.5Y.

1.4 1OO.OX .

.1 100.

OX .1 1OO.OX 25 37.3X 11.4 26.1X 26.3 6O.3X 25 37.3Y.
9 13.4X 6.OX 2.6 7.1X 7 10.4X 3.1 1 .6X 1.5X .3 3.8 31.5X 5.0 41.4X 1.0 8.4X 2.0 16.7Y.

2.U .3 67 loo.OX 43.6 1oo.0Y.

12.1 1OO.OX SUE OF THE FARN (acres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 TOTAL TEMPORARY CROPS IN IIMIXED OR ASSOCIATED STANDS II : NO.
OF FARMS GROWING, AREAS PLANTED AND HARVESTED IN THE CENSUS VEAR (APRIL/94-MARCH/95), By ADs AND ASD5 TABLE 6.12.: Cabbage, Herb, Other vegetabLes Carrot, Herb, Other vegetables Other vegetables Co~in8tion AGRICULTURE DISTRiCTS & NO.

Of fARHS SUD-DiSTRICTS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARHS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF fARHS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED No.

X Bcres X acres r- No.

X acres X acres X No.


X acres X acres X NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASO 02 ASO 03 ASO 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASO 07 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASO 10 ASO 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASO 13 ASO 14 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 5 14.37- 1.3 5.4% 5 14.3% 1.3 5.4% 26 74.37- 26 74.3X 20.8 90.27- 20.8 9O.2X 18.3 18.3 99.97- 99.97- 10 90.97- 10 90.97- 1.3 91.57.

1.3 91.57.

.0 .0 .or.

.0% 1 2 1 4 3 1 4 1.5X 3. or.

1.5% 6.07.

4.5% 1.57- 6.or.


.2 1.1 1.0 2.3 .4 .3 .7 .5X 2.4% 2.37- 5.2% .8% .87- 1.6% 10 14.97- 7 10.4% 1.5% 1 16 23.97- 50.77.

34 6.3 14.3% 5.2X 2.3 .OX .0 9.4 21.5% 17.9 41.07.

.5 4.1% 8.3% 1.0 1.5 12.4% .3 .3 2.1% 2.1% .5 .0 5.0 41.4% 4.1X .1% 4.3 35.67- 9.8 81.3% 8.6% 3 2.97- 1 4 11.4% 1.0 .0 1.0 4.3?

.0% 4.4r.

.0 .0 .1% .1?

1 1 9.1Y.

9 .1r.

.1 .1 8.5?

.1 100.07.

8.5% .1 100.0% 9.07.

6 1 1.5r.

7 10.4% 5.5 .0 12.6r.

.0% 5.5 12.67.

.0 .0 .1?

.1?

35 100.or.

23.0 100.07.

18.3 100.07.


11 100.07.

1.4 100.0% .1 100.0% 7.57.

5 7.5r.

5 7 10.4r.

1.5% 1 18 26.97- 67 100.or.

10.0 23.07.

5.0 11.

57.

1.8 4.07.

1.17.

.5 17.3 39.6r.

43.6 l00.0?

.0 .5 .5 .07.

4.1% 4.1X 12.1 100.07.

TABLE 7.1 PER"ANENT CROPS IN "PURE STAND", NUMBER OF FAR"S GROWING, HUMBER OF PLANTSITREES PLANTED AND BEARING, AREAS PLANTED AND BEARING 011 THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FARHS Anthur1u.

Ginger LHies Pasture NO.

OF FARHS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.


OF FARHS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARHS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED No.

X area X area X No.

X area X area X No.

r. area X area X 40 47.6X 15 17.9X 22 26.27- 47.5 42.8X 17.8 16.1X 3 3 31.0 28.OX 7.7"1.
4.57- .97- 1 84 100.07- 110.8 100.07- 3.67- 3.67- 1.27- 8.5 5.0 1.0 33.7 41.1X 14.8 18.0X 19.8 24.1X 9.5X 7.8 6.1X 5.0 1.0 1.2X 82.1 1OO.OX 5 71·4X 3.8 55.6X 3.8 55.6X 2 50.OX 1.3 20.OX .5 9.1X 2 28.6X 3.0 44.4X 3.0 44.4X 2 50.OX 5.0 80.07- 5.0 9ll.9r.

4 100.07.

6.3 100.

OX 5.5 1OO.OX 7 1OO.OX 6.8 1OO.0X 6.8 100.07.


SIZE OF THE FARH (acres) 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 TOTAL TABLE 7.1a PERMANENT CROPS IN "PURE STAND" I NUMBER OF FARMS GROWING 1 NUMBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED AND BEARING 1 AREAS PLANTED AND BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY 1 BY AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS AND SUB-DISTIRCTS Anthurium Ginger Lilies PllIsture NO.

OF FARMS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.


OF FARMS GROWING AREA PLA~TED AREA HARVESTED No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres X acres X No.

% acres X acres X 1 5 1 7 1 1 2 3.0 1 .2X 7.5 6.0X 1.2X .3 8.3X 10.8 1.2% 1.2X 2.4% .5 .5 1.0 2.7X 6.8"1.

.2'1.

9.TI.

.5X .5X .9X 3.0 6.8 .3 10.1 3.7X 8.3X .3X 12.2% .5 .5 .6% .6X T 14.3X 1.0 14.8X 1.0 14.8% 1 14.3X 1.0 14.8% 1.0 14.8% 46 54.8Y.

46 54.8Y.

58.3 52.6X 52.6X 58.3 37.8 37.8 46.1% 46.1X 2 50.0% 2 50.0X 5.0 BO.OY.

5.0 BO.OY.

5.0 9O.W.


5.0 90.9% 5 71.4% 1 14.3X 6 85.7X 3.8 55.6X 2.0 29.6X 5.8 85.2Y.

3.8 55.6% 2.0 29.6% 5.8 85.2% 13.1Y.

13.4 12.1X 11 9.3% 14 16.7X 22.9 20.7% 21.6 26.3% 3 4.9"1.

40.5Y.

28 4.0 4.0 3.6% 40.3 36.4% 33.2 3.6% 33.3Y.

7.6 1 1.2Y.

1 1.2Y.

84 100. or.

.5 .5 .6Y.

.6X 110.8 100.0% 82.1 100.0Y.

.5Y.

.5% .5 .5 1 25.0% 1 25.0% 8.0X .5 .8 12.0'1.

.5 9.1Y.

2 50.0% 1.3 20.0Y.

.5 9.1Y.

4 100.0% 6.3 100.0Y.

5.5 100.0Y.


7 100.0% 6.8 100.0% 6.8 100.0% AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & SUB-DISTRICTS NORTH EAST ASO 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST "SD 06 ASD 07 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 15 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 18 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL TABLE 7.2 PER"ANENT CROPS IN "PURE STAND u , NUMBER OF FARMS GROYING, HU"BER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED AND BEARING, AREAS PLANTED AND BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FARMS BIInana Cocoy Plantain NO.
OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROIIING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARHS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED No.

~ area ~ area ~ No.

r. area r. area % No.

r. or... ~ area ~ 60 720 300 24.5~ 107 15 9 7 5 I .6~ 10.6 16.9 846.2 4.9'/.

.5% 58.8~ 1185.4 43.B% 834.3 41.5~ 31.3% 647.5 32.2% 8.n 382.6 14.1% 278.7 13.9'/.

3.0% 1.2~ .rl.

2.3~ .6~ 80.9 55.5 70.0 66.0 4.0 3.0% 60.7 2.or.

47.0 2.6% 64.5 2.4% 62.0 4.0 .1~ .4~ 3.2~ 3.1% .2r.

1224 100. or.

2707.4 100. or.


2009.3 1oo.0~ .1% 10 100.0% 2.5 100.0"1.

1.1 100. or.

I 10 100.0% 2.5 100.0% 1.1 100.0"1.

6.B 7.5% 10.1 3.6% 2.6% 50.

59.6% 180.2 46.6% 79.7 41.

9'/.

395 138 20.8% 87.3 22.6% 50.8 26.7% 12.1% 58 2.4% 8 2.4% 6 2 .4~ 1.0\ 8.9'/.

3 17.3 4.~\.

1.1~ 1.7% 3 663 1oo.or.

387.0 1oo.or.

190.4 100. or.

73.6 19.0% 23.1 4.5 2.or.

7.~ 4.5 1.5% 5.7 .8 4.5% 17.0 3.3 8.7"1.

1.2% .9'/.
1.2% .9'/.

.3% .5% .5% .3% SUE OF THE FARH (scres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 500.00 end more TOTAL TABLE 7.2a PERMANENT CROPS lH "PUR[ STAND", NUMBER OF FARMS GROWING, NUMBER OF PLANTS OR TREES PLANTED/BEARING, AR(AS PLANTED/SEARING ON CENSUS DAY, BY ADs AND ASOs AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & SUB-DISTRICTS NO.

OF FARMS GROVING AREA pLANTED AREA HARVESTEO 00.

OF FARMS GROWINl:?

AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.


OF FAR"S AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED Banana (oeoy Plantain No.

% acres "- acres "- No.

% acres % acres "- No.


"- acres % acres % NORTH EAST ASO 01 'SO 02 ASO 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASO 05 ASO 06 ASO 07 'SO DB TOTAL SOUTH ASO 09 ASO 10 ASO 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASO 13 ASO 14 ASO 15 'SO 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 17 ASD 18 ASO 19 ASO 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 171 104[ 164 30 469 14.0% 303.8 11.2"- 257.2 8.5% 141.81 8.5% 228.9 16.0% 283.3 13.4% 433.2 1.57- 41.7 19.9 2.5% 38.3% 1007.7 37.2% 702.2 12.8Y.

7.1r.

14.1r.
7.1r.

14.1r.

1.0",( 34.9% :I .6% 52 7 108 22 4.2% 96.6 38.5 8.8% 274.4 39.0 1 .8"- 189 15.4% 4411.4 ~.~% 3.6Y.

88.1 1.4% 37.3 10.1% 191.1 1.4% 35.4 1 .9',( 9.5% 1.8% 16.6% 351.8 17.5% 28 131 15 28 202 2.3% 10.77- 20.0 210.5 1.2% 30.6 2.3% 35.9 16.5% 297.1 .7% 20.0 7.8% 139.3 1.1% 30.1 1.3% 27.1 11.0% 216.5 3 2.5 .27- 127 10.4% 353.3 58.9 1 .7"- 4.7% 172.8 17.0% 587.5 21 57 208 .1% .0 13.1% 311.3 2.2% 47.4 6.4% 117.8 21.71.
476.4 1.0% 6.9% 1.5% 1.4% 10.8"- .0",( 15.5% 2.4% 5.9% 23.7% I 17 53 7 11 88 9 10 20 39 63 90 9.5% 29.1 7.5% 22.3 11.7",( 13.6% 44.8 11.6% 23.4 12.3% 77.7 20.1% 34.5 18. n 1.1% 4.3 .9r.
1.8 155.8 40.3% 81.9 43.0",( 100 15.n 1 .2"- 39.~% 8 261 94114.2% 1.1% 3.6% 6.0% 10.0 23.2 .87- 3.0 2.3 2.77- 10.5 5.8 41.1 75.2 19.4"- 10.7%) 29.6% 111.8 28.9% 59.2 7 24 71 196 2.6% 12.5 8.0% 18.0 1.8 1.1% 1.3 33.5 1.7"- 13.3"- 3.2% 10.0 4.7% 11.8 1.5 .1 23.4 .3"- 8.n .5% 5.3% 1.27- 3.0% 21.6" 31.1% 5.3% 6.2% .8% .0% 12.3% 1.4%.

1.5%1 5.5 14.6 1.4% .3 3.8% 11.1 .1% 5.8% 37.2 3.0%1 5.9% 57.3 9.6% 5.9 14.8% 17.3 3.1% 9.1% 75 17 27 6.17- 1.47- 9.8% 210.0 10.5?

266.5 1.1?

28.5 21.0 1.0% 1.37- 36.5 1.2?


23.4 2.27- 1.37- 3.0% 35.3 .4?

7.9 12.7% 366.8 13.5% 262.4 13.1% 1224 100.0% 2707.4 100.0% 2009.3 loo.0?

37 156 10 100.0% 10 100.0% 10 100.0% 2.5 100.0% 2.5 100.0% 2.5 100.0% 1.1 100.0% 1.1 100.0% 1.1 100.0% 3 7 .8?

3.0 .

5?

3.0 1.1% 5.3?

9.2 5.1% 13.5 28.6 11.

9?

.87- .7% 35 •5?

34 2.6?

79 4.5% 663 100.0"1.

387.0 100.0% 190.4 100.0"1.

1.5 1.3 1.0 4.9 8.7 .8% 2.4% 3.5?


7.4% TABLE 7.3 PERr1ANENT CROPS IN "PURE STANO", NUr1BER OF FAR"S GROWING, NU"BER OF PLANTSITREES PLANTED AND BEARING, AREAS PLANTED AND BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FARMS Orange Grapefruit Sour LiMe NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GRO~ING HARVESTED GRO~lNG AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA GRO~ING HARVESTED No.

X area % area X No.

X area % area % No.

X area X area X 40.9% 49.8 19.2% 37.3 21.1% 46.2 17.87.
18.1% 95 49 37.3 18.1% 27.9% 53 22.8X 75.5 29.1% 57.5 11.8% 11.2X 24.3 13 10 7.2X 17.6 8.5r.

3.0 1.5% 2.9X 5 25.4 12.4% 9.8X 4 1.7% 3.5 3 2.9''' 232 100.

Or.

259.6 100.0% 205.9 100.0% 29.1 5.6%1 4.3X 18.6 7.5 2.2% 1.77.

25.4 1.3X 7.5 7.3 7.3 8.3X 1.2X 1.4X 20 80 33.3% 72.0 12.3X 65.8 13.0% 4.8% 23.0 4.6% 38 15.8X 27.8 19.5% 98.9 19.6% 57 23.8X 113.5 4.8% 5.5X 24.3 4.2X 10 32.0 6.3% 88.5 15 60.5 12.0% 15.2r.

4.6X 79.3 13.6% 78.3 15.57- 11 2.9r.

137.0 23.5% 136.0 27.07.. 7 4.4X 2 2.0r.


240 1OO.0X 583.2 100.0% 504.0 1oo.m 10.0 25.9 .8% 4.0r.

.2 .0% 9.3 5.5% 5.7 3.17.

3.3% 12.2 29.0 7.. 5r.

11.3X 41.5 .0% .2 10 13 •.3% 2.6% 33.3% 21.3 25 1.6% 11 14.7% 12.1 3.4% 10 13.3% 12.9 3 29.0 8.2r.

11.7% 8 10.7% 43.5 57.0 16.07- 57.0 14.87- 3 4.W.

20.7% 73.5 75.0 19.5% 4.W.

3 2.77.

134.3 34.9r.

127.1 2 35.8r.


75 1oo.m 385.2 100.0% 355.5 1OO.0X , SIZE OF THE FAR" (acres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 500.00 and more TOTAL TABLE 7.3a PER"ANEf'lT CROPS IN "PURE STAHDn~ NuMBER OF FAR"S GRO\HNG~ NUMBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED AND BEARIHG~ AREAS PLANTED ANO BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS AND SUB-DISTIRCTS Orange Grapefruit Sour Lil'le AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & SUB-DISTRICTS NO.
Of FARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING - AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARHS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARHS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED No.

% acres % seres % No.

% acres r. acres X No.

% Beres 7- acres r. NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASO 04 TOTA.L SOUTH EAST "SO 05 ASD 07 ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASO 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 15 ASO 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASO 17 ASO 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 37 15.9r.

2.270 5 25 10.8% .9'1.

2 69 29.7r.


24.5 5.3 21.0 9.5% 2.0% 8.17- 3.0 1.27- 53.8 20.7r.

18.6 5.0 17.3 3.0 9.0% 2.4% 8.4r.

1.57- 43.8 21.37- 2 2 5 1 8 14 5 22 2 13 42 .97- 2.1 .87- .5 .27- .9% 2.1 .87- .5 .27- 2.27- 2.5 1.

07- 2.5 1 .27- .4% 3.47- 6.07- 10.0 24.8 3.97- 9.67- 37.4 14.4% 10.0 4.9r.

21.9 10.67- 34.4 16.7r.

16.4 6.37- 2.27- 9.5% 35.6 13. r/, .9r.

.8r.

2.0 5.6% 18.8 7.2% 12.8 28.

Dr. 18.IX 13.9 6.7r.


33.6 16.3% .r/' 1.5 2.6% 5.4 54.4 26.4% 25 2 23 3 53 1 2 3 5 6 7 43 61 14 22 5 17 58 10.4% 25.2 I 4.3%1 .87- 9.67- 1.37- 22.17- 3.5 .67- 34.2 4.0 5.9% 31.0 3.8 .7r.

66.9 11.5% 61.4 23.1 3.5 4.6% .7r.

6.17- .7r.

4 4 5.3% 5.37- 4.8 2.9 1.27- .7% 2.3 2.8 .6% .ar.

12.27- 8 10.7r.

7.6 2.070 5.0 1.

4% .47- .87- 3.4 2.3 .67- .4r.

3.4 2.3 .7r.

.4% 1.3% 5.7 1 .or.

5.7 1.1r.

2.17- 2.57- 2.5 3.5 .4r.

.6% 2.5 3.5 2.97- 14.5% 84.5 84.5 17 .

97- 139.3 23.9r.
97- 139.3 23.9r.

25.4% 229.8 39.4% 228.1 137.6 27.37- .5% .7%1 16.8% 45.37- 14.1% 55.3 11.0r.

6.2% 31.2 5.8r.

83.1 9.2% 35.1 2.1r.

22.5 4.5% 7.1r.

47.3 5.47- 24.2%.

188.0 32.2'/' 136.0 27.0% 6.07.

22.5 3.97.

8.1% 27.0 1 1 1 3 6 2 17 15 40 1 2 3 1.3% 1 .3% 1.3% 4.07- 8.Dr.

2.7r.

2.0 2.0 1.0 5.0 .5% .57- .37- 1.3% 1.0 2.0 1.0 4.0 .370 .670 .37- 1.17- 4.07- 15.5 55.0 14.37- 13.5 3.ar.

55.0 15.57- 27.6% 90.9 25.67- 46.8 13.27- 58.0% 58.Dr.

206.2 46.8 12.17- 22.7% 106.2 20.or.


53.370 223.5 1 .3% .4 .1% 2.77.

4.0% 3.3 3.7 .97- 1 .07- 3.0 3.0 .8r.

.8r.

6.1 6 5 11.0 2.37- 4.2% 11.47- 2.6% 2.2r.

28 12.1r.

66 28.470 47.0 18.17- 93.6 36.1r.

45.37- 105 232 100.

Dr. 259.6 100. or.

29.5 6.1 6.8 3.0% 3.37- 24.3 11.87.

35.7 17.37- 12.8 35.47- 205.9 100.

Or.

5 2.1% 1.3% 16.3 40.6 28.3 3 24 10.0"/' 33 13.8r.

27.1r.

65 240 100.

Or.

7.8 6.0 7.8 1.3% 2.870 1.5% 1.270 6.3r.

7.0% 32.0 27.0 5.47- 4.87.

12.8 14.4r.

92.9 15.97- 583.2 100. or.


504.0 100.07- 2 2 2.17.

120.5 31.370 120.5 2.n 2.5 13 17.3r.

10.3 5.3X 4 28.

Dr. 21 75 100. or.

33.970 .7% 2.9r.

1.17- 145.4 137.3 38.6% 385.2 100.07- 355.5 100.0% .67- 4.5% 1.37- 37.87- 2.5 17.4 5.0 4.0 PERMANEMT CROPS IN "PURE STAND", NUMBER Of fARMS GROWING, NUMBER Of PLANTS/TREES PLANTED AND BEARING, AREAS PLANTED AND BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FARMS TABLE 7.4 Mandarin, Tangerine Le""", Other Citrus Fruit NO.
Of fARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FA""S AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED No.

X area X area % No.

% area X area r. No.

X area X area X 15 53.6X 3 10.7% 6 21.4% 3.B 27.1% 2.0 14.5X 3.3 23.8% 2 7.1r.

2 7.1r.

28 100.

OX .8 5.7% 4.0 2B.9X 13.8 100.0% 49.6% 2.5 1.0 19.8% .8 14.9X .8 15.7% 1 100.0X .5 100.0% 1.0 6.2X 1 10.0% 4 40.0% 12.1 74.2r.

2.3 13.9% 3 30.0% 2 20.

Or.

5.7"4 .9 .5 3.5r.

11.0 76.2X 2.0 13.

<7,( 6.4r.


.9 5.0 100.0r.

1 100.

Or.

.5 100.0r.

10 100.OX 16.2 100.0% 14.4 100.

Or.

SIZE OF THE FARM (acres) 0.01- 0.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 200.00-499.99 TOTAL TABLE 7.40 PERt1ANENT CROPS IN "PURE STANO", NUt'lBER Of FARMS GROUING, NUtt8ER OF PLANTS OR TREES PLANTED/8EARING, AREAS PLANT EO/BEARING ON CENSUS DAY, BY ADs ANo ASDs M8nderin, Tengerine Lemon Other Citrus Fruit AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & SU8-0ISTRICTS NO.
OF FAR~S GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED HAR~ESTEO GRO~ING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FAR"S AREA PLANTED GRO"ING AREA HARVESTED No.

r. acres 7. acres ?

No.

?

Bcres r. acres 7.

No.

r. Bcres r. 8cres 7.

NORTH EAST ASO 02 TOTAL SOUTH ASO 09 ASO 10 ASO 11 ASO 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASO 13 ASO 15 ASO 16 TOTAL NORTH ~EST ASD 19 ASO 20 ToTAL GRANO TOTAL 1 3.6Y.

1.0 7.2Y.

1 3.6Y.

18 64.3?

20 71.4% 3.0 21.7Y.

5.5 40.1Y.

9.5 69.0% 3.0 6O.3?

3.0 60.3% 2 1 2 S 7.1?

3.6r.

7. ,,.

17.9Y.

4.6?


.6 7.2r.

1.0 8.3,.

1.2 2.8 20.n 1.0 .

S 7.1% 2 7.2% 3.6?

1 3.6% 3 10.7Y.

1.5 10.8% 28 100.0% 13.8 100.0Y.

1.0 19.8% 1.0 19.87.

1.0 19.8% 1.0 19.8Y.

S.O 100.0% 1 10.0r.

1 10.07.

.5 .5 3.1?

3.1?

.5 .5 3.5r.

3.57.

1 10.lT!.

.5 3.17.

3 30.07.

4 40.07.

11.9 73.5Y.

12.4 76.6?

11.4 79.27.

11.4 79.2?

1 10.0r.

1 10.0% 20. or.

2 .1 .3 .3 .3?

1.5r.

1.8% 1 100.0Y.

1 100.0,.

1 100.

Or.

1 .S 100.0% .5 100.0% .5 100.

Or.

1 10.0% 2 20.0% 3 30.0?

10 100.07.


6.2r.

1.0 2.0 12.37.

3.0 18.5Y.

16.2 100. or.

6.9% 1.0 1.5 10.4r.

17.3r.

2.5 14.4 100.0r.


TABLE 7.5 PERMANENT CROPS IN "PURE STAND'I, NUMBER Of FARMS GROUING, NUMBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED AND BEARING, AREAS PLANTED AND BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE Of THE fARMS Citrus unspecified Avocado Breadfruit SIZE Of THE fARM (acres) 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 TOTAL NO, Of fARMS AREA PLANTED GRO~ING AREA HARVESTED NO.

Of fARMS AREA PLANTED GR~ING AREA HARVESTED NO.


OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GRO~ING AREA HARVESTED No.

~ area • area ~ NO.

X area X area ~ NO.

% area % area % 3 60.07.

2 4O.0~ 3.3 59.77.

2.3 40.37- 1.8 88.07- .3 12.07.

5 100.07.

5.6 100.0% 2.1 100.07.

15 30.67- 11 22.4% 14 28.6X 3 6.17- 6.

1~ 31 2 4.17- 2.0% 1 49 100.07.

6.3 15.17- 6.1 14.6~ 7.6 18.37- 6.0 14.5X 13.0 31.3X 2.77.

1.1 3.6% 1.5 41.5 100.0l: 1 2.5 11.6% 4.3 19.97- 2.2 10.07- 3.0 13.97- 1.0 32.5% 1.1 5.2% 1.5 1.07.

21.5 100.07.
21.5 100.07.

5 62.57- 6.3 7B.5X 1 12.57- 1.0 12.6% 1 12.57- 1 12.57- 8 100.0.

.1 .6 1.5% 7.47- 8.0 100.07.

.1 100.07.

.1 100.07.

TABLE 7.5.

PE.RMANENT CROPS IN "PURE STAND u , NUMBER OF FAR"S GROWING, NUHBER OF PLANTS OR TREES PLANTED/BEARING, AREAS PLANTED/BEARING ON CENSUS DAY, BY ADs AND A50s Citrus unspecified Avocado Breadfruit AGRICULTURE OISTRICTS & NO.

OF FARHS AREA PLANTED SUB-OISTRICTS GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA ~LAHTED AREA NO.


Of fAMS AREA PLANTED AREA G~OWING HARVESTED GROWING HARVESTEO No.

~ acres % acres 7.

No.

7. acres 7. acres X No.

X acres Yo acres % NORTH EAST ASD 02 ASO 03 ASO 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASO 05 ASD 07 TOTAL SOUTH ASO 09 ASO 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASO 13 ASD 14 AS' 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASO 17 ASO 18 ASD 19 ASO 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 1 20.07.

20.07.

1 1.0 17.9% 1.0 17.9% .3 12.OX .3 12.07.

1 20.07.

1 20.W.

.

.

1.81 32 .87.

1.8 32.87.

.3 15.9% .3 15.97.


5 4 4 13 5 2 7 1 4 5 2 2 4 8.2~ 10.2% 14.8 35.5X 3.7% 4.1r.

26.5% 18.0 43.41.

1.5 1.7 B.2r.

7.2 33.47.

1.5 7.1Yo 3.2X .7 9.4 43.n 10.2Yo 4.17.

14.37.

2.

CT/.

8.2% 10.2% 1.3 2.0 3.3 3.OX 4.8X 7.87.

1.3 1.3 5.W- 5.W- .5 1.27.

5.2 12.4r.

5.7 13.6r.

2.3% .5 2.0 9.4% 2.5 11.n 4.17.

1.1 2.n.

1.1 5.27- 4.1% 8.27- 1.5 2.6 3.6% 6.3% 1.0 2.1 4.67.

9.81- 1 1 1 1 5 7 12.5% 12.57.

12.51- 12.57.

62.57.

87.57- .6 .6 7.47- 7.47.

.1 1.51- 1.0 12.67.


6.3 78.51.

7.4 92.6X .1 100.07. .

T TOO.

OX 3 6O.0X 2.B 49.31.

60.07.

3 5 100.07.

2.B 49.37.

5.6 100.07- .I 1.5 72.11. .

1.~1.

72.17.

2.1 100.07.

2.07- 1 6.1% 3 4.1% 2 14 28.6% 40.87.

20 49 100.

OX .5 2.0 .8 2.3% .5 1.27.

2.31- .5 4.87.

2.3% .5 1.87.

4.8 22.07.

8.B 21.17- 6.3 29.0~1 12.0 28.9Y.

41.5 100.0% 21.5 1oo.0'/.

B 100.07- B.O 1OO.OX .1 100.07.


PER"ANENT CROPS IN "PURE STAND", NIJIIBER OF FAR"S GROWING, NUHBER OF PLANTSITREES PLANTED AND BEARING, AREAS PLANTED AND BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF TNE FAR"S TABLE 7.6 "ongo Paw Paw Passion Fruit NO.

OF FARN$ GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FAR"S AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FAR"S AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED No.

~ area ~ IIrea ~ No.

~ area ~ area X No.
~ area ~ area % 20 11.470 36.9X 65 32 18.2X 33 18.8X 2.870 2.9 4.B 26.5 3.1X 1.8% 23.6X 2.3X 2.9 36.5 21.1% 25.3 16.3% 21.7 17.3X 27.0 17.4% 21.4 17.1X 3.8% 8.4X 12.8 10.2X 15.5% 4.4X 154.9 100.OX 125.4 100.OX 15.8 10.2X 23.5 7.5 15.2% 19.5 5.5 4.8X 4.8 7.6% 10.5 5 8 4.5% 11.8 s 2.B% 6 3.4X 2 1.n 176 100.0'~ 5 50.OX 1 10.OX 2 20.OX 1.3 15.6X 3.1X 5.0 62.5X .3 .3 9.1X 2.0 72.7% 10 17.9X 2.5 5.4% 35.7% 16.3 34.9X 5.3 11.3% 16.8 36.070 20 10 17.9X 12 21.4X 1.3 5.370 1.3 5.3% 2.8 11.6X 12.8 53.7% 1 10.OX 1 10.070 .5 6.3X 1.0 12.5X .5 18.2% 1 2 1 1.8X 3.6% 1.8% 4.0 1.3 .5 8.67- 2.77.
1.170 4.0 16.8X 5.3X 1.3 2.n .5 10 1OO.OX 8.0 100.OX 2.8 100.OX 56 100.0X 46.5 100.

OX 23.8 100.OX SIZE OF THE FARM (llcres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499 •99 500.00 and IltOre TOTAL TABLE 7.60 PERMANENT CROPS IN "PURE STANO", NUMBER OF FARMS GROWlNi, NUMBER OF PLANTS OR TREES PLANTED/BEARING, AREAS PLANTED/BEARING ON CENSUS DAY, BY ADs AND ASD$ "ango P8W PaW' Passion Fruit NO.

Of fARMS AREA PU.NTED AREA NO.


OF FARl'IS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING HARVESTED GROWING HARVESTED GRDWltlG AREA HARVESTEO No.

~ acres '/, Bcres % NO.

7. acres '/, acres ~ No.

'/, .er~s ~ acres '/, .6'/, 2.8'/, 2.8'/, 4.07.

1 .47.

8.3% 5 1.7% 5 7 3.77.

18 10.2% 18.9 12.2% 17.7 14.17.

.3'/, 6.8'/, 1.5% 3.7% .5 10.5 2.1 4.6 .5 10.5 2.3 5.7 3 1.n 4.5 2.97.

4.5 3.6% 1 1 5 .67.

.6% 2. a'/, 1.0 .5 6.0 .6% .37.

3.97.

1.7% 3 2.a7.

5 4.0'/, 7 10 5.7% 25 14.2'/, 4 4 4 12 2.37.


2.37.

2.3r.

6.ar.

2.97.

4.5 .17.

.1 7.0 4.5% 2.5r.

3.9 15.5 10.OX .ar.

1.3 2.37.

3.5 11.5 7.4'1.

16.3 10.5r.

.3 .5 5.3 4.5 .1 3.0 3.8 11.4 1.1 3.0 7.0 11.1 .2% .4'/, 4.2'/, 3.6% .1% 2.47- 3.0'1.

9.1'/, .9'1.

2.4r.

5.6r.

8.9% 8.6% 13.0 10.4% 4.5% 13.3 8 6.a7.

8.5 24 13.6% 19.5 12.67.

31.3 20.2% 29.4 23.57- 35 19.97.

34.3 22.1% 29.0 23.17- 49 27.ar.

9a.3 63.4r.

116 65.97.

79.9 63.77.

176 l00.or.

154.9 100.or.

125.4 100. or.

• 1 10.0r.


5 50.0% 6 6O.OX .3 3.1r.

1.3 15.6% 1.5 la.a7.

.3 .3 9.1'/, 9.1~ 17 30.4% 17.0 36.67.

17 30.4% 11.5 24.n 60.7% 28.5 61.3'/, 34 4.5 1a.97.

6.8 28.4% 11.3 47.4% 1 10.OX 1.0 12.5% 1 10.OX 1.0 12.57.

1 10.OX 1 10.or.

2 20. or.

.5 .5 6.3r.

6.3r.

.5 18.2% .5 18.27- 5.0 62.5'/, 2.0 72.7'1.

2 1 3 1 1 2 2 1 3.6% .5 1.1% .5 2.1% 1.

Ill: 1.5 3.2% 1.5 6.37.

5.4'/, 2.0 4.3'/, 2.0 8.4% 1.8~ 1.0 2.2r.

1.0 4.2% 1.8% 1.0 2.2'/, 1.0 4.2% 3.6'/, 3.0 .


6.5'/, 2.0 a.4'/, 3.6% 3.0 6.5~ 2.0 8.4'/, 1. a% .3 .5~ .3 1.1% 2 m.or.

10 100. or.

5.0 62.5% 8.0 100.or.

2.0 72.7% 2.a 100. or.

10 17.97.

8.97.

5 16 28.6'/, S6 l00.or.

10.5 22.6% 2.77.

1.3 12.0 25.a7- 46.5 100.07.

7.3 30.5'/, 31.6'/, 7.5 23.8 100. or.

AGRICULTURE DISTRiCTS & SUS-DISTRIcTS NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 AS.

03 ASD 04 TDTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 06 ASD 07 As.

08 TOTAL SOUTN AS.
08 TOTAL SOUTN AS.

09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 17 ASD la AS.

19 ASIl 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL -' "• ........ 1 "Kvl"~ "'" ,"RE STAND", NIJIlBER OF FARMS GROIIING, NUMBER OF PLAHTSITREES PLANTED AND BEARING, AREAS PLANTED AND BEARING ON 'lllE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF 'lllE FARMS TABLE 7.7 SIIE OF 'lllE FARM (acres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 TOTAL vest Ind1an Cherry Apricot Pineapple NO.
DF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA GHOWING HARVESTED GROIIING HARVESTED GROIIING HARVESTED No.

% area % area % No.

% area % area % No.

% ar.

.

% area % 5 62.5% .5 9.6% 1 1 12.5% 12.5% .3 5.3% .3 20.0% 1.0 21.3% 1.0 80.0% 1 12.5% 3.0 63.8% 1 l00.or.

.)

100.0% .5 100.0% 53.2% 25 8 17.0% 17.0% 8 2 3 1 4.3% 6.4% 2.1% 6.5 36.3% 2.1 16.9% 6.4 36.0% 2.4 13.7% 7.C»!
1.3 5.6% 1.0 .3 1.4% 5.7 46.6% 2.2 18.0% 1.0 1.0 .3 8.2% 8.2% 2.1% 8 100.0% 4.7 100.0% 1.3 100.0% 1 100.0% .5 100.0% .5 100.0% 47 100.0% 17.8 TOO.

or.

12.1 100.0% PERMANENT CROPS IN flPURE STAND", NUMBER OF FARMS GROWING, NUHBER Of PLANTS OR TREES PL~NTED/BEARING, ~REAS PLANTED/BEARING ON CENSUS D~Y, BY ADs AND ~SD.

TABLE 7.7a West Indian Cherry Apricot Pineapple AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & SUS-OISTRICTS NO.

OF F~RHS GROWING AREA PLANTED ~REA NO.

Of fARNS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.


OF FARIIS AREA PLANTED ARE~ HARVESTED GROIlING HARVESTED GROWING HARVESTED Ho.

% acres % acres % Ho.

% Bcres % acr~s % No.

% Bcres % acres % 2 2 4 4.3% 4.3% 8.5% 2.5 14.1% 7.0% 1.3 3.8 21.1% 2.5 20.6% 1.3 10.3% 3.B 30.9% 16 34.0% 2 4.3% 18 38.3X 2.8 15.6% 1.5 8.4% 4.3 24.1X 2.5 20.9% 1.0 8.2X 3.5 29.1% 1 12.5% 2 25.0% 3 37.5% 3.0 63.8X 1.3 26.6Y.

4.3 90.4% 1.3 100.0% 1.3 100.0% 5 62.5% .5 9.6Y.


1 100.0% .5 100.0% .5 100.0% 5 62.5% .5 9.6% 1 100.0% .5 100.0% .5 100.0% 2.1Y.
1 5 10.6% 2.1% 1 7 14.9% .3 1.4% 2.5 14.1% 5.6% 1.0 3.8 21.n .3 2.1% 8.2% 1.0 1.3 10.3% NORTH EAST ASD 02 ~SD 03 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 07 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ~SD 13 ASD 14 ASD 1S TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 17 ~SD 18 ~SD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 8 l00.0X 4.7 100.0% 1.3 100.0% 1 loo.OX .5 100.0% .5 100.0% 1.5 .3 4.3); 8.4% 2 1.4% 2.1% 1 9 19.1% 2.B 15.5% 1.5 6 12.8% B.4X 18 38.3% 3.6 29.7% 6.0 33.7% 47 100.0% 17.8 100.0% 12.1 100.0% 1.5 12.4% 2.1% 1.9 15.3% .3 ".

.
.

TABLE 7.8 PERHANENT CROPS IN "PURE STAND", NUHBER Of FARMS GROWING, NUMBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED AND BEARING, AREAS PLANTED AND BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FARHS SIZE OF THE FARH (acres) 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 TOT~L Cerambola Sour Sop Coffee NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GRO\IING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARHS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROIIING AREA HARVESTED No.

~ area ~ .re.

~ No.


~ or... ~ area ~ No.

~ or... X or... ~ 4 66.7"'< 1 16.7% 2.8 64.7X 1.0 23.

5~ 1.5 6O.rn: 1.0 4O.OX 5 41.n: 3 25.0~ 1.3 12.5~ 2.3 22.5X 2.0 23.5% 1 16. n: .5 11.

Br.

6 100.0% 4.3 100.01, 2.5 1oo.

OXI 1 8.3~ 2 16.n: 1 8.31, 12 100.01, 2.0 20.ID: 2.5 25.0~ 2.0 20.

ID: 10.0 100.070 2.0 23.5r.

2.5 29.47.

2.0 23.5% 8.5 100.070 14.6 26.6% 50 58.1% 15.6 24.9r.

5.3 5.7 12 14.0% 9.0% 9.7~ 9.1 16.6% 13.7 21.8% 13 15.

1~ 5.OX 4.4% 4 2.8 2.8 4.n: 3.77.


2.0 3.0 2.3X 2 4.~ .170 .1 1. n: 1.1 2.3% 2 21.0 33.570 21.0 38.3% 3.57.

3 62.7 100.0% 54.8 1OO.OX 86 1oo.rn: TABLE 7.88 PERHA~EHT CROPS IN "PURE STANO", NUt1BER OF FARMS GROVING, NUMBER or PLANTS OR TREES PLANTEDfBEARING, AREAS PLANTED/BEARING ON CENSUS DAY, BY ADs AND ASOs Cerambots Sour Sop Coffee NO.

OF FARMS GROYING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FAIUtS AREA PLANTED GROY.JNG AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED No.


Y. acres % scres X No.

r. acres Y. acres X No.

7- acres 7- acres X 5 5 83.37- 83.37- 3.8 88.27- 3.8 88.2% 2.5 100.1l7.

2.5 100.1l7.

1 1 16.7X 16.77.

.5 11.87.

.5 11.87.

2 2 1 T 16.77.

1.3 12.57- 1.3 14.77.

16.77.

1.3 12.57- 1.3 14.77.

8.3X 8.3% 2.0 20.1J7.

2.0 20.07.

2.0 23.5X 2.0 23.57- 7 58.3r.

4.3 42.5X 2.8 32.4X 7 1 1 1 5B.3r.

4.3 42.5r.1 2.8 32.47- 8.3% .5 5.0¥.

.5 5.97.

6.37- .5 5.0r.

.5 5.<;,( 8.3" 2.0 2O.m 2.0 23.57.


B 1 9 7 1 8 9.3% 1.270 4.1 .6 6.57- 1.m: 4.1 .6 7.4% 1.270 10.57- 4.7 7.670 4.7 8.670 8.1X 1.27- 9.3X 7.6 12.1X 2.0 3.27- 9.6 15.37- 6.6 12.m: 2.0 3.77.

8.6 15.77.

1 1.27- 7 8.a 3 3.57- 11 12.87- 1.0 2.3 1.67- 3.67.

14.3 22.B7.

17.6 28.07- T.0 1.87- 2.2 3.97- 14.3 26.17.

17.5 31.87.

2 4 1 2 9 2.37- 4.77.

1.2% 2.370 10.57- 1.3 2.m: 6.3 10.17- .5 2.5 .870 4.

Dr. 10.6 16.97- 2.3 .5 2.5 5.3 4.2% .97- 4.67.

9.77.

6 100.m: 4.3 100.07- 2.5 100.0r.


8.3% 1 12 100.or.

2.0 20.07.

10.0 100.OX :I : .

2'~1 23.

5~1 8.5 100.07. .

, .2X 1 4 44 4.77.

51.

2X 57.or.

49 86 100.07.

2.470 1.5 2.0 3.27.

16.8 26.77.

20.3 32.37.

62.7 100.07.

1.5 1.5 2.77.

2.7', 15.8 28.77.

18.8 34.2" 54.8 100.07.


AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & SUB-DISTRICTS NORTH EAST ASD OT ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 A5D 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 IISD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL AS' 13 ASD 14 AS' 15 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL TABLE 7.9 • OF FARMS GRO~ING, NUMBER OF TED AND BEARING ON TlIE CENSUS DAY, Cocoa FARMS COconut Bay Leef NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.


OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA GRO~ING HARVESTED GRO~ING HARVESTED GROIIING HARVESTED No.

% area r- .rea % No.

% er.. % area % No.

% area % area % 3.0 15 6.8% 90 40.n: 40 18.1% 38.4 10.2% 36.9 10.7% 56.3 15.0% 41.3 2.4 .8% .r;.

12.0% 35 295 163 5.1% 11.3 .3X 11.3 .3% 10 4,1% 5.0 42.7X 330.8 9.00 308.3 9.1% 165 67.9% 237.5 1.1r.
1.3% 53.5% 215.0 56.m 5.0 23.6% 355.9 9.7X 312.1 35 12 7 11 8 3 15.8% 50.0 13.3% 39.0 11.3% 120 17.4% 461.5 12.6% 401.6 5.4% 27.0 3.2% 33.8 7.2% 26.8 9.0r.

7.8% 33.3 9.7r.

57.5 15.3% 54.0 15.7% 19.1% 71.6 20.8r.

71.6 38.5 10.2% 38.5 11.27- 5.00 3.6% 1 .4% 22 22 16 14 4 3.2% 175.0 4.8% 175.0 7.4r.

3.2% 270.3 7.1% 2.3% 482.0 13.1% 475.0 14.0"1.

240.8 2.0% 1227.0 33.4% 1215.8 35.8% 7.5% 9.7X 255.5 .6% 356.1 9.2% 11 .8"1.

5.2r.
5.2r.

44 15 2 3 4 18.1% 76.8 17.3% 70.8 18.7% 6.2% 41.2 9.3% 34.7 .8% 33.5 1.2% 7.3 ].6% 1.6% 3.5 7.0 9.2% .w.
1.8% 1 .6% 42.5 9.6% 42.5 11.2% 221 100.00 376.0 100.07- 343.6 100.07- 691 100.0% 3669.7 100.00 3395.2 100.00 243 100.0% 443.7 100.0% 378.4 100.00 SIZE OF THE FARM (acres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 500.00 and more TOTAL PERMANENT CROPS IN "PURE STANO", NUKBER OF FARMS GRCKlIHG, flU"BER OF PLANTS OR TREES PLANTED/BEARING, AREAS PLANTED/BEARING ON CENSUS DAY, BY ADs AND ASOs TABLE 7.9.

Cocoa Coconut Bey leaf NO.


OF FARNS AREA PLANTED AREA MO.

OF FARPIS AREA PLANTED GROIIING HARVESTED GROWING· AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARIIS AREA PLANTED AREA GROVING HARVESTED No.

Y. acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres ~ No.

Y.

8cres Y. seres % 19 1 11 6 8.6% 14.0 .5% 5.0Y.

2.7% 4.0 7.3 8.2 37 16. rl.

33.4 3.7Y.

1.

1Y.

1 .9Y.

2.2% 8.9r.

13.6 4.0 5.6 6.9 30.1 4.0Y.

1.2Y.

1.6Y.

2.m: 8.8% SO 11.6% 433.6 39 12.1% 5.6% 546.3 14.9% 530.5 15.6Y.

11.8% 412.4 78 11.3% 704.3 82 279 11.9"1.


252.3 40.4% 1936.5 19.2~ 694.3 20.5% 6.9% 190.3 52.8% 1827.5 53.8Y.

5.6~ 3 2 1 6 14 9 17 9 49 5 6 1 14 1 .4r.

7.3 1.

9% 5.3 1.5% .9r.

.sr.

2.7% 6.3% 4.1% 7.7% 4.1% 22.2': .9r.

.5r.

3.3r.

9.5% 4.9% 3.3 2.0 12.5 35.B' 18.5 26.9 7.2r.

14.0 3.7% 95.2 25.3% 1.8 2.0 9.0 33.3 17.3 26.9 13.7 .5% .6Y.

2.6% 9.7% 5.0% 7.8%1 4.0r.

91.1 26.5% 2.3% 8.3 2.2% 5.5 1.6% 13.9 2.77.

.5% 3.77.

.1% 6.3% 83.3 22.1% .5 26 11.8r.

105.9 28.2% 12.1 .5 3.5% .1% n.o 22.4% 27.77.


95.1 4.6% 154.1 5.0 .1% 4.2% 153.9 5.0 .1% .6% 52.5 .7% 257.3 1.4% 52.5 7.0% 256.8 6.1% 468.9 12.8% 468.1 2.3% 82.5 2.4% 5.9% 85.0 3.5 .9% 9.5 1.2% 1.6% 17.8 9.6% 115.8 .1% .3% .5% 3.5 9.5 9.5 3.2% 105.0 1.0% 90.6 2.5% 63.6 2.3r.

.3r.

.9r.

4.sr.

22.5 2.0 156.1 .6% 22.5 .1X 1.0 4.3% 153.5 271.1 7.4% 240.6 4.5r.

.1% 1.sr.

7.6r.

.1% .3% .3% 3.1% 1.

9% .77.

.0% 4.5% 7.1% 6 3 2.77.

1.4% 27.0 4.5 7.2r.

1.2% 25.0 4.0 7.3r.

1 .2% 6.1% 3.2% 22.8 7 19.4Y.


87 34.4Y.

103 221 100.0% 376.0 1oo.0Y.

343.6 100.

Dr. 22.5 19.9% 66.8 34.3r.

118.3 39.4% 74.8 46.6% 129.0 6.5Y.

.7% 24.5 .77.

.6Y.

24.8 1.9% 46.0 13.7% 485.0 161 1.3% 1.3% 44.0 13.2r.

372.2 11.0Y.

8.ar.

313.3 9.2Y.

23.3% 321.8 39.5% 8n.s 23.9% 754.0 22.2% 273 691 100. or.

3669.7 100.0% 3395.2 100.0% 32 1 4 5 42 41 6 8 11 66 7 16 2 6 31 4 13 95 1 1 .4Y.

.4% .5 .5 .1% .1% 67 27 .6Y.

148.5 33.5% 143.5 37.9r.


11 43 1.8% 4.5% 8.0 2.0% 63.9 14.4% 40.9 10.8Y.

50.7"1.

17.lY.

49.8% 220.4 49.77.

191.9 7.5 13.8% 121 110 4s.3r.

.4% 1 5 2.1% 210.5 47.4% 174.5 3.5 1.3 .8r.

.3% 3.5 1.3 46.1% .9Y.

.3% 116 47.lY.

215.3 48.5% 179.3 47.4% 2 .8% .8 .2r.

.5 .1% 2 .8% .8 .2% .5 .1% 3 3 1.2Y.

1.8% 1.8r.

243 100.0% 443.7 100.0% 378.4 100.

Dr. 1.5% 1.5% 6.8 6.8 1.2Y.
6.8 6.8 AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & SUB-DISTRICTS NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASO 02 ASD 03 ASO 04 I TOTAL 1SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASO 06 ASD 07 ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 15 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH VEST ASD 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAHD TOTAL TABLE 7.10 PERH"NEHT CROPS IN I'PURE STAND", HU"BER OF FAR"S GROWING, HU"BER OF ~LANTS/TREES PLANTED AND BEARING, AREAS ~LANTED AND BEARING ON tHE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FARMS Cinn!lnKm Clove Nutmeg SIZE OF THE FARM (acres) HO.
Of FARMS AREA PLANTE D GROIIIHG AREA HARVESTeD MO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED Ho.

X area X area 7.

No.

X !Ires X ere.

X Mo.

X area X area X 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 TOTAL 5 50.0r.

3 30.or.

1 10. or.

1 10.0% .7 16.37.

1.8 46.0% 12.6% 1.0 25.1% .5 .7 32.8% .8 41.9% 25.370 .5 lD l00.0X 4.0 100.0% 2.0 100.07.

5 62.5X 2 25.0'1.

2.5 68.97- 1.0 27.570 2.5 95.170 5 62.570 .


2.5 61 .97- 2.5 83.170 1 12.5% 8 100.070 .1 3.6% 3.6 100.07.

.1 4.9X 2.6 100.07.

1 12.5% 1 12.5% 1 12.5% 8 100.0% .3 .3 6.2X 7.2% 1.0 24.8% 4.0 100.0% .3 .3 8.3% 8.6% 3.0 100.07.

PERMANENT CROPS IN "PURE STAND" I NUMBER OF FARMS GROWING, NUMBER Of PLANTS OR TREES PLANTED/BEARING, AREAS PLANTED/BEARING ON CENSUS DAY, BY ADs AND ASOs TABLE 7.1Ca cinnamon clove Nutmeg A.GRICULTURE DiSTRiCTS & NO.

OF FARMS IAREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF fARMS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.


OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA SUB-DISTRICTS GROWING HARVESTED GROW [NG HARVESTED GROWING HARVESTED No.

r. 8cres r. Bcres 7- No.

7- acres r. acres % No.

% acres 7- (!lcres % NORTH EAST ASD 03 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 07 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 'TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 10.07- 1 1 10.0r.

.3 .3 8.3% 8.3r.

.3 16.7% .3 16.7% 5 50.0r.

20.0% 2 70.0% 7 .7 16.3% 37. n- 54.07.

1.5 2.2 .7 32.8% .5 25.3% 1.2 58.1% 1 10.07.


10.0% 1 1.0 25.17- 1.0 25.1r.

I 1 1 10.0% 10.0',( .5 .5 12.67- 12.6X .5 .5 25.3% 25.3X \ 10 100.0X 4.0 100. or.

2.0 100.0",( 1 12.5r.

1 12.57.

7 87.57.

7 87.57.

8 100.07.

'1 I I .1 .1 3.6r.

3.67.

.1 .1 4.9r.

4.9r.

I 1 1 2 2 12.5% 12.5% .3 .3 7.2% 7.2X .3 .3 8.6X 8.6% 25.0% 1.3 30.9r.

.3 8.3X 25. or.

1.3 30.9r.

.3 8.37.

3.5 96.47- 96.4X 3.5 3.6 100.0X 2.5 95.1% 2.5 95.1X 2.6 100.07.

62.5% 5 5 62.57.

8 100.0r.

2.5 61.9r.


2.5 61.9X 4.0 100.OX 63.17.

2.5 2.5 83.U 3.0 100.or.

PER"ANENT CROPS IN "PURE STAND", NUMBER of FAR"S GROWING, NUMBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED AND BEARING, AREAS PLANTED AND BEARING OM THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FARMS TABLE 7.11 Spices unspecified Yen; tta SIZE OF THE FARM (acres) 5.00- 9.99 .

10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 TOTAL MO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA MO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA GROWING HARVESTED GROWING HARVESTED No.

r. area r. aree r. No.


r. area r. area r. 3 100.ID: 1.4 100.ID: 1.4 100.0',( 3 100.0% 1.4 100.

Or.

1.4 100.

Or.

2 66.7% 1 33.3X 3 100.0% 1.0 67.07.

.2 13.0r.

1.2 100.0% 1.0 87.0r.

.2 B.t»: 1 .2 100.0r.

TABLE 7.11a PERMANENT CROPS IN "PURE STAND", NUMBER OF FARMS GROWING, NUl1BER or PLANTS OR TREES PLANTED/BEARING, AREAS PLANTED/BEARING ON CENSUS DAY, BY ADs AND ASDs Spices unspecified V,~ni lla AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & SUB-DISTRICTS NO.

OF FARMS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA NO.


OF FARMS AREA P!...ANTED HARVESTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED No.

h Bcres r. acres % No.

% acres % acres % NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 07 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 12 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 1 33.3% 2 66.7% 3 100.0%1 .2 13.0'1.

1.0 87.0% 1.2 100.0% .2 13.0% 1.0 87. or.

1.2 100.0% '1 1 1 2 1 1 33.3% 33.3% 66.7% 33.3% 33.3% .1 8.1% .1 8.1% 1.0 73.5% 1.0 73.5% 1.1 81.6% 1.1 81.6% .3 18.4% .3 18.4% .3 18.4% .3 18.4% 3 "100.0% 1.4 100.0%!
1.4 100.0% 3 100.0% 1.2 100.0% 1.2 100.0% TABLE 7.12 PER"ANENT CROPS IN "PURE STAND", NUMBER OF FARMS GROWING, NUMBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED AND BEARING, AREAS PLANTED AND BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAV, BV SIZE OF THE FAR"S LawO!M Sugar Cane SIZE OF TNE FAR" (seres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 50.00- 99.99 500.00 end more TOTAL NO.

OF FA.RI1S GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FAR"S AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED No.

X 8r@8 X area X No.
X 8r@8 X area X No.

X area X area % 6 40.0X 9 6O.0X 6.8 30.0X 15.8 70.0Y.

2.3 23.7% 7.3 76.3% 15 1OO.OX 22.5 100.0% 9.5 100.0"1.

5 21.n 5 21.n 3 H.OX 7 30.4X 2 8.n) 4.3~1 1 1.3 1.9X .2X .2 1.5 2.2X 3.9 5.9% 1.3 1.9X 58.0 87.9X 23 loo.OX 66.0 1OO.OX 2.3Y.

1·3 .2 .3X .5Y.

.3 5.3% 2.9 1.3 2.37- 48.0 89.3Y.

53.8 100.

OX TABLE 7.12.


PERMANENT (ROPS 'IN "PURE STAND", NUI1BER OF FARMS GROWING, NUMBER OF PLANTS OR TREES PLANTED/BEARING, AREAS PLANTED/BEARING ON CENSUS DAY, BY ADs AND ASDs I AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & SUB-DISTRIcts NO.

OF FARMS GROWING Ll!IW'oma Sugar Cane AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARf1S AREA PLANTED HARVESTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED No.

% acres % acres % No.


% acres % acres r. NORTH EAST ASD 03 ASD D4 TCTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 0' ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTN WEST ASD 19 TOTAL GRANO TOTAL 15 100.0% 22., 100.0"1.

1, 1oo.0r.

22.5 100.0"1.

9.5 100.0% 9.5 100.0"1.

1 1 2 4.3% 4.3% 8.7"1.

12 52.2%1 1I 4.3%1 56.5% 13 1 1 4.3% 4.3% 4.3% 1 3 13.07- 4 17.4.

1.0 ., 1.5 1.8 .3 2.0 1.0 1.0 1.,% .8% 2.3% 2.7'1.

.4% 3.0"1.

1.5r.

1.57- 1.B .3 2.0 1.0 1.0 3.3% .5% 3.77.

1.9"1.

1.9"1.
1.9"1.

1.9"1.

.1 .2% 60.5 91.77- 60.6 91.9% 50.1 .2% 50.0 93.0% 93.2% .1 I 15 100.07.

22.'

l00.or.

9.5 100.0% 3 13.0'1.

3 13.07- 23 1OD.0% .9 .9 1.3% 1.3% 66.01 100 .0• .7 .7 1.27- 1.2% 53.8 100.0'1.

Table 8.1: PERMANENT CROPS IN "INTERPLANTED AND ASSOCIATED STANDS", NUMBER OF FARMS GROWING, NUMBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED AND BEARING J AREAS PLANTED AND BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FAR"S Bananas & Plantains Bananas & Coconuts Bananas & Tannias NO.
OF FARMS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % .1% 4.3% .2 5 80 69.0% 103.7 19 16.4% 55.8 12 10.3% 32.0 16.rI.

54.1% 57.7 50.4% 29.1% 37.6 32.8% 19.2 16.7"1.

5 145 92 52 3 1 1 2 1 .3% 2.5 2.5 1.7% .4% 48.0% ?

"3.0 27.5% 189.3 27.8% 30.5% 243.9 31.5% 219.8 32.3% 17.2% 190.4 24.6% 153.6 22.6% 2.4% 1.0% 21.0 16.3 2.rI.
2.4% 2.1% 16.0 16.0 4.4% 3.9% 30.0 30.0 6.3% 5.6% 43.0 43.0 1.5% 1.9% 10.0 15.0 .3% .3% .7% .3% 120 61.2% 142.3 56 28.6% 126.3 50.9 17 8.rI.

1.9 .5% 1 1.0 .5% 1 1.0 .5% 1 44.0% 103.6 41.

?

", 40.0% 39.0% 99.5 15.7% 42.0 16.9% 1.9 .8% .4% 1.0 .2% .5 .6% .3% .3% SIZE OF THE FARM (acres) 0.01- 1 .
00- 5.00- 0.99 4.99 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 500.00 and more TOTAL 116 100.0% 191.6 100.0% 114.4 100.0% 302 100.0% 774.8 100.0% 680.4 100.0% 196 100.0% 323.5 100.0% 248.5 100.0% Table 8.1a: PERMNENT CROPS IN "INTERPLANTED AND ASSOCIATED STANDS", No.

OF FARI'IS GROWING, No.OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING, AREAS PLANTED/BEARING BY ADs AND ASDs Bananas &Plantains Bananas &Coconuts Bananas &Tannias NO.

OF FARMS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.


OF FARMS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % No.


% acres % acres % 1.8% 9.6% 40.1% 6.6% 58.1% 26.9% 2.8% 8.1% 1.6% 39.4% 7 7 13 6.0% 6.8 15.8 6.0X\ 11.77.
31.1% 122.0 37.7% 99.7 5.1% 16.5 3.6% 16.5 56.7% 144.5 55.1% 183.3 3 2.6% 1.7 .9% .9% 9.0 6.5 1.0 23.3% 16.5 6.5 6.0 5.7% 5.2% 4.7% 3.4% .5% 8.6% 12.5 10.9% 5.2% 10.8 4.5 1.7% 7.5 4.3% 5.6% 2.3% 3.9% 10.3% 27.0 14.1% 21.6% 49.8 2.0 7.5 8.0 26.0% 17.5 1.7% 6.6% 7.0% 15.3% 2 1.7% 9.0 4.77.
.3% 4.3% 23.0 5.8 2.6% 12.0 2.0% 8.5 9.3% 49.2 .7% 3.0% 21.2 5.8 1.5% 11.0 1 .1% 6.5 6.4% 44.5 .3% 2.0% .3% 3.0 8.3 30.0 .4% 1 .1% 3.9"/.

3.0 2.0 30.0 3.1% .8% 1.6% 1.0% 6.5% .4% .3% 4.4% 2.6% 41.3 5.3% 35.0 5.1Y.
.7% 1.0"1.

11.8% 20.3 26 13.3% 38.3 4.0 1.4% 4.5 2 1.0"1.


80 40.8% 125.9 38.9% 98.0 1 1 1 6 7 .5% 1.0 .3% 1.0 .4% .5% 1.0 .3% 1.0 .4% .5% .8 .2% 3.1% 12.5 3.6% 13.3 3.9% 4.1% 5.0 5.0 2.0% 2.0% 196 100.0% 323.5 100.0% 248.5 100.0% AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & SUB-DISTRICTS NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD Ol.
TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 06 ASD 07 ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 15 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRANO TOTAL Table 8.2: PERHANENT CROPS IN "INTERPLANTED AND ASSOCIATED STANDS", NUMBER OF FARHS GROWING, NUHBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED AND BEARING, AREAS PLANTED AND BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FARMS Bananas &Grapefruits Bananas &Oranges Bananas & Citrus NO.

OF FARMS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.


OF FARHS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARI'IS AREA PLANTED AREA GROWING HARVESTED No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % 25 38 10 3 2 1 31.6% 37.5 48.1% 98.8 37.0'1.

12.7% 19.5 3.8% 23.0 2.5% 2B.0 1.3% 60.0 22.5% 60.0 14.1% 37.5 16.5% 34.4% 78.4 6.3% 7.3% 14.3 13.0 B.6% 5.

TI.
TI.

10.5% 24.5 10.B% 26.4% , 60 36 22 2 2 1 48.8% 103.3 29.3% 87.3 17.9% 83.2 1.6% B.5 1.6% 21.0 B.O .B% 33.2% 88.5 35.0% 28.0% 67.0 26.5% 26.7% 68.0 26.97- 1 .27- 2.7% 3.0 6.7% 1B.0 7.11.
3.2% 8.0 2.6% .0% 3.7% .1 5 19.5% 55 40.4% 89.8 18.1% 86.3 26.6% 107.3 24.2% 26.5% 131.5 36 26.07- 27.9% 115.2 27 19.9% 138.2 10.9% 53.0 12.0% 4.4% 54.0 6 1.5% 1.3% 6.5 1.5% 6.5 2 9.0% B.1% 40.0 1.5% 40.0 2 7.9% 7.1% 35.0 2.2% 35.0 3 SIZE OF THE FARM (acres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 9.99 5.00- 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 TOTAL 79 100.0% 266.B 100.0% 227.7 100.07- 123 100.0'1.

311.2 100.0% 252.5 100.0% 136 100.0% 495.0 100.0'1.

443.2 100.07- Table 8.2a· ,TED STANDS"" No.


Of FARMS GROWING" PLANTED/BEARING BY ADs AND ASDs Bananas & Grapefrults Bananas &Oranges Bananas & Citrus AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARI1S ARtA PLANTED ARE.A NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA SUB-DISTRICTS GROWING HARVESTED GRO\HNG HARVESTED GROWING HARVESTED No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % No.


Yo acres Yo acres % NORTH EAST ASO 01 ASO 02 ASO 03 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASO 05 ASO 07 TOTAL I SOUTH ASO 09 ASO 10 ASO 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASO 14 ASO 15 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH UEST ASD 17 ASO 18 ASO 19 ASO 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 1 9 29 39 .6% 4.1% 1 .5 1.3% '1.4% 11 .0 36.7% 51.0 19.1% 23.8% 49.4% 63.5 1.4 6.3 37.3 44.9 .6% 2.7% 16.4% 19.7% 20 9 21 50 16.3% 7.3% 17.1% 40.7% 13.0 24.8 55.5 93.3 4.47.
4.2% 11.0 9.0% 8.0% 22.8 17.8% 28.6 11.3% 30.0% 62.4 24. n. 5 5 1 1 10 2 11 23 7 3 1 6.3% 10.0 3.7% 10.0 4.4% 6.3% 10.0 3.7% 10.0 4.4% 5 5 4.1% 4.1Y.

7.5 7.5 2.4% 2.4% ".0 7.0 2.8% 2.8% 1.3% 1.3% 8.0 8.0 3.0% 3.0% 8.0 8.0 3.5% 3.5% 28.0 10.5% 14.5 12.7%' 2.5Yo 7.5 3.0% 8.0 13.9% 38.8 14.5% 29.1% 74.8 28.0% 35.8 15.7% 25.4% 57.8 8.9% 85.5 32.1% 85.5 3.8% 24.5 21.5 1 .3;' 9.2% .2% .5 37.6% 9.4% 32 16 6.4% 3.3% 2 1 11 1.6% .8% 8',1, 6.5 1.3 29.5 1.0 .4% 2.1% .4% 9.5% 29.5 11.7% 14 11.4% 37.3 12.0% 30.5 12.11.
26.0% 122.4 45.3 13.0% 3.0 .8% 4.1% 2.5 43.9% 173.1 1 5 54 123 100.0"1, 39.3% 121.4 48.1% 14.5% 2"1.0 10.rI.

3.0 1.3 1.0% .8% 1.2% .51.

55.6% 152.6 60.5% 311.2 100.0% 252.5 100.01.

2.2Yo 3.7% 21.3% 27.24 2.3 9.0 52.9 64.2 2.3 .5Yo 1.8% .5% 2.0% 9.0 10.7% 46.4 10.5% 57.7 13.0% 13.0% .r;.

2.0 .4% 2.0 .5% .7% 2.0 .4% 2.0 .5% .7% 8.1% 1.5% 10.3io 1.0 13.3 33.5 47.8 8.8% 13.6 6.6% 22.5 3.5 39.5 79.1 .7% 4.4% 20.6% .2% 1.0 2.7% 12.3 6.8% 33.0 46.3 9.6% 2.7% 13.5 4.5% 21.3 3.5 8.0% 29.0 67.3 .77.
16.0l: .2% 2.8% 7.4% 10.47- 3.0% 4.8% .81.

6.51.

15.2% 27.9% 240.7 11.0% 56.5 2.2% 4.8 223.2 48.6:' 11.4% 42.0 4.8 1.0% 50.4% 9.5:Y.

 270'~1 60.9% 495.0 100.0% 443.2 100.01.

136 100.01.
136 100.01.

TabLe 8.3: PERMANENT CROPS IN "INTERPLANTED AND ASSOCIATED STANDS", NUMBER OF FARMS GRO~ING, NUMBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED AND BEARING, AREAS PLANTED AND BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FARMS Bananas & Root Crops Plantains & Coconuts Plantains &Root Crops NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GRO~ING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA GRO~ING HARVESTED GR~ING HARVESTED No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % No.


% acres % acres % 50 27.6% 21.2 100 55.2% 141.3 8.0% <~.O% 9.0% 12.0 60.1% 84.3 50.8 21.6% 37.4 24.<rI.

9.2% 2.0% 13.8 3.0 7.9"1.

1.3% 12.rI.

3.9% 18.6 3.0 .6% 23 7 1 40 61.5% 39.8 50.9" Q 71.7% 188.6 56.8% 25.6% 18.4% 181.2 17.0% 85.1 9.rI.

7.2% 32.3 6.9"1.
7.2% 32.3 6.9"1.

.6% 2.1 .4% .OX .0 .1% 76.4 2.1 3.5 .2% .3% SIZE OF THE FAR" (acres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 TOTAL 181 100.0% 234.9 100.0% 150.5 100.0% 65 100.0% 78.1 100.0% 60.2 100.0% 768 100.0% 1063.2 100.0"1.

332.2 100.0"1.

PERMANENT CROPS IN "INTERPLANTED AND ASSOCIATED STANDS", No.
OF FARI'lS GROIJING, No.OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING, AREAS PLANTED/BEARING BY ADs AND ASDs Table 8.3a: Bananas & Root Crops Plantains & Coconuts Plantains &Root Crops AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & NO.

OF FARHS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARI'lS AREA PLANTED AREA SUB-DISTRICTS GROIJING HARVESTED GRO\.lING HARVESTED GROWING HARVESTED No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % No.


% acres % acres X f - - NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 06 ASD 07 ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD D9 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 15 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH \.lEST ASD 17 I ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRANO TOTAL 10 7 22 8 47 5.5% 3.9% 7.5 13.3 36.8 10.3 4.4% 26.0% 67.8 12.2% 3 2X 5 6% 15.6% 4.4% 28.8;-; 7.5 5.0% 1.5 1.0% 18.0 12.0% 6.5% 36.8 24.4% 9.8 18.5% 14.1 12 16 24.6% 13.5 19 29.2% 15.3 19.5% 7 10.8% 23.0 29.5% 54 12.1 20.0% 18.01.
.5 11.7% 15.5 .5% .8% .3% 10.3% 3.3% 7.0 14.4% 15.5 11.0% 19.0 3 0% 6 6% 8 1% 4.7% 7.0 8.0% 12.0 17.0 11.3% 1 1 2 4 1.51.

1 .
1 .

5~~ 3.1% 6.2% .5 5 0 1.5 7.0 .6% 6.4% 1.9% 9.0% .5 5.0 .8% 8.3% 2.5% 1.5 7.0 11.6% 52 2B.7% 41.5 17 6% 36.0 23.9% 13 6 6 1 26 18 6 7.2% 3.3% 3.3% .6% 9.7 7.0 13.8 2.0 14.4% 32.4 4.1% 3.0% 5.9% .9% 13 8% 1 .5 1 .5 4.5 1.0% 1.0% 3.0% 5 7.7% 2 5 3.2% 2.5 4.n 100.0"1.
2.7'1.

23.0% 164.8 15.5% 71.7 21.6% .7% 53.1% 730.2 68.7% 197.9 59.6% 1.2% 4.6 2.3 .4% .0% .1% 10.8% 44.3 5.9% 4.2% 19.5 .5 .1% .5 6.1% 62.0 5.3% 5.8% 17.8 16.8% 131.1 12.3% 48.0 14.4% 33.9% 237.9 22.4% 85.7 25.8% 2.1% 9.3 2.1% 13.1 2.4 2.1% 28.2 7.2% 52.9 .9% .9% 8.8 1.2% 6.7 2.0 .2% 1.2 2.rl.
5.0% 18.7 2.6% 2.0% .6% .4% 5.6% .4% 4.8 .4% 2.1% 19.3 2.5% 24.1 1.8% 19.3 2.3% 19.3 5.8% 5.8% .3% .7% 2.3% .1% 4.5 5.0 7.7 1.0 3.4% 18.2 2 5 18 1 26 3.2% 768 100.0% 1063.2 100.0"1.

332.2 100.0% .4% .5% .7% .1% 1.rl.

.9% 1.5% .8% 3.0 5.0 2.7 10.7 Table 8.4: PERMANENT CROPS IN "INTERPLANTED AND ASSOCIATED STANDS", NUMBER OF FARMS GROWING, NUMBER OF PLANTSITREES PLANTED AND BEARING, AREAS PLANTED AND BEARING oN THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FAR~S Plantains &Citrus Coconuts &Pastures I Coconuts & Citrus NO.
OF FAR"S IAREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS IAREA PLANTED GROUING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS IAREA PLANTED AREA GROWING HARVESTED No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres x acres 7.

No.

7. acres 7. acres % ~ 30 18 7 .

( 2 11 2.~ 2~.2 3.47.1 7.87.

[ 46.97.

34.47.

28.1% 27.6 37.7%, 8'~111.6% 10.97.

2.~ 4.2% 17.7 29.r.

21.6 36.3% 8.3 13.8% .

.

.

.

2 3.~ ~.O 4.87.

3.~ ~.O 6.87.

8.47. .

.

20.0% 63.2 8.0 2.77.

~.9"4 .

.

3.17.

1.67. .

.

.

60.0% 1113.2 17.3% 27.2 4~ 13 1~ 91.97.


1113.2 92.47.

2.2% 26.2 2.2%1 ~7.~ ~.270 "1 10 ~~ 2~ 1~ .lX 8.0 4.8%) .77.

~.Ol 23.4% 9.37.

~1.470 2.37.1 72.6 34.07., ~8.2 27.3% 14.0% 73.4 2.0 2.0 34.47.

.97.

.97.

.97.

.97.

1 1 ~.O 2.lX ~6.3 30.87.

~3.0 29.0% 64.6 3~.37.

1.17.

2.0) 1.17.

2.0 1 .

·1 .

1) 1.67.l1.0 1.47.

1_ 64 1100 .

0% 73.3 100.07.

1 1.0 1 .

r4 .

.

.

, ~9.61100·0"!.1 7~ 100.0% 1211.~ 100.0% 1204.8 100.07.

1071100.07.

213.1100.0% 182.91 100 .

07.]


SIZE OF THE FAR" (acres) 0.01- 1.00- 0.99 4.99 ~.OO- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 2~.00- 49.99 i ~O.OO- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 !TOTAL PERMANENT CROPS IN "INTERPLANTED AND ASSOCIATED STANDS", No.

OF FARI'1S GROWING, No.OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING, AREAS PLANTED/BEARING BY ADs AND ASDs TabLe 8.4a: Plantains & C,trus Coconuts & Pastures Coconuts & Citrus AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTEO AREA NO.


OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA SUB-DISTRICTS GROWING HARVESTED GROWING "ARVESTED GRotJING HARVESTED No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % NORTH EAST ASD 01 .so 02 'SO 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD OS ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH 'SO 09 ASD 10 'SO 11 'SO 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 1S ASD 16 TOTAL I I NORTH WEST 'SO 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 TOTAL GRANO TOTAL _. TI.

3 5 7.8% 17 26.6i; -) 3.3 6.5 2.9 2.2 8.9% 17.4 23.7% 13.8 _.9"1.
3.6% 23.2% 60 80.0% 1164.5 96.1% 116_.5 96.7"1.

12 16_0% 36.5 3.0% 29.8 2.5% 25 39.1% 27.1 37.0% 18.9 31.

TI.

72 96.0% 1201.0 99.1;' 1194_3 99.1% 1 1 1 1 1.3% 5.0 .4% 5.0 .4;' 1 3% 5.0 .4% 5.0 ._% I 1 3~~ 2.0 .2% 2.0 .2% 1 3% 2.0 .2% 2.0 .2% 1 1 1.6% '.6!.

1.0 1.0 1.4% 1.4% 1.0 1.0 1.T1.

1.7% 1 11 17.2% 15.5 21.1% 10.5 17.6% 1 2 14 1 6 1.6% 3.1% 21.9"1.
1.6% 9.4% 3 4. r;, 10 15.6% 4.4% 3.2 5.5 7.5% 24.2 33.0% 3.2 5.5 19.2 5.4% 9.2% 32.2% .3 2.8 3.5 6.5 .3% 3 8% 4 8% 8.9% 2.8 4.6% 3.3 6.0 5.5% 10.1% 2.7% 2.0 5.0 6.8% 7.5 10.2% 1 1.67.

10 15.6% 3 4.

TI.

1_ 21.9% 14.5 64 100.0% 73.3 100.D:% 2.0 5.0 7.5 19.8% 14.5 3.4% 8.4% 12.61.
24.3% 59.6 100.0% 1.3% 1.3% .3% 1 .3% 1 75 100.0% 1211.5 100.0% 1204.8 100.0% 3.5 3.5 3.5 3.5 .3% .3% 28 13 17 6 64 15.7% 33.5 26.2% 33.5 12.1% 50.8 23.8% 1,6.8 15.9% 51.6 2_.2% _4.1 7.3% 15.5 5.6% 15.5 59.8% 151._ 71.0% 139.9 18.3% 21:; 6% 24.1% 8.5/.
76.5% 8 11 19 6 8 1 7.5% 5.5 8.8 4.1% 9.5% 10.3 10.3% 20.3 17.8% 29.0 13.6% 15.8 5.8 5.6% 7.5% 11.8 5.0 .9% 2.7% 5_5% 2.3% .8 11.8 4.5 3.0% 5.6% 8.6% .4% 6.4% 2.5% 15 14.0% 22.5 10.6% 17.0 9.3% 9 9 8.4% 10.3 8.4% 10.3 5.6% 5.6% 107 100.0% 213.1 100.0% 182.9 100.0% 4.8% 10.3 4.8% 10.3 Table 8.5: PERMANENT CROPS IN "INTERPLANTED AND ASSOCIATED STANDS", NUMBER OF FARMS GROWING, NUMBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED AND BEARING, AREAS PLANTED AND BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FARMS SIZE OF THE Coconuts & Root Crops Coconuts & Other Fruits Oranges &Grapefruits - - FARM NO.
OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA (acres) GRO~lNG HARVESTED GROWING HARVESTED GROWING HARVESTED No.

% acres I % acres % No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 TOTAL I 5 1.0 1.0 8.6% 1.1% 20 34.5% 25.0 27.9"1.

1B 31.0% 25.8 2B.8% 131 22.4% 35.3 2.5 3.4% 1.5% 23.8 36.4% 16.8 25.7% 39.4% 21.7 33.2% 31% 2.B% 2.0 2 ·1 5B 100.0% B9.sI1oo.0%1 1 10 20.0"10 30 60.0"1.
8 2 252.5 22.1 16.0% 22.5 B.S 4.0% 82.6% 252.5 83.1% 7.2% 21.6 7.4% 21.6 B.3 2.8% ;:~:'I 2. rio ·1 17.6% 27.5 30 42.9% 28.8 22.9% 14 20.0% 21.51 13 .2% 1S.

S 12.9% n.7 47.7% 71.9 60.0% 32.9"1.

23 2.S% 1.4% 3.0 1 1. rio 2.9% 32.0 2 1.B% 19.6% 3.0 2.0 6S.2 100.0% SO 100.0% 30S.S 100.0% 303.9 1000%1 70 1oo.0l 63.011oo.0% 119.9 100.0% PERI"\ANENT CROPS IN "INTERPLANTED AND ASSOCIATED STANDS", No.
OF FARPtS GROWING, No.OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING, AREAS PLANTED/BEARING BY ADs AND ASDs TabLe 8.Sa: Coconuts & Root Crops Coconuts &Other Fruits Oranges &Grapefruits AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED SUB-DISTRICTS GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARJ1S AREA PLANTED GROWING HARVESTEC GROWING -~ AREA HARVESTEC No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres Yo acres % No.


% acres % acres % NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASO 02 ASO 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASO 05 ASO 07 ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 10 ASO 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASO 13 ASO 14 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASO 17 ASO 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 9 15.5% 9.5 10.6r.

9.5 14.6% 12 20 41 9.8 20.71.

34.5% 52.3 70. rI.

71.5 7.5 10.9/.

58.4% 40.2 79.9% 57.2 11 .57.

61.6% 87.7% 34 68.0% 285.2 .1 2.5 7.5 295.3 5 10.0"£ 5 10. o:~ 2 4.0% 46 92.01.

.Or.

93.4% 285.2 .1 2.0 .8Y.

7.0 2.5r.


96.6% 294.3 93.8% .0% .7';' 2.3% 96.8% 5 3 8 5 5 ·1 8.6% 1.0 1.1% 1.0 LSi: 5.2% 10.8 12.0% 13.1% 13.8% 11.8 2.0 3.0 3.1;' 4.6% 1 1 2 2.0% 1.0 2.cr;.

4.0% .8 1.8 .3% .2% .6% 1.0 .3% .4 1.4 .1% .5% 8.6/: 1.3 1.4% 8_6:; 1.3 1 4% 1 2.0% 1.5 .5% 1.3 .4% 1 2.0% 1.5 .5% 1.3 .4% 4 6.9% 5.0 5.6% 5.0 7.7% 1 2.0% 7.0 2.3% 7.0 2.3% 6.9% 7.7% 4 58; 100.0% 89.5 100.0% 65.2 100.0% 5.6% 5.0 5.0 1 2.0Y.

2.3Y.
2.3Y.

;0 100.0% 305.5 100.0% 303.9 100.0% 2.3% 7.0 7.0 3 2 5 1 1 4.3% 3.5 2.1% 3.5 2.9"1.

2.9% 8.6 5.3% 8.6 7.2% 7.1% 12.1 7.4% 12.1 10.1% 1 4Y.

1.0 .6% 1.0 .8% 1.4Y.

1.0 .6% 1.0 .8% 8.6% 17.1% 6 4.0 12 45.5 18 25.7% 49.5 2.5% 27.9"1.

30.4% 12.5 12.5 10.4% 10.4% 1 1.5 1.4% 8.6 1 10.0% 1 2.0 1.4% 9 12.9% 12.1 .9" 100.07.
52.9% 88.3 37 70 100.0% 163.0 100.07.

41.3% 67.3 7.0 9.4 2.0 56.1% 5.8% 7.9% 1.7% 85.7 71.

5% 119.9 100.0% Table 8.6: PERMANENT CROPS IN IIINTERPLANTED AND ASSOCIATED STANDS", NUMBER OF FARMS GRO~INGI NUMBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED AND BEARING I AREAS PLANTED AND BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FARMS Citrus &Other fruits Bananas,Plantains,Coconuts NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA GROWING HARVESTED GRO~ING HARVESTED No.

% acres r. acres % No.


7- acres r. acres r. .6 .2 71.4% 14.37. .

5 1 .

1114.3% 10.0 92.9% 5.67- 1.57- ~000% 5 25 8 8 10.97- 1.3 54.3% 61.3 17.4% 19.8 17.47- 35.3 1.1 r. 52.17.

16.87.1 3007.1 1.3 1.5% 37.5 44.n 13.8 16.57- 31.0 37.1% .6 78.97- .2 21.

"; '1 I .

10.8 100.07- .81 100 .

0% 46 100.0% 117.5 100.0';' 83.5 100.0% SIZE OF THE FARM (acres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 9.99 10.00- 24.99 50.00- 99.99 5.00- ToTAL PERMANENT CROPS IN "INTERPLANTED AND AssOCIATED STANDS", No.
OF FARMS GROWING, No.OF PLANTSITREES PLANTED/BEARING, AREAS PLANTED/SEARING BY ADs AND ASDs Table 8.6a: Citrus & Other Fruits BananaS,Plantains,Coconuts AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA SUB-OISTRICTS GROWING HARVEsTED GROWING HARVESTED No.

,; acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % NORTH EAST ASO 01 A5D 02 ASD 03 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 06 ASD 07 TOTAL SOUTH A5D 12 TOTAL CI:NTRAL ASD 14 TOTAL 1 23 18 42 1 1 2 1 1 10.8 100.0% 7 100.0r.
7 100.0% 10.8 100.0% .8 100_Di~ .8 100.0% 5.0 4.3% 69.8 59.4% 2.2% 50.Dr.

39.1% 28.0 91.3% 102.8 87.4% 1.5 1.8.

58.8 70.4% 23.8% 13.8 16.5% 74.0 88.67.

2.2:;' 2.2% 4.3% 2.2% 2.2% 5.0 3.0 8.0 4.0 4.0 4.3% 2.6% 6.8% 3.4% 3.4% 4 5 2.0 6.5 .3 .3 5.4% 2.4% 7.8% .3% .3% GRAND TOTAL 7 100.0% 10.8 100.0% .8100.0% 2.2% 2.2% 3.3% 1 3.3% 1 46 100.0% 117.5 100.0% 83.5 100.0% 2.3% 2.3% 2.8 2.8 2.8 2.8 • SIZE OF THE FARM (acres) 0.01- 1 .
DO- 5.DO- 0.99 4.99 9.99 10.DO- 24.99 25.DO- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 1DO.00-199.99 Table 8.7: PERMANENT CROPS IN "INTERPLANTED AND ASSOCiATED STANDS", NUI'1BER OF FARI'lS GROWING, NUMBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED AND BEARING, AREAS PLANTED AND BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FARI'lS Bananas,Plantains,Root crops BananaS,Plantains,Others Bananas,Coconuts,Root Crops I NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA GROloliNG HARVESTED NO.


OF fARMS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % No.
% acres % acres 7- 20 16.4% 70 25 7 4.7 57.4% 87.5 20.5% 62.8 34.n 1.r" 2.67- 48.4% 51.0 45.4% 38.7 34.5% 5.7% 26.0 14.4% 20.8 18.5% 1.9 '00001 ,oo.~oo I 112.4 100.0%1 19.9% 21.8 60 160 53.0% 226.2 16.2% 135.1 49 8.9% 86.5 27 1.3% 22.0 4 2.0 1 10.0 1 .3% .3% 4.3% 18.0 4.8% 44.9% 163.8 44.1% 26.8% 92.2 24.8% 17.2% 68.6 18.5% 4.6% 4.4% 17.3 1.5 .4% 10.0 2.n .4% 2.0%1 1.3 2.9% 5 95 54.6% 204.3 56 32.2% 156.4 18 10.3% 69.3 .3% 1.3 .3% 47.4% 181.8 47.8% 36.3% 136.7 35.9% 16.1% 60.8 16.0% , 302 1DO.0% 503.6 1DO.0% 371.3 100.0% 174 100.0% 431.1 1DO.0% 380.4 1DO.
0% TOTAL 122 PERMANENT CROI'S IN "INTERPLANTED AND ASSOCIATED STANDS", No.

OF FARMS GROWING, No.OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEAR lNG, AREAS PLANTED/BEARING BY ADs AND ASDs Table B.7a: Bananas,Plantains,Root Crops Bananas,Plantains,Others Bananas,Coconuts,Root Crops AGRICUL TURE DISTRICTS & NO.

OF FARI'1S AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA SUB-DISTRICTS GROWING HARVESTED GROWING HARVESTED GROWING HARVESTED No.

% acres " acres % No.

% acres % acres % No.


% acres % acres % NORTH EAST ASO 01 ASO 02 ASO 03 ASO 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASO 05 ASO 06 ASD 07 ASO 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASO 10 ASO 11 A.SO 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASO 13 ASO 14 ASO 15 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASO 17 ASO 1B ASO 19 ASO 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 4 8 17 1 30 3.3;' 6.6% 13.9"1.

.B% 2.7 9.3 51.2 3.0 1.5% 5.1% 28.-;;% 1.7% 2.6 7.8 18.3 3.0 2.3% 6.9% 16.2% 2.7% 24.6:% 66.1 36.
S% 31.6 28 1% 19 15.6(; 26.0 14.4% 16.3 14.5% 2 8 29 5 11 27 11 54 8 1 1.6i: 6.6i: 23.8:: 4.0 2.2% 2.5 12.2% 15.8 22.0 52.0 28.7% 34.5 2.2% 14.0% 30.7% 4.

1:~ 5.0 13.0 9.0'1.

13.7 22.1r.

9.0% 5.9 44.3% 37.6 5.0 2.8% 7.5 7.2% 6.4 7.5% 3.3% 2.2 20.8% 21.1 4.4% 6.7% 5.7% 1.9% 18.7% 6.6% 25.0 13.8% 25.0 22.2% .87- .3 .1% .3 .2% 9 7.4;' 122 100.

OJ: 25.3 1BO.9 100.0" 140~1 25.3 22.5% 112.4 100.0" 20 8 12 13 53 50 21 22 93 21 13 12 46 3.6% 3.3X 3.7 11 13.3 10 31.7 11 1.3r.

4 9.3 36 11.9% 57.9 3.6:~ .r;.


.9% 3.2 2.6r.

1.2% 4.5 6.T!.

 .1% 3.2r.

55.9 6.6'1.

2.6% 16.0 28.1 4.0';' 4.3% 25.0 17.51.


44.1 12.4 14.0 5.61- 5.0% 13.1 124.9 24.8% 83.6 11.9% 3.3% 3.8% 3.5% 22.5% 16 9.2% 39.5 9.2% 39.5 10.4% 10 5.7% 18.8 4.3% 18.0 4.7% 26 14.9% 58.3 13.5% 57.5 15.1% , 14.4%' 69.5 16.6% 72.5 12.0 7.0% 12.1 2.4% 4.6% 18.8 7.3% 23.0 30.8% 107.6 21.4% 100.3 18.7% 3.2% 5.0% 27.

OX 7.0% 15.1 4.3% 15.8 5.3 3.0% 3.1% 13.3 1.4% 3.6% 4.0% 49.3 15.2% BO.1 9.8% 19.8 15.9% 38.3 5.3% 10.3% 6.0% 8.3~ 11.2% 11.8% 41.5 18 14.0% 52.2 25 1.3% 4.9 4.3% 13 2.4% 9.0 16 6.0r.
2.6'; 26.4% 107.6 29.0" 74 24.5" 302 100.0% 503.6 100.0% 371.3 100.0% 59.5 55.3 5.4 13.0 133.2 11.0i:' 1 .

,,; 1 1 1 1 1 .6r.

2.0 .5% 1.0 .3% .6% 2.0 .5'1.

1.0 .3r.

.6% 1.0 .2% 1.0 .3% .6% 1.0 .2.


1.0 .3% .6% 3.0 .7% 2.8 .7% 1 .n 174 100.0% 431.1 100.0% 3BO.4 100.0" 3.0 .7% 2.B .6" TabLe 8.8: PERP1ANENT CROPS IN "INTERPLANTEO AND ASSOCIATED STANOS II , NUMBER OF FARMS GROYING, NUP1BER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED ANO BEARING, AREAS PLANTEO AND BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FARMS Bananas,Coconuts,Other s Bananas,Citrus,Root Crops B8nanas,Citrus,Othe~s SlZE OF THE FARM NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.


OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA (acres) GROWING HARVESTED GROWING HARVESTED GROWING HARVESTED No.

% acres % acres ,.

No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 55 285 159 67 7 1 1.2% 16.5 36.3% 503.1 31.0% 422.5 1.3% 9.6% 19.0 39.6% 49.6% 589.2 33.2% 27.7% 503.1 11.7% 309.0 19.0% 276.7 21.8% 2.8% 35.2 2.27- 1.4% 1.1% 17.5 1.2% 35.3 18.0 .2% 1 .2% 150.0 9.2% .0 .0% 18.7"1.
42 1% 10.0 20 72.5 45 24 22.4% 78.5 16 15.0% 95.7 1.9% 12.0 2 3.5% 7.5 3.r./ 22.2% 27.0% 47.5 29.2% 63.5 29.7"1.
35.6% 84.6 39.57- 5.1% 4.5% 11.0 20 185 89 58 10 2 2 .4% 5.5% 1.9 4.4 28.5% 293.3 50.5% 354.5 24.3% 323.9 26.0% 260.1 28.07- 307.8 15.8% 348.3 7.8% 66.6 97.1 2. r./ 14.3 4.47- 54.3 .5% 3.0 5.1% 63.0 .5% .2% 31.0% 27.5% 32.5% 7.07- 1.5% .3% TOTAL 575 100.0% 1623.6 100.0% 1271.3 100.07- 107 100.0% 268.7 100.0% 214.1 100.0% 366 100.0% 1245 5 100.0% 947.0 100.0% PERMANENT CROPS IN "INTERPLANTED AND ASSOCIATED STANDS", No.
OF FARMS GROWING, No.OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING, AREAS PLANTED/BEARING BY ADs AND ASDs TabLe 8.Sa: Bananas, Coconuts, Others Bananas,Citrus,Root Crops Bananas,Citrus,Others AGRICUL TURE DISTRICTS & NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA SUB-DISTRICTS GROWING HARVESTED GROWING HARVESTED GROWING HARVESTED No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres~ No.
% acres % acres % NORTH EAST ASO 01 ASD 02 ASO 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD D6 ASD 07 ASO 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 15 ASD 16 TOTAL I I NORTH WEST ASD 17 ASD 18 ASO 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL .1 6.6% 280.7 10.1% 137.8 31.8 2.4% 28.2% 621.4 138.4 10.51.
17.3% 117.3 8.5% 107.4 2.0% 29.3 38.3% 392.4 7.5 .9% 1.0% 6.8 2.3% 27.4 1.7% 8.7 5.9% 50.3 .5% .4% 7.5 5.3 21.4 8.7 3.1% 42.8 1.7% .5% 9.4 2.1% 2.8% 20.9 1.6% 45.8 1.0% 39.0 7.5% 115.0 .6% 9.4 1.3% 16.4 45.5 2.8% 2.4% 33.8 7.1% 105.0 4.9% 4.0% 15. rio 25.7% 50.3% 10.9% 9.2% 84% 2.3% 30.9% .6% .4% 1.7% .7"1.

3.4% .7% 1.3% 3.6% 2.7% 8.3% 7 11 20 6.5% 5.5 10.3% 18.1 18.7% 53.1 5.0 2.0% 7.0 6.7% 19.7% 39.1 2.3% 3.3% 18.2% 38 35.5% 76.7 28.5% 51 .1 23.8% 1 1 6 8 .9% 3.0 1 .1% 2.0 .9"1.

6.0 .9"1.
6.0 .9"1.

5.6% 5.3 7.5% 14.3 2.2% 2.0% 5.3% 6.0 5.3 13.3 2.8% 2.5% 6.2% 11 11 10.3% 8.0 10.3% 10.5 3.0% 3.9% 6.8 9.3 3.2% 4.3% 22 20.6% 18.5 6.9"1.

16.0 7.5X 1 2 6 9 .9% 2.0 1.9% 13.0 .7% 48% 1.0 9.8 .5% 4.6% 5.6% 13.0 4.8% 6.1% 28.0 10.4% 23.8 11 .1% 13.0 8.4% .9% .7"1.

28.5 1.7% 11 .3 36.5 3.T!.

3.0% 31.0 9.2% 107.2 2.2% 5 .6% 10 2.8% 21 1.6% 17 7.2% 53 575 100.0% 1623.6 100.0% 1271.3 100.0% 1.8% 28.5 7.5 2.2% 35.4 1.9% 20.0 6.6% 91.4 15.0"1.

88.5 16 14 13.1% 35.3 13.1% 21.5 96.0 35.7"1.


41.3% 10.0% 48.9% 110.0 51.4% 30 28.0"1.

107 100.0% 268.7 100.0% 214.1 100.0" 1.rl.

2.3% 3.1% 22.0 12.5% 125.0 13.2% 1.7"1.

19.4% 178.9 18.9"1.
19.4% 178.9 18.9"1.

2.4% 15.8 4.4% 54.4 .3% .3 67.8 6.3% 10.9;'1122~ 4.4% 49.0 .3 5.4% 56.4 .0% 5.2% .0% rl.

11.5% 237.0 11.7% 123.0 3.6% 38.5 3.0% 10.3 29.8%1408.8 19.0% 192.8 20.4% 42 9.9% 91.9 43 9.T!.

3.8% 3.1% 36.3 13 .8% 7.8 11 109 32.8% 328.7 34.rl.
366 100.0% 1245.5 100.0%] 947.0100.0"1.

.8% -'------.

>, Table 8.9: PERMANENT CROPS IN "INTERPLANTED AND ASSOCIATED STANDS", NUMBER OF FARMS GROWING, NUMBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED AND BEARING, AREAS PLANTED AND BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FARMS Plantalns,Coconuts,Root Craps Plantains,Coconuts/Others Bananas,Plantains,Coconuts,Others NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GRO\.lING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA GROWING HARVESTED GROWING HARVESTED No.
% acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % 35 100 27 10 20.3% 13.0 58.1% 139.4 51.1 15.77- 5.8% 23.3 5.7% 4.2% B.O 61.5% 128.1 67.1% 22.5% 35.0 18.3% 10.3% 19.7 10.3% 25 175 61 2B 2 1 1 8.5% 3.7 59.7% 262.5 20.8% 172.5 .6% 3.7 .6% 39.8% 222.4 38.2% 26.2% 154.9 26.6% 1B.6% 109.5 2.6% 2.3% 15.0 .2% 1.0 11.4% 75.0 12.9% .2% 9.6% 129.B 19. r;.
15.0 1.0 75.0 .7% .3% .3% 2.3% 1.9% 8.2 30 10.9% 15.2 46.8% 238.3 55.6% 170 62.0% 304.5 24.7% 100.2 23.4% 1B.2% 160.5 50 8.4% 115.4 17.B% B1.9 19.1% 23 1 .4% 54.5 B.4% .0 .0% SIZE OF THE FARM (acres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 9.99 5.00- 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 200.00-499.99 TOTAL 172 100.0% 226.B 100.0% 19O.B 100.0% 293 100.0% 659.4 100.0% 581.5 100.0% 274 100.0% 650.1 100.0% 42B.5 100.0% PERMANENT CROPS IN "INTERPLANTED AND ASSOCIATED STANDS", No.
OF FARMS GROWING, NO.OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING, AREAS PLANTED/BEARING BY ADs AND ASDs Table 8.9a: Plantains,Coconuts,Root crops Plantains,Coconuts,Others Bananas,PLantains,Coconuts,Others AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA SUB-DISTRICTS GROWING HARVESTED GROWING HARVESTED GROWING HARVESTED No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % No.


% acres % acres 7- NORTH EAST ASD 01 'SD 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 06 ASD 07 ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 15 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASo 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 83 19 11.0% 29.5 19.8% 55.8 34 9.7% 17.6 9 5.2% 22.1 84.3% 199.3 87.9% 166.5 145 48.3% 91.9 40.5% 89.7 47.0% 13.0% 22.4 11.7% 24.6% 36.9 19.3% 92% 87.3Y.

13 1 1 15 1 5 5 11 7.6Y.


.6% 14.3 2.0 6.3% 13.5 20 .9% .6% .8 8.7% 17.0 .3Y.

.8 7.5% 16.3 7.1Y.

1.0Y.

.4% 8.5% .6% 29% 2.9% 6.4Y.

.8 7.5 1.2 9.5 .3Y.

3.3% .5% 4.27- 7.5 3.9% 7.5 3.9Y.

49 29 41 29 148 , 44 4 4 28 80 1 7 6 10 24 5 9 1 15 70.8 10.7% 69.8 12.0% 16.77- 9.9% 140.8 21.3% 135.3 23.3% 9.6% 14.0% 78.4 11.9% 55.6 15.8% 14.9% 91.8 6O.6Y.

58.9% 352.4 98.3 50.5% 388.2 9.9"1.

1.4'1.

15 0% 76.8 6.8 3.8 11.0% 11,6% .6% 1.0Y.

.6Y.

.5% 1.4% 9.6% 101.8 15.4% 86.3 14.8;' 27.0% 27.3Y.


63.8 3.8 3.0 28.7% 156.8 189.1 .3Y.

1.0 11.0 2.41.

5.1 2.0% 3.4% 19.9 8.2% 37.0 1.0 .2% 10.5 1 7% 3.1 .8% 3.0Y.

13.2 5.6% 27.8 1.3 1 .71.

3.1% 13 0 .2% 2.0Y.

1.3 12.9 .3% 5.1% .5 14.8 .1% .5 2.2% 14.7 .2Y.

1.8% .5% 2.3% 4.81.

.2% 2.2% .1% 2.5% 1 .6% 1.0 .4% 1 .6% 172 l00.0Y.

1.0 .4% 226.8 100.0% 190.8 ~.O% .5 .3% 2.5 1.7% 5 1.4Y.
13.2 4 5.8% 14.8 17 .5 ~26 8.9% 30.4 .4% 2.2% 2.5% 5.1% 293 loa.O% 659.4 100.0% 581.5 100.0% 2.5 2.0% 12.9 2.2% 14.5 4.6% 29.9 .4% 35 31 36 23 125 8.1% 47.9 11.2% 12.8% 52.4 11.3% 100.8 15.5% 65.8 15.3% 17.8% 74.7 17.4% 13.1Y.

115.9 9.3% "".5 10.4% 8.4% 60.3 54.3Y.

50.7% 232.8 45.6% 329.3 34 5 7 11 57 5 17 6 5 33 3 1 2 6 68.8 12.4% 1.8Y.

10.0 11 .5 2.6Y.

4.0% 27.8 20.8% 118.1 10.6% 58.0 1.5Y.

2.5 1.8% 3.5 4.3% 18.2 18.2% 82.2 13.5Y.

.6% .8% 4.2Y.

19.2Y.


1.8% 10.0 6.2% 19.9 3.7 2.2% 2.5 1.8% 36.1 12.0Y.

1.1% 56.9 .5 5.0 .4% .7% 1.5% 3.1% 11.7 1.2 .6% 2.rI.

.3% .4% 5.6Y.

8.7% .1% .8% 12.9 3.0% 2.1 .5 4.8 .5% .1% 1.1% 2.2% 62.4 9.6% 7.4 1.7% 2.2% 23.0 3.6% 15.0 10.9% 58.3 8.0 2.6% 19.3% 104.3 5.4% 3.5% 23.0 6 2.3% 12.5 2.9% 10 9.0% 50.8 11.8% 30 1 .

rI.

7.2 1.2% 7 16.0% 93.4 21.8% 53 274 100.0% 650.1 100.0% 428.5 1()().0% ,,.

Table 8.10.
Table 8.10.

PERMANENT CROPS IN "INTERPLANTED AND ASSOCIATED STANDS"/ NUMBER OF FARMS GROWING/ NUMBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED AND BEARING, AREAS PLANTED AND BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY/ BY SIZE OF THE FARMS Bananas/Root Crops/Vege~ables Plantains/Root crops, Vegetables Coconuts/Root Crops/Vegetables SIZE OF THE FARI'I (acres) NO.

OF FARMS IAREA PLANTED GROYING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROYING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARI'IS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED No.

% acres % acres % No.


% acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 5 5 1 2 38.5% 38.5% 7.7% 15.4% 3.8 21.1% 7.5 42.3% 12.7% 2.3 4.3 23.9% .5 11 .1% 4.0 88.9% 30 3 3 82.

0% 20.0 93.0% 83.3% 41.3 1.0 4.7% 5.0% 2.5 23% .5 6.0 12.1% 8.3% 8.3% 1 5 100.0% 5.0 1oo.(T1.

5.0 100.0% TOTAL 13 100.0% 17.8 100.0% 4.5 100.0% 36 100.0% 49.81100.0% 21.5 100.0% 5 100.0% 5.0 100.0% 5.0 100.0% TabLe B.10a: PERI1ANENT CROPS IN "INTERPLANTED AND ASSOCIATED STANDS", No.
OF FARI1S GROWING, No.OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING, AREAS PLANTED/BEARING BY ADs AND ASDs BananaS/Root Crops,VegetabLes PLantains/Root Crops/Vegetables Coconuts,Root Crops,Vegetables AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & SUB-DISTRICTS e-- NO.

OF FARl"IS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARI"IS GROWING - - AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTEO GROWING AREA HARVESTED No.

7- acres 7- acres 7- No.

7- acres 7- acres 7- No.


7- acres 7- acres 7- NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 03 I TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 06 ASD 07 ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 10 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 19 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL ~I 7.77.

7.7"1.

.3 .3 1 .47- 1.

47- 1 2.87- 16 44.47- 17 47.27- 2.07- 1.0 33.0 66.37- 34.0 68.37- 4.77.
1.0 17.5 81.47- 18.5 86.07- 5 38.57- 5 38.57- 7.5 7.5 42.37- 42.37- 2 15.47- 5 38.57- 7 53.87- 6.3 35.27- 3.8 21.17- 10.0 56.37- 4 5 100.07- 4 5 100.0% 2.87- 1 5 13.97- 2.87- 1 7 19.47- 1 5 6 2.87- 13.97- 16.77.

6.07- 3.0 5.07- 2.5 1.5 3.07- 7.0 14.17- 2.07- 1.0 5.0 10.17- 6.0 12.17- 2.5 2.5 11.67- 11.6% 5 100.07- 5.0 100.07- 5.0 100.07- 5 100.0% 5.0 100.07- 5.0 100.07- 5 13.9r.

13.9r.

5 1.3 1.3 2.57- 2.57- .

I .

.


13 100.07- 17.8 100.0% 4.5 100.07- 2.87- 1 1 2.87- 36 100.07- 1.5 1 .5 3.0% 3.0% 49.8 100.07- .5'1 .5 2.37- 2.37- 21 J 100.07- 5 100.07- 5.0 100.0% 5.0 100.07- " Table 8.11: PERMANENT CROPS IN "INTERPLANTEO AND ASSOCIATED STANDS", HUMBER OF fARMS GRO~ING, NUMBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED AND BEARING, AREAS PLANTED AND BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE fARMS Bananas,Root Crops,Others Plantains, Root Crops,Others Coconuts/Root crops,Others NO.
OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROlHNG HARVESTEO GROWING AREA HARVESTED f--- No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % 30 75 33 14 2 5.1% 19.5% 15.5 5.1% 10.4 113.8 37.7% 62.5 30.6% 48.7"1.

21.4% 93.8 37.4% 31.1% 76.3 9.1% 69.0 22.8% 45.0 22.0% 4.9% 1.3% 10.0 3.3% 10.0 30 95 49 16 15.7% 16.2 49.7% 117.8 76.3 25.7"1.

7.3% 6.4% 12.8 84.8 48.3% 46.rJ.


30.3% 49.8 28.4% 8.4% 40.8 16.2% 27.2 15.5% 1 .5% 1.0 .4% 1.0 .6% 35 75 31 17 1 1 3.6% 10.1 3.0% 21.9% 14.9 37.6% 118.0 34.7% 46.9% 156.8 19.4% 85.7 20.5% 69.0 20.3% 16.1% 50.2 14.7"1.

10.6% 67.1 4.4% 15.0 3.6% 15.0 18.7% 78.0 22.9% 78.0 .6% .6% SIZE OF THE FARM (acres) 0.01- 1 .
00- 5.00- 0.99 4.99 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 150.00- 99.99 TOTAL 154 100.0% 302.0 100.0% 204.1 100.0% 191 100.0% 252.0 100.0% 175.4 100.0% 160 100.0% 417.4 100.0% 340.2 100.0% PERMANENT CROPS IN "INTERPLANTED AND ASSOCIATED STANDS", No.

OF FARMS GROWING, No.OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING, AREAS PLANTED/BEARING BY ADs AND ASDs Table 8.11a: Bananas,Root Crops, Others Plantains, Root Crops, Others Coconuts, Root Crops,Others AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & NO.
OF FARMS SUB-DISTRICTS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA GROWING HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED No.

% acres % acres % No.

Y. acres Y. acres Y.

No.

% acres % acres % NORTH EAST ASO 01 ASO 02 ASO 03 ASO 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASO 05 ASO 06 ASO 07 _SD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASO 09 ASO 10 ASO 11 ASO 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASO 14 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASO 17 ASD 19 ASO 20 TOTAL GRANO TOTAL 6 4 11 9 30 3.B 2.8 5.3 8.2 1 .
r,( 1.B% 3.9% 1.3% 2.r,( 2.6% 7.1% 30.8 10.2% 26.3 12.9"/.

12.4% 5.8% 25.3 8.4% 25.3 69.5 23.0% 58.0 28.4% 19.5Y.

16 10.4¥.

11 6 6 39 25.9 7.1% 13.5 3.9% 32.5 3.9"/.

18.3 90.2 25.3Y.

8.6% 21.0 10.3% 6.1X 12.5 4.57- 6.67- 10.87- 13.5 7.8% 6.0% 16.0 30.8% 63.0 29.9"1.

5 40 11 11 67 2 2 5.0 3.2Y.

26.0"/.

62.5 15.2 7.1Y.

7.1% 11.3 43.57- 2.47- 5.0 38.6 18.97- .7% 1.5 4.3% 8.8 93.9 31.1% 53.9 26.47- 1.7r.

20.7'1.

5.0Y.

3.7% 10.6 1.3Y.

1.3% 10.6 3.5Y.

3.5Y.

2.8 2.8 1.4% 1 .4Y.


4.3% 13.0 1.3% 13.0 2 12.5 4.67- 5.2% 13.9 8 3.6% 1.0 3.9% 11.0 6 26.5 16 10.4% 37.9 12.67- 6.47- 6.1% .5% 13.07- 154 100.0"1.

302.0 100.0% 204.1 100.0"1. "

44 8 20 5 T7 36 1 19.2% 42.5 24.2% 23.0"/.

48.5 3.1% 5.5 3.1% 7.9 4.2Y.

14.3% 18.9 10.8% 10.5% 36.1 8.0 4.1X 2.6% 10.2 4.5Y.

40.3% 102.7 40.7% 74.9 42.7% 10.0 6.9r.

1.3% 3.5 2.5% " .5 45.6% 308.5 10.0 2.9% 11 2.4Y.

3.0 .8% .9% 2 2.5% 2.8% 8.5 4 73.9% 259.9 76.4Y.


73 90 56.3% 333.4 79.9% 281.4 82.7% 1B.BY.

.5Y.

33.6 13.37- .1% .3 27.5 .3 15.7% .17- 56 29.3% 76.2 110.1 93 48.7'1.

30.2% 43.3 24.7'/.

43.7'/.

71.0 40.5Y.

B 5.0% 1.9 16 10.0% 34.8 1 2.0 .67- 2.5 5 3.17- 41.1 30 18.8Y.

.6 33.3 2.0 .2% 9.8% .67- .4% B.3Y.

.5% .6% 9.8% 35.9 10.5% 5 1 2 8 2.6Y.

.5% 1.0Y.

4.2Y.

10.0 2.5 10.6 23.1 4.0% 10.0 2.0 1.07- 4.2% 3.3 9.1% 15.3 5.7% 1.1X 1.9% 8.7'/.

10 B 5.0% 6.3% 15.0 17.3 3.6% 2.5 4.1% 13.8 .7% 4.0Y.
15 33 9.47- 6.2 20.6% 38.4 1.5% 9.27- 4.9 21.2 1.4% 6.27- 13 6.8% 16.3 6.4% 14.3 8.1% 7 4.47- 4.5 1.1% 1.9 .5% 6.8Y.

8.17- 13 191 100.0"1.

252.0 100.0% 175.4 100.0% 16.3 6.47- 14.3 7 4.47- 1.1% 160 100.0% 417.4 100.0"/.

4.5 1.9 .5% 340.2 100.0% •. "


Table 8.12: PERI1ANENT CROPS IN "INTERPLANTED AND ASSOCIATED STANDS", NU"lBER OF FARI'IS GR~IHG, NUHBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED AND BEARING, AREAS PLANTED AND 8EARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FARMS Coconuts,Citrus,Other Bananas,coconuts,Citrus Citrus & Others NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARI'IS AREA PLANTED GROWING AREA HARVESTED Ho.

7. acres 7. acres 7.

No.

7. acres 7. acres % No.


% acres 7. acres 7.

3.87.

>6.6 19.4% 286.3 222.7 15.87.

23.0% 350.1 8.6% 132.1 8.OX 137.5 120 22.94 65.5 3.7'1.

18.57.

200 38.14 336.6 14.4Y.

17 .

5Y.

Z73.8 92 22.6Y.

15.4% 398.5 81 8.5% 2.1Y.

149.1 11 1.37.

137.8 7 8.9'1.

2.1% 192.0 11.1% 187.3 12.1Y.

11 7.5Y.

6.87.

2 3.5.

1 3.9'1.

.4% 118.5 .2% 60.0 116.5 60.0 42.OX 60 31.57.

45 30 21.0Y.

92.5 15.0% 75.0 13.9% 145.0 23.6% 130.5 24.1X 131.4 24.3% 167.7 27.37.
4.3% .7% 4.8% 4.>% 23.5 4.0 4.4% 26.0 .7% 2.8% 27.8 4.0 27.0 .7'1.

1 .4% .7'1.

151.1 24.6% 151.1 27.9% 4 1 2 1 4.7% 33.9 4.47.

39.1 22.BX 120 27.94 193.4 26.94 230 43.7'1.

245.5 86 16.3% 188.6 21.4% 152.8 21.2Y.

172.9 24.OX 61 6.1Y.

13 90.2 12.5% 8 4.27.

3D.5 5 2.0 .3' 3 11.6% 198.4 22.6Y.

2.5% 79.9 1.5% 93.2 urI.

30.5 4.0 .6' 9.1% 43.9 10.6;( 3.5Y.

.5Y.


SIZE OF THE FARM (acres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 2>.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 500.00 and MOre TOTAL 525 100.0"1.

1731.9 100.0> 1549.0 100.0% 143 100.0r.

615.0 100.0% 541.5 100.0% >26 1OO.OX 879.1 100.0% 719.6 100.

OX PERMANENT CROPS IN "INTERPLANTED AND ASSOCIATED STANDS", No.
OF FARMS GROWING, No.OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING, AREAS PLANTED/BEARING BY ADs AND ASOs Table 8.12a: Coconuts, Citrus, Other Bananas,Coconuts,Cltrus Citrus & Others AGRICUL TURE DISTRICTS & NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA SUB-DISTRICTS GROWING HARVESTED GROWING HARVESTED GROWING - HARVESTED No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % No.
% acres % acres % NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 06 ASO 07 ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASO 12 TOTAL ICENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 15 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST A50 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 14C.8 26.0% 19.1% 22.1% 103.5 3.0% 16.5 2.7'1.
53.6% 281.3 51.9"1.

5 11.

87.7 8.0 2.3% 17.0 .4% 1.5%1 28.6 9.3% 141.2 10 1.9% 16.3 5.7% 1DO.2 8.0% 130.3 14.7% 77.9 159 30.3% 324.7 301 42 77 5 1% 67.7 7.0 .5% 1.0% 6.5 1.6% 10.0 8.2% 91.2 4.4% .5;' .4% .6% 5.

9~; .9% 16.3 5.8% 92.7 7.5% 102.3 4.5% 71.7 18.8% 282.9 1.0% 60%1 6.6% 4.6% 18.3% \ 98.4 7.8% 41 14.5 2.7% 14 9.0 .2% 1I 9.0 .6% 3, 59\ 11.2% 130.9 5.7% 84.9 14.5 9.0 5.0 7.6% 113.4 8% \ .5% .5% 5.5% .91.
.6% .3% 1DO.0% 1731.9 1DO.0% 1549.0 1DO.

0% 18.1% 381.2 <, 1 2 3 6 4 101 4 24 1 6 4 .

TI.

6.9 1 .

'1% 1.4% 9.3 1.5% 1.3 .2% 2.1% 16.1 2.6% 1.3 .2% I I 1 2.0% 5.3% 3.8% 9.5 4.2% 1 J 26.5 2.8% 32.8\ 23.5 7.0% 23.5 20.9 2.8% 21.41 16.8% 89.6 14.6% 80.4 3.5% 1.8% 4.9";' 4.3% 3.9% 14.8% .7% 6.0 8.5 4.2% 2.8% 165.1 6.0 1.0% 8.5 1.4% 26.8% 164.1 1.1% 1.6% 30.3% 7.TI.
179.6 29.2% 178.6 33.0% 11 143 1DO.0% 615.0 1DO.0% 541.5 1DO.0% 34 3 42 10 89 20 8 14 6 48 9 21 49 59 138 56 39 1 1 97 .TI.

.6% 2.7% 18.9 6.5% 23.9 4.7 6.0 6.2% 25.6 8.0% 54.5 2.5% 21.3 1 .9"1.

22.3 16.9% 106.7 12.1% 70.4 3.8% 20.4 1.5% 19.0 25.8 2.TI.
1.1% 7.0 9.1% 72.1 2.3% 17.9 2.2% 17.0 14.8 2.9";' 7.0 .8% 8.2% 56.6 2.6% .6% 3.6% 3.0% 9.8% 2.5% 2.4% 2.0% 1.0% 7.9% .6% 4.7 11.4% 90.2 6.9% 41.7 .7% .2% .2% .4% .2% 17.1% 107.5 14.9% 7.9% 6.5% .5% 1DO.0% 879.1 1DO.
0% 719.6 1DO.

0% - - , " Table 8.13: PERMANENT CROPS IN "INTERPLANTED AND ASSOCIATED STANDS", NUMBER OF FARMS GROWING, NUMBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED AND BEARING, AREAS PLANTED AND BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FARMS SIZE OF THE fARM (acres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 9.99 5.00- 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 Bananas,coconuts,Citrus,Others Planta;ns,Citrus,Others Citrus NO.

OF FARI1S GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.


OF FARMS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF fARMS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % Ho.

r. acres % acres % 55 250 139 126 8 6 2 .7"1.

22.0/1.

12.0 9.4% 16.9 42.7% 533.8 415.2 23.7% 556.6 23.9% 451.8 32.6% 656.5 21.5% 758.1 6.5% 118.3 1.4% 150.4 100.0 1.0% 250.0 10.7'1.

58.5 60.0 2.6% .3% .7"1.

22.9% 24.9% 36.2% 6.5% 5.5% 3.2% 10 60 19 22 2 1 1 8.7"/.
1 .5 52.2% 75.0 16.5% 41.5 19.1% 63.5 3.8 2.0 4.0 1.7% .9% .9% .8% 1 .5 1 .17.

39.2% 57.5 41.2% 21.7% 32.4 23.2% 33.2% 42.0 30.1% 2.7"1.

2.0% 1.0% 2.1% 3.8 2.0 .5 1.4r.

.4% 1.3 1.3% 1.3 5 9.1r.

36.4% 25.0 26.1% 23.7 20 27.3% 36.7 38.5% 15.3 15 10 18.2% 12.6 13.2% 12.6 3 1 1.7% 33.0% 21.3% 17.5% 18.9% 18.0 25.1% 1.4% 1.0 1.0~ 5.5% 18.0 1.0 1.8% 1 1.8% 1.0 1.0% TOTAL 586 100.0% 2325.7 100.0% 1612.2 100.0% 115 100.0% 191.3 1DO.
0% 139.7 100.0% 55 100.0% 95.5 100.0% 71.8 100 0% PERMANENT CROPS IN "INTERPLANTED AND ASSOCIATED STANDS", No.

OF FARMS GROWING, NO.OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING, AREAS PLANTED/BEARING BY ADs AND ASDs Table 8.13a: Bananas,Coconuts,Cltrus,Others Plantains,Citrus,Others Citrus AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA SUB-DISTRICTS GROWING HARVESTED GROWING HARVESTED GROWING HARVESTED No.

% acres % acres % No.


% acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % NORTH EAST ASO 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 06 ASO 07 ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASO 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASO 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASO 1S ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH UEST ASD 17 ASO 18 ASO 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 33 52 60 57 202 41 13 38 5.6% 85.7 8.9% 171.8 10.2% 302.3 9.7% 208.0 767.7 34.5/; 3.7% 60.7 7.4% 143.3 13.0% 231.3 8.9% 197.0 330% 632.2 3.3% 7.9% 12.8% 10.9% 34.9% 7.0% 222.0 2.2% 55.5 116.0 6.5'1.
166.2' 9.57- 47.3 2.47- 5.0% 67.8 9.2% 2.6% 3.7"1.

92 15.7"1.

393.5 16 9"1.

281.2 15.5% 13 17 45 75 49 19 18 21 107 2.2% 34.5 2.9% 164.5 7.7% 127.1 12.8% 326.1 1.57- 19.5 73.3 109.1 14.0% 201.9 7.1% 5.57- 8.4% 162.5 3.2% 143.5 3.1% 183.8 3.6% 79.3 18.3% 569.0 7.0% 60.5 6.2% 139.9 177.0 7.

9/~ 70.3 24.5% 447.6 3.

4~~ 1.1% 4.0% 6.0% 11 .17- 3.3% 7.7% 9.8% 3.9% 24.7% 12 10.4% 8.5 7.0% 11.8 11.3% 17.3 8 13 4.4% 8.3 6.1% 2.0 9.0% 11.0 5.9% 1.4% 7.8% 33 28.7;' 37.5 19.6% 21.3 15.2% 26 22.67- 1 .

r;.
r;.

2 .9% 1 3.57- 4 33 28.7"1.

18.8 8.0 3.0 12.3 42.0 14.5 9.87- 7.0 4.2% 2.9 1.6% 6.47- 8.8 22.0% 33.2 10.4% 5.0% 2.1% 6.3% 23.7% .9% .9% .8% 1.5 5.0 8.7% 17.5 1 .2% 1 12.5% 10 12 10.4% 24.0 12.5% 17.8 12.7% .3 2.6% 9.2% 17.5 2 1 1.7% .9% 6.5 1.5 3.47- .8% 5.0 1.0 3.6% .7% 6.07- 3.0 4.2% 4.5 6.37- 1.8% 1.0 1.07- 1.0 1.4% 1.8% 1.0 1.(,1.
1.0 1.4% 3.6% 2.0 2.1% 2.0 2.87- 1.87- 1.0 1.0% 1.0 1.4% 1.5 3.67- 1.6% 1.5 36.4% 30.7 32.1% 21.4 41.8% 33.2 34.7"1.

2.07- 29.7% 23.8 33.2% 10.9% 18.3 14.5% 12.1 19.1% 12.6% 12.1 7.8 10.8% 16.8% 1.87- .3% 27.3% 30.6 32.07- .3 .3 20.1 .3% 27.9% 2.0% 78.5 4.1% 55.5 9.0% 119.8 3.6% 15.8 18.8% 269.5 4.3% 12 2.5% 24 6.1% 53 .8"1.

21 13.8% 110 586 100.0% 2325.7 100.07- 1812.2 100.0% 3.4% 78.5 2.47- 46.0 5.1% 111 .1 13.8 11.6% 249.3 .7% 27.0 13.5 9.7"1.

10 8.7"1.
10 8.7"1.

14.1i:: 16.1% 7.8% 26.5 13.9% 22.5 9 3.4% 4.8 4.8 1. r;.

2 13 11.3% 21.5 11.2% 20.8 14.9% 34 29.6% 79.8 41 .

r;.

44.0% 61.5 115 100.0"1.

191.3 100.0% 139.7 100.0% 2.5% 1.8% 16.0 16.87- 1.8% 2.5 2.5 2.6% 2.0 4.5 7.3% 4.7"1.

1.8% 1.0% 1.0 1.0 24.0 25.1% 21.5 12.r;.
16.0 22.3~: 1 3.5% 1 2.8% 4 1.3% 1 29.9% 7 55 100.0% 95.5 100.0% 71.8 100.0% " • SHE of THE FARM (acres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 500.00 and more TOTAL Table 8.14: PERMANENT CROPS IN "INTERPLANTED ANO ASSOCIATED STANDS", NUMBER OF FARMS GRO~ING, NUMBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED AND BEARING, AREAS PLANTED AND BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FARMS Bananas &Other NES PLantains & Other NES Coconuts &Other NES NO.
OF FARMS GROWING AREA PLANTED AREA HARVESTED NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA GROWING HARVESTED GRO\JING HARVESTED c-:~ acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % 25 150 52 31 5 1 1 5.4 1.

T. 9.4% 6.9 56.6% 170.0 19.6% 128.0 31.1% 115.1 11.7% 1.9% 1.6% 41.3% 136.5 41.5% 35.0% 54.9 16.7"1.

15.0 4.61.
15.0 4.61.

.2% .8 75.2 28.9 18.3% 7.0% .2% .5% .4% .4% .8 23.7"1.

14.8 14.1% 1.6% 1.6 4.9 4.7"1.

1.3% 2.0 .8% 2.0 1.9% 265 100.0% 411.7 100.0% 328.6 100.0%1 15~ 100.0% 236 5 100.0% 105 3 100.0% 1.0 .j,~ 2 .

... 75 290 117 88 14 10 2 4 2 12.5% 26.1 48.2% 358.7 19.4% 256.3 14.6% 342.6 2.3% 86.1 38.3 .3% 45.0 90.5 .7% .3% 125.0 1.7% 1.
9"t 2.1% 24.4% 18.8% 25.6 26.2% 296.9 229.3 18.

TI.

25.0% 293.1 24.1% 6.2% 6.3% 75.6 3.1% 2.8% 37.3 3.7% 3.3% 45.0 6.6% 7.4% 90.5 9.1% 125.0 10.3% 602 100.0% 1368.5 100.0% 1218.2 100.0% - PERMANENT CROPS IN "INTERPLANTED AND ASSOCIATED STANDS", No.

OF FARMS GROWING, No.OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING, AREAS PLANTED/BEARING BY ADs AND ASDs Table 8.14a: Bananas & Other NES Plantalns &Other NES Coconuts & ather NES AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.


OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA SUB-DISTRICTS GROWING HARVESTED GROWING HARVESTED GROWING HARVESTED No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres % acres % No.
% acres % acres X NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 06 ASD 07 ASD 08 TOTAL , SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL I CENTRAL ASo 13 ASD 14 ASD 15 ASO 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASO 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 15 9 36 17 77 14 16 41 6 77 10 10 7 24 6 13 50 7.6 5.T;' 3.4% 20.0 59.5 35.7 2.3% 7.6 1.9% 4.9% 14.3 4.3% 10.3% 14.5% 33.8 8.7% 33.8 10.3% 27.27- 13.6i; 6.4X 29.1% 122.8 29.8% 89.5 14.4 3.S% 4.1% 16.5 4.4% 14.5 5.37- 5.0% 6.0% 16.8 15.5% 50.8 12.3% 32.8 10.0% 1.8% 21.2% 6.0 2.3% 29.1% 88.0 21.4% 69.6 15% 1 6.0 3.81.
3.8% 1.8 1 8 .4% .4% 1.8 1.8 .5% .5% 2.6%1 11.0 1 9.1% 45.7 2.3% 14.5 4.9% 35.0 2 7% 11 .1% 3.57.

8.5% 18.9% 106.2 25.8% 8.4% 2.5% 8.3 27.7 14.5 4.4% 33.0 10.0% 25.4% 83.5 .6% 16 5 4 26 51 6.0% 66.7 1.9% 2.5 9.0 1 .
57- 3.6% 9.8% 14.8 19.2% 93.01 22.67- 20.3% .4% 2.0% 3.07- 25.6% 265 100.0% 411.7 100.0% 328.6 100.07- 16.2% 66.7 1.3 6.5 9.8 84.2 2.2~' 13 5 28 2 48 8.2% 10.8 3.2% 2.5 17.7% 27.5 1.5 1.3% 30.47- 42.3 4.6% 10.8 10.3% 2.4% 1.1% 2.5 21.4% 11.6% 22.5 1.27- 1.3 35.27- 17.9% 37.1 .6% .5% 78 15.3 3 11.3% 237.2 68 79 13.1% 214.5 228 37.9% 626.0 13.0% 159.0 11.6% 155.7 12.8% 1.37- 17.6X 14.0% 45.67- 1.1% 15.3 17.3% 214.2 15.7% 170.1 555.3 45.T/.

20 12.7"1.

10.4 4 41.
20 12.7" .47- 18.07- 25.2% 16 10 93 13.5 2.7"1.

1.7% 16.0 15.4% 257.6 1.0% 8.5 1.2% 16.0 .T/.

1.3% 18.8% 226.5 18.6' 6 2 8 2 14 6 22 3.8% 60 2.5% 1.0 .9% 91.7 1 .

3;~ 5.1% 97.7 38.8% 41.3% 13% 8.9Y.

1.9 5.3 .8% 2 2i; 3.8% 3.3 13.9% 10.4 1.4;;- 4.4% 1.7 2.7 1.9 5.0 2.8 9.6 1.6% 2.6% 1.8% 4 7% 2.6% 9.1% 1 11.
1% 120.8 67 1.8% 14.0 11 10.5 3 4.7% 18.8 28 109 18.1% 164.1 .5% 8.8% 108.8 4.0 1.0% 4.8 .8% 1.4% 16.6 12.0% 134.1 8.9% .3% .4% 1.4% 11.0% 14 25 7 46 2.3% 23.3 4.2% 35.5 1.7% 18.3 2.6% 32.5 1.2% 38.2 7.6% 97.0 2.8% 34.0 7.1% 84.8 1.5% 2.7% 2.8% 7.0% 2.0 .61.

1.9% 7.0 6.3% 15.0 6.0 3.8% 12.7% 30.0 1.9% 1 6.6% 3 13. rl.

10 5.

T/.

6 27.97- 20 158 100.07.

236.5 100.0% 105.3 100.07- 2.0 .87-1 3.0% 7.0 6.3% 14.4 6.0 2.57- 12.7% 29.4 37.0 1.7% 6.1% 81.3 7.0% 64.4 6.1% 41.0 223.8 3.0% 10 6.

T/.
T/.

37 5.27- 42 3.0"1.

37 126 20.97- 17.9% 602 100.0% 1368.5 100.07- 1218.2 100.0% 2.7% 36.5 81.3 5.97- 63.2 4.77- 3.0% 36.5 16.47- 217.5 TabLe 8.15: PERMANENT CROPS IN "INTERPLANTED AND ASSOCIATED STANDS", NUMBER OF FARHS GROWING, NUHBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED AND BEARING, AREAS PLANTED AND BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FARHS Other Combinations Plantalns,Coconuts,Cltrus,Others SIZE OF THE FARM NO.

OF FARHS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.


OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA (acres) GROWING HARVESTED GROWING HARVESTED No.

% acres % acres % No.

% acres ); acres % 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 500.00 and more 40 195 73 54 8 6 3 3 1 10.4% 85.5 15.0% 83.3 18.5% 50.9% 185.4 32.5% 134.8 30.0% 91.2 20.3% 19.1% 107.3 18.8r.

16.8% 14.1% 102.4 18.0% 75.6 3.3% 3.1% 14.8 2.1% 17.5 7.5% 6.2% 33.8 1.6% 35.5 1.3% 6.0 4.6% 26.0 1 .6r.
7.0 1.2% 7.0 .7% 3.0 .5% 3.0 .8% .8% .3% 15 95 33 24 1 1 8.9"1.

6.3 56.2% 173.9 19.5% 110.0 26.3% 91.5 82.5 14.2% 100.0 23.9"1.

3.0 .7'1.

1.8% 1.5% 6.3 41.6% 139.0 40.0% 26.3% 23.8% .9% 3.0 .6% .6% 25.0 6.0% 25.0 7.2% TOTAL 383 100.0% 569.6 100.0% 449.2 100.0% 169 100.0% 418.2 100.0% 347.4 100.0% PERMANENT CROPS IN "INTERPLANTED AND ASSOCIATED STANDS", No.
OF FARMS GROWING, No.OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING, AREAS PLANTED/BEARING BY ADs AND ASDs TabLe 8.15a: Other Combinations PLantains, Coconuts, Citrus, Others AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED AREA NO.

OF FARMS AREA PLANTED SUB-DISTRICTS GROWING HARVEST EO GROWING AREA HARVESTED No.

Y. acres % acres % No.


% acres % acres % NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 06 ASD 07 ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASO 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH \JEST ASD 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 33 6 26 40 105 68 13 28 17 126 15 9 20 24 68 6 20 26 8.6% 90.3 1.6% 18.0 6.8% 26.3 15.8Y.

3.2% 17.3 4.6% 15.4 58.9 10.3% 32.9 193.4 84.3 18.8% 3.8% 3.4% 7.3% 34.0% 149.8 33.3% 10.4% 27.47- 38 22.5% 63.6 1.8% 15.5 3 18.3% 110.2 31 28.3 8 4.,1.
BO 47.3% 217.5 15.2% 61.4 3.7% 15.5 26.3% 89.1 6.8% 28.3 52.0% 194.2 17.8% 83.4 14.6% BO.6 17.9% 2.6% 2.5% 11.8 3.4% 14.3 6.4% 6.3% 28.8 7.3% 35.8 3.5% 15.9 3.5% 4.4% 20.1 27.0% 137.0 30.5% 32.9% 153.6 12 2 1 3 18 10.7"1.

7.1% 36.2 7.0 1.2% 2.5 .6% 1.8% 10.5 56.2 8.7% 31.2 7.0 1.7% 1.0 2.5% 10.3 13.4% 49.4 .6% 17.7:( 4.5% 25.6% 8.1r.

55.9% 9.0% 2.0"1.
55.9% 9.0% 2.0"1.

.3% 3.0% 14.2% 8.0% 6.3% 36.0 3.9% 36.0 3.0% 2.7% 13.6 2.3% 15.5 3.8% 9.7:( 5.2% 55.2 16.9 1.1% 8.6 5.1 1.5% 6.37- 17.8% 115.3 20.2% 71.6 15.9% 4.1% 11 .5 7 7.1% 30.3 12 11.8% 17.0 20 39 23.1% 58.7 2.8% 11.5 7.2% 20.8 9.3 4.1% 14.0% 41.5 3.3% 6.0"1.

2.7:( 11.9"1.

8.3 1.6% 5.2% 11.0 1.47- 1.9% 6.0 6.0 1.3% 1.3% 6.8% 19.3 3.4% 12.0 2.7% 3 1 1 5 .6% 1.8% 35.3 3.0 3.0 3.0% 41.3 .6% 8.4% 30.8 3.0 .7% .7% 8.9% .9"1.
9.9% 33.8 9.7X 4.27- 40.5 4.2% 17.0 5.5% 19.1 1.3% 11 .5 15.1% 88.1 8.8% 7.1% 39.5 16 2.4% 3.0% 11.0 16 3.8% 3.4% 16.9 21 2.0% 11 .5 2.6% 5 15.5% 78.9 17.6% 58 383 100.0% 569.6 100.0% 449.2 100.0% 3.0 .6% 1 1.2% 4.0 2 13.6% 36.0 23 6.0r.

.3% 1.5 .6% 1 8.2% 27 16.0% 44.5 169 100.0% 418.2 100.0% 347.4 100.0% 3.0 .,1.

3.5 1.0% 8.6% 21.0 1.0 10.6% 28.5 .9% 1.0"1.


.4% SCATTERED "PERMANENT" PLANTS/TREES: NUMBER OF FARMS GROWING, NUMBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY ADs AND ASDs Table 9.1a: Avocado Mango Coconut AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & No.

of Farms No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of Farms No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of Farms No.

of Trees No.

of Trees SUB-DISTRICTS Growing Planted Bearing Growing.

Planted Bearing Growing Planted Bearing No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

i.

No.

% No.

% No.


% No.

i. f----- NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 06 ASD 07 ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 15 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL - ' 77 219 352 118 766 185 20 49 136 390 99 98 30 100 327 15 88 25 21 149 289 337 4.4% 4.7"1.

17.1/.

12.6% 1234 809 20.2% 1212 954 16.8% 493 377 6.8% 6.8% 3276 45.4% 2429 44.0Y.

10.6% 873 87 1 .11.
10.6% 873 87 1 .11.

2.8% 176 7.8% 338 22.4% 1474 481 5.7% 345 5.6% 102 1.7% 429 5.7% 18.8% 1357 .9% 5 1% 1.4% 1.2% 8.6% 60 417 75 130 682 12.1% 1.2% 2.4% 4.7i.

20.4Y.

6.7% 4.8% 1.4% 5.9% 18.8% .8% 5.8% 1.0% 1.8% 9.4% 612 81 104 284 1081 234 295 81 379 989 18 314 63 118 513 5.4% 15.1% 17.8% 7.0i.
45.2% 11.4% 1.5% 1.9% 5.3% 20.1% 4.4% 5.5% 1.5% 7.1% 18.4% .3% 49.1/.

442 46.5% 4219 4.6% 8.3% 621 .4% 21 4.0% 195 502 7.4% 20.1% 1339 6.1% .2% 1.9% 5.0i.

13.2/.

460 11 142 403 1016 3.8% 8.5% 3.5% 6.2% 22.2/.

.3% 2.9% .3% 3.5% 352 643 476 412 1883 277 3.5% 488 6.4% 392 4.7"1.
4.1% 184 18.6% 1341 33 275 182 490 .3% 2.7% 1.8% 4.8Y.

33 230 172 435 5.4% .1% 1.7"/, 4.7"1.

11.8% 3.2% 5.7"1.

4.6% 2.1% 15.6% .4% 2.7% 2.0% 5.1% 138 11.4% 1918 376 3.3% 40 393 69 5.7"1.

3.3% 40 194 23.8% 2881 287 19.5% 1424 335 3.8% 348 4.0% 2.0% 170 29.3% 2277 17.6% 4.1% 4.3% 2.1/.

28.2% 13.7"/, 1292 165 11 6 .5% 341 57 4.7% 349 7.4% 89 317 26.3% 1993 13.1% 1100 13.6% .1/.
11 .1% .6% 385 3.0% 133 1.0% 624 4.1% 8.6% 1160 18 .2% 317 3.9% 1.4% 133 548 6.3% 11.8% 1016 6.0i.

9.8i.

11.

7% 4.8% 32.3% .2% 3.9"/.

1.6% 6.8% 12.6% 1.0% 1.6% 2.8% .9% 6.2% .5% 17 2.2% 28 4.1% 48 4.0% 15 108 10.9"1.

1740 100.0% 7220 100.0% 5372 100.0% 2001 100.


(J"/, 1.4% 2.3% 2.5% .6% 6.7% 1.2% 1.8% 2.5% .5% 6.0% 77 121 132 30 360 10 45 83 81 219 88 130 178 35 431 __ L .

.6% 3.3% 4.2% 8.8% .6% .6% 48 58 2.2% 319 329 3.7"1.

1.7% 344 4.0% 424 1.5% 876 10.2X 886 6.0% 1697 16.8% 1587 18.5% 10113 100.0% 8598 100.0% 1206 100.0% 9836 100.

(J"/' .9% 1 .7"1.

3.5% 3.6% 9.7% 11 20 42 44 117 59 220 169 143 591 52 .6% 205 2.5% 150 1.9% 137 1.7% 6.7% 544 8083 100.0% -- .
- Table 9.1: SCATTERED "PERMANENT" PLANTS/TREES: NUMBER OF FARHS GROWING, NUMBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FARMS Avocado Mango Coconut SIZE OF THE FARM (acres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 500.00 and more TOTAL No.

of Farms No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of Farms No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of Farms No.

of Trees No.


of Trees Planted Bearing Growing Planted Bearing Growing Bearing Planted Growing No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% 510 450 11.8% 205 56.6% 3705 985 345 19.8% 1773 179 10.3% 1070 117 .9% 16 .2% 31 4 .1% 2 20 17 .1% 2 37 .1% 2 7.2% 580 8.4% 64.5% 5380 66.6% 17.4% 1433 17.7"1.
5.1% 411 5.2% 2.1% 171 2.2% .2% 15 .9% .4% 30 .5% .3% 25 .6% .5% .4% 2.7"1.
10.2% 8.9% .5% 3.0% 2.8% .5% 1.2% 1 .1% .2% .7% 1.0% .1% 340 6.2% 51.3% 2610 24.6% 1385 14.8% 866 67 1.6% 31 .4% 20 .3% 16 .2% .5% 37 825 16.2% 63.4% 6345 13.9% 1710 4.3% 510 218 1.1% .5% 90 .2% 45 .2% 55 38 .1% 6.3% 280 48.6% 1085 25.8% 384 204 16.1% 21 1.2% 10 .6% 10 .4% 4 .3% 3 .7"1.
195 765 168 52 13 6 3 3 1 264 905 285 115 98 233 875 258 105 56 T.ble 9.28: SCATTERED ·'PERrtANENT Il PLANTS/TREES: NU"BER OF FAR"S GRCltWING, NUPfBEA OF PlANTS/TREES PlANTED/BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY ADs AND ASDs Breadfruit Coffee Cocoa AGRICULTURE DISTRiCTS & No.

of Far.s No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of FarllS No.

of Trees No.

of Trees SUB-DISTRICTS Bearing Growing Planted Planted 8eering Growing frikJ.

of Faru frikJ.

of Trees No.

of Tree.


Pl.nted Growing BNdng NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 06 ASD 07 ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 15 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.
~ 1;0% 42 91 2.1% 3.1% 133 694 16.0% 417 10.6% 1.1% 42 80 2.0% 128 3.3% 667 17.0% 142 20.4% 1044 17.1% .6% 15 1.3% 7 2.6% 38 202 35 2.2% 6 1.0% 160 5.5% 29.0% 1335 21.9% 1015 814 16.5% .7% .1% 3.3% 20.6% 50 81 160 83 80 21 45 4.6% 4.6% 1.2% 2.6% 229 13.2% 6.3% 391 4.9% 301 1.3% 79 136 2.2% 907 14.7% .2% 7.5% 3.3% 2.1% .2% 4 8.7% 130 3.6% 58 4.0% 36 228 13.1% 1015 16.4% 12 537 220 246 6.6% 391 5.1% 289 1.3% 76 2.0% 114 870 15.2% .2% 12 9.2% 527 3.8% 216 4.2% 241 996 17.4% 43 7 27 77 2 8 14 10 34 7.3% 1.2% 271 18 6.2% .4% 251 16 6.4% .4% 4.6% 13.1% 267 6.1% 556 12.6% 267 6.6% 534 13.6% .3% 1.4% 2.4% 1.7% 5.8% 4 72 108 111 295 .1% 1.7% 2.5% 2.6% 6.8% 4 72 108 I I I 295 .1% 1.8% 2.8% 2.6% 7.5% 27 17 II 13 68 3 10 15 20 48 3.9% 2.4% 1.6% 1.9% 9.8% .4% 1.4% 2.2% 2.9% 6.9% 269 4.4% 182 3.0% 4.6% 295 92 1.5% 838 13.8% 2 189 75 344 610 .0% 3.1% 1.2% 5.6% 10.0% 214 110 180 67 571 0 94 75 319 488 4.3% 2.2% 3.7%
 1.4% 11.6% .0% 1.9% 1.5% 6.5% 9.9% .6% .3% 4.6% .6% 6.1% .5% 11 .1% 6 3.3% 80 .8% 10 107 4.7% 1741 100.0% 6178 100.0% 5722 100.0% .5% .1% 3.7% .8% 5.1% 31 8 227 47 313 28 3 189 47 267 .3% 1.9% 1.0% .9% 4.1% .2% 2 2.9% II .6% 6 .4% 5 4.0% 24 586 100.0% 4349 100.0% 3916 100.0% .1% 2.6% .5% .3% 3.6% 6 114 23 15 158 6 114 23 15 158 1.1% 1.3% 2.0% 1.1% 5.6% .7% 8 .8% 9 .7% 14 1.2% 8 3.4% 39 697 100.0% 6094 100.0% 4921 100.0% .8% .6% .6% 1.0% 3.0% 32 39 34 61 166 47 39 34 61 181 ~- SCATTERED "PERMANENT"
 PLANTSITREES: NUMBER OF FARMS GROWING, NUMBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FARMS Table 9.2; Breadfruit Coffee Cocoa No.
of Farlls No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of Farms No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of Farms No.

of Trees No.

of Trees Growing Planted Bearing Growing Planted Bearing Growing Planted Bearing No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

% 335 9.2% 5.4% 160 900 415 226 22 7 5 5 1 5.6% 320 51.7% 2n5 44.9% 2605 45.5X 25.6% 23.6% 1587 1475 993 916 16.OX 13.0% 159 2.5X 145 1.3% .7% 41 74 .4X 1.2% 70 70 .3X 2.4X 150 140 .3X .2% 35 10 .1X 1741 loo.OX 5n2 loo.OX 25.7"1.
16.1% 2.6% 1.2% 1.1X 2.4% .6% 6178 loo.OX 80 13.7"1.

58.OX 19.3X 8.2X .9% .0% 340 113 48 5 0 460 2420 1067 384 18 0 10.6% 55.6% 2175 24.5% 8.8% .4X .or.

460 11.7% 55.5% 917 23.4X 8.ax 346 .5% 18 .OX 0 85 415 131 58 7 1 465 12.2% 59.5% 3785 1232 18.8X 551 8.3X 46 1.0% 15 .1X 405 8.2X 7.6X 62.1X 2980 60.6% 20.2% 1067 21.7% 8.6X .9% .OX 9.0% .8X .2% 423 46 0 586 loo.OX 4349 loo.or.

3916 loo.OX 697 100.


OX 6094 loo.OX 4921 l00.OX SIZE OF THE FARM (acres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 500.00 and lIOre TOTAL SCATTERED uPERMANEHT Il PLANTS/TREES: NUMER of F.l~S GROWING, NUMBER OF PlANTS/TREES PlANTED/BEARING OH THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FARMS Table 9.3: orange Grapefruit Sugar Cane SIZE OF THE FARM (8cres) No.

01 farms No.

01 Trees Growing Planted t40.

of Trees No.

of Far.s No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.


of Farms No.

of Trees No.

of Trees Bearing Growing Grow,ng 8Hring Planted Planted Bearing No.

r. No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% 0.111- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 9.99 5.00- 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200 .00-499.99 TOTAL 100 18.9r.

260 49.1% 110 20.~ 50 9.5% 2 2 3 .4% .4% .6% 2 .4% 529 1OO.OX 260 1320 712 343 7 15 42 26 9.5r.

48.4% 26.1% 12.6% .3r.

.6r.

1.5r.

LOX 2725 1OO.OX 195 1010 403 10.1% 52.1X 2O.8r.


5 262 7 13.5% .4r.

.3% 1.6r.

1.3r.

1940 1oo.OX 32 26 70 235 104 15.OX 50.4X 22.3% 7.3% 160 940 42.BX 27.2% 596 50 10.7X 420 19.1% 2 2 1 2 .4% .4% .2% .4% 12 6 15 45 .5% .3% .n 2.U 466 1OO.OX 2194 1OO.OX 115 6.5% 44.7X 795 427 24.OX 393 22.1% .n .1% 12 1 15 20 .lI?

: 1.1% 1778 1OO.OX 30 14.1% 120 56.3% 21.1% 7.OX 1.4r.

15 45 3 315 14.2% 810 36.6% 40.4% B94 174 7.9% 21 .9% 315 15.3% 740 35.9r.

39.BX 819 8.1r.
39.BX 819 8.1r.

.9% 167 19 213 1OO.OX 2214 1OO.OX 2060 1OO.OX Toble 9.310: SeA-TIERED KPERMHENT" PLAHTSITREES: NUMBER Of: FARMS GROWtHS, IUllER Of: PlANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING llH THE CENSUS DAY, BY AD.

AND ASD.
AND ASD.

Orange Grapefruit Sugar e- AGRICULTURE DiSTRICTS & SUB-DISTRICTS NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 06 ASD 07 ASD OB TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 1~ ASD 15 ASO 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 17 ASO 18 ASD 19 ASO 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL No.

of Farllls No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of Farn No.

of Trees No.

of Trees Mo.

of Far.. No.

of Tree.

No.

01 Trees Planted Growing Growing Bearing IlelIr;ng Planted Plonted Beer-ing .Growing No.
% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% 550 2B.4% 59 16.8% 6.9% 134 8.9% 47 304 15.7% 78 14.7X 36 7.2% 139 6.8% 250 47.3% 1536 56.4% 1121 58.1% 734 26.9% 8.9% 242 15.1% 411 5.5% 149 9.9% 46 4.5% 21 97 20.8% 5.4% 25 189 40.6% 74 14.OX 1.3% 7 2.8% 15 3.8% 20 116 21.9% 2.3% 12 2.3% 12 1.7Y.

9 9.5% 50 83 15.7Y.

2 , 11 4 18 .4% .2% 2.1r.

.8% 3.4% 372 13.1% 1.OX 28 3.OX 81 41 1.s% 522 19.2X 1.3% 35 1.3% 35 1.9% 53 174 6.4% 297 10.9% 10 4 43 29 86 .4% .1% 1.6Y.
1.1% 3.2% 197 10.2% .7% 13 3.2% 62 1.2% 24 15.3% 296 10 25 9 169 213 10 4 43 24 81 .5% 1.3% .5% 8.7% 11.OX .5% .2.

2.2r.

1.2% 4.2% 7.7% 36 1.3% 6 5.4% 25 12 2.6% 79 17.0% 3.6% 17 4.3% 20 1.7% 8 53 1'.4% 98 21.0% .9% 4 7 1.5Y.
3.9X 18 19 4.1% 48 10.3X 225 10.3% 4.5% 98 430 19.6% 115 5.2% 868 39.6% 145 2Z 78 66 311 6.6% 1.0% 3.6% 3.0% 14.2% 4.0% 87 5.OX 110 2.0% 44 301 13.1% 542 24.1% 1.3% 29 .8% 17 4.3% 94 165 7.5% 30S 13.9% 9.3% 165 4.6.% 82 20.7% 368 5.2% 92 707 39.8% 5 2.3% 32 15.OX 33 15.5% 1.9% 4 34.1% 74 .9% 20 6.7% 148 5.0% 111 .9% 21 300 13.6% .5% 10 10B 5.2% 5.OX 104 1.OX Z1 99S 48.3% 7 24 3.3% 0 0 .OX 84 39.4% 1065 1.1% .OX .4% .OX 48.1% 1003 48.1% B 0 5 2.3% 50 2.3% 50 2.4% 11 16 1 7 5.2X 7.5% .5% 3.3% 9.0% 200 250 11.3% 9.1% 200 250 12.1% 10 12 .5% .5% 10 7 .5% .3% 8 3.8% 22 1.
OX 17 .8% 3.OX 16 1.1% 6 6.4X 34 1.1X 6 6Z 11.7X 529 100.0'-' 5.7% 154 1.4% 38 2.9% 79 13 .5% 284 10.4% 2725 100.OX 5.9% 114 1.1% 22 3.8% 74 .1% 13 223 '1.5% 1940 100.OX 4.1% 19 2.1% 10 4.7% 22 .2% 1 52 11.2% 466 100.OX 89 4.

'% 1.3% 29 2.2% 49 .OX 1 7.1% 168 2194 100.OX 59 19 49 1 158 5.OX 1.1% 2.8X .1% 8.9% 1118 100.
OX 547 Z6.6.% 547 24.7% 30 14.1% 30 .OX 1.4% .5% 1 31 547 26.6.% 577 26.1% 14.6% Z13 l00.OX 2214 100.0% 2ll6O loo.OX 0 Table 9.4: SCATTERED uPERMAHEHT" PLANTS/TREES: NUHBER OF FARMS GROWING, NUMBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIrE Of THE fARMS Sour L iee Sour Sop Bay Leaf No.

of Far.s No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of FarlDS No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of Farlls No.

of Trees No.

of Trees Planted PLanted Growing Bearing Bearing Growing Gf"OWing Bearing PLanted No.

% No.
% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.
% 150 50 11.3% 6.n: 55.6% 1060 47.3% 20.6% 461 8.n: 194 2.5% 55 1.2% 26 8.8% 198 3.6% 80 .n: 15 145 7.2% 980 4B.6% 419 20.8% 7.6% 154 2. r" 55 .8% 16 9.8% 198 2.5% 50 a .0% 441 100.0% 2239 100.0% 2017 100.0% 245 8B 20.0% 9.1% 40 7 1.6% 3 .n: 1.1% 5 .5% 2 .2% 1 16.4% 65 1B5 46.7% 1B.4% 73 54 13.6% 2.5% 10 .5% 2 1.0% 4 .3% 1 .5% 2 125 7.6% 725 44.0% 296 18.0% 263 15.9% 2.B% 46 .2% 3 9.2% 151 1.5% 25 .9% .8% 6.3% 62.0% 10.4% 3.7% B.n: 4.5% 4.3% 1 .8% .0% 131 100.0% 2561 100.0% 2314 100.0% 1.0% 25 0 SIZE Of THE fARM (acres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 500.00 and -.ore TOTAL Table 9.40: SCATTER£D npERMANENT" PLANTS/TREES: NUMBER OF FARMS GROWING, NUMBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY ADs AND ASDs Sour Lime Sour Sop BayLeef AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & No.
01 Farms No.

01 Trees No.

01 Trees No.

01 Farms No.

01 Trees No.

01 Trees No.

01 FarMs No.

01 Trees No.

of TrHs SUB-DISTRICTS Planted Bearing Planted Bearing GrO'lo'lng Growing Growing Planted Bearing No.

7- No.

7- No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

7- No.

X No.


X NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 06 ASD 07 ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 15 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 3.270 14 7.970 35 14.370 63 67 15.2X 179 40.670 8.8X 39 2.17.

12 2.9% 13 2 .5X 66 15.0% 48 10.9X 8.870 39 1.8% 8 8.6% 38 133 30.2% 2 4 2 4 12 .5X .9% .5% .

9"1.
9"1.

2.f;' .570 2 1.670 7 4.1% 18 5.4X 24 51 11.6% 441 1OO.0X '15 155 301 272 843 155 20 51 3 229 228 261 31 164 684 3 10 19 61 93 5.1% 6.97- 13.47- 12.1X 37.17.

6.970 .97- 2.370 .17- 10.27- 10.27- 11.17.

1.4X 7.37- 30.57- .17- .4% .87- 2.7"• 4.2% 4.7% 94 7.7% 155 246 12.270 221 11.OX 716 35.570 145 19 49 2 215 7.2% .9% 2.470 .170 10.7% 208 10.3X 11.9% 241 1.OX 20 7.8% 158 627 31.1% 3 10 19 51 83 .1% .570 ',.
2.5X 4.1% 2.570 10 6.370 25 11.170 44 14.670 58 137 34.670 64 16.27- 1 .37- 5 1.87- 7 2.5% 10 21.7% 86 11 2.870 3.370 13 .3% 1 60 15.270 21.57- 85 7 5 6 5 23 1.8% 1.3X 1.5X 1.3% 5.87- 81 47 265 239 632 305 15 33 31 384 81 72 3 174 330 12 11 7 15 55 4.470 2.6X 14.4X 13.OX 34.4X 16.6X .ax 1.ax 1.17.

20.9% 4.4X 3.9% .170 9.5% 18.0% .7".

1.1X .4X .87- 3.D"' 71 4.3% 2.8% 46 229 13.9% 13.OX 215 34.OX 561 280 17.
OX .9% 15 1.7X 28 23 1.4% 346 21.0% 81 58 3 159 301 12 16 7 15 50 4.9% 3.5% .2% 9.670 18.3X .7% 1.OX .470 .97- 3.0X 2.7% 54 2.47- 54 .7% 1.17- 14 24 4.OX 80 3.8% 84 228 11.3X 228 10.2"1.

376 18.6% 390 17.4X 2239 100.0% 2017 100.0% .5X .5% 9.370 6.1% 16.470 2.17.

35 2 .4% 6 2 9.570 156 37 194 11.8% 24 23.7% 391 65 396 100.0% 1836 100.1)% 1649 100.OX 1.9% .3% 9.8% 11.7% 23.7% 35 6 180 214 435 16.870 22 4.670 6 6.97- 9 1 .8X 38 29.0'.
6.97- 9 1.570 2 2.370 3 10 7.670 24 18.3X 161 60 103 2 6.370 2.3% 4.OX .17- 326 12.7% 71 7 21 40 139 2.8% .370 .8% 1.6% 5.470 144 10 58 2 214 71 7 1 0 79 6.2% .470 2.570 .1% 9.2% 3.17, .3% .OX .OX 3.4% 7.3% 170 9.670 245 16 12.270 215 9.3X 215 8.4% 11.5X 15 950 41.17, 950 37.1% 4.670 6 4.570 4.17, 10S 11.5% 10S 15 39.7% 1515 59.2% 1440 62.2% 52 6 1 7 1 4.670 .8X 260 10.2% .3X 8 260 11.2% .370 8 5.3% 268 10.5% 268 11.67- .8X 100 3.97- 100 4.3% 6.17.
8 .8% 1 7.6X 10 131 100.OX 4.4% 113 100 3.97- 313 12.2X 2561 1OO.OX 4.9% 113 4.3% 100 313 13.5X 2314 100.OX SCATTEREO "PERMANENT II PlANTS/TREES: NUMBER OF FARMS GROWING, NJMBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FARNS Table 9.5: Bonona Breadnut C;n~ SIZE OF THE FAR" (acres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 TOTAL No.

of FarIAs No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of Far.s NO.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.


of Far_s No.

of Tre-es No.

of Trees Planted Planted Growing Growing Beering Planted &earing Bearing Growing No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X 65 115 15 4 2 32.3X 57.2X 7.5X 2.OX 1.OX 500 18.5X 1785 65.9X 14.1X 381 1.1% 31 .4X 10 320 25.2X 725 57.2X 194 15.3% 2.3% 29 .OX 0 201 1OO.OX 2707 100.0% 1268 100.0% 5.7X 25 185 41.9X 131 29.6% 82 18.6X 1.6% 7 1.IX 5 1.1X 5 .5X 2 3.4X 40 34.
OX 405 338 28.4X 283 23.8% 2.3X 27 4.7X 56 2.0% 24 1.4% 17 442 100.0% 1190 100.0% 4.OX 40 315 31.7X 278 28.OX 260 26.2X 2.1X 21 4.4X 44 2.4X 24 1.2X 12 994 1OO.OX 10 3.3X 200 65.6% 20.3% 62 9.2X 28 1.3X 4 .3X 1 1.OX 15 760 52.8% 22.6% 325 229 15.9X 6.OX 86 .

1.7X 25 1.3X 15 53.4% 600 232 2O.6X 17.
OX 191 5.9X 66 1.8% 20 305 100.0% 1440 100.0% 1124 100.0% SCATTERED "PERMANENT l ' PLANTS/TREES: NUMBER OF FARMS GROWING, NUMBER OF PLANTS/TREES PlANTED/BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY ADs AHO "50s T.able 9.5.: Banana Breadnut Cin~ AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & SUB-OISTRICTS NORTIl EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 06 ASD 07 ASD 08 TOrAl SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASO 15 ASD 16 TOTAL NOflTll WEST ASD 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL No.
of Farlls No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of Far..s No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of FarlJls No.

of Trees No.

of Tree, PLanted Growing Beering 8earing Growing PLanted Bearing Plan'ted GroIJinjl No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.
X 30 14.9X 3.OX 6 215 37 7.91: 1.4X 175 13.8X 1.7X 21 36 17.91: 252 9.3X 196 15.5X 2 2 11 15 5 16 1.OX 1.OX 5.5X 7.5X 2.5X 8.OX 40 19.9X 3O.3X 61 8 1 4.OX .5X 15 25 35 75 100 205 230 535 54 20 .6X .91: 1.3X 2.8X 3.7X 7.6X 15 25 35 75 100 80 1.2X 2.OX 2.8X 5.91: 7.91: 6.3X 8.5X 19.8X 225 405 17.7X 31.91: 2.OX .7% 12 16 .91: 1.3X 9 4.5X 74 2.7% 28 2.2X 12.4X 25 27.4X 55 80 39.8X 201 100.OX 8.7% 236 56.7% 1535 1771 65.4X 2707 1OO.OX 9.5X 121 443 34.91: 564 44.5X 1268 1OO.OX 5.2X 23 5.OX 22 116 26.2X 4.1X 18 179 4O.5X 32 8 6 16 62 7.2X 1.8X 1.4X 3.6X 14.OX 1.4X 6 5.2X 23 1.4X 6 4.1X 18 53 12.
OX .91: 4 69 15.6X 5.4X 24 14 3.2X 111 25.1.

.91: 4 1.4X 6 5.7X 25 .5X 2 37 8.4X 442 1OO.OX 5.6X 67 3.6X 43 222 18. n 35 2.9X 367 30.& 6.6X 79 .9X 11 2.3X 27 35 2.9X 152 12.& 1.3X 15 4.5X 54 1.1X 13 6."
73 155 13. ax 1.4X 17 244 20.5X 8.4X 100 3.9X 47 34.3X 408 1.7X 20 1.2% 14 5.5X 66 .n 8 9.1X 108 1190 1oo.ax 46 43 4.6X 4.3X 207 2O.8X 31 3.1X 327 32.91: 55 8 7 15 85 55X .8X .7X 1.5X 8.6X 1.5X 15 3.3X 33 .3X 3 68 6.8% 119 12.OX 16 1.6X 209 21.OX 100 10.1X 4.OX 40 365 36.7X 1.OX 10 14 1.4X 6.6X 66 8 .8X 9.91: 98 994 1OO.OX 21.6X 66 7.5X 23 3O.5X 93 13.1X 40 222 72.8X 440 30.6X 5.1X 74 312 21.7X 165 11.5X 68.8X 991 358 31.91: 2.7X 30 23.6X 265 100 8.91: 753 67.
OX 49 12 5 16.1X 3.91: 1.6X 347 24.1X 3.OX 43 .7% 10 300 26.7X 1.2% 13 .91: 10 66 21.6X 400 27.8X 323 28.7X 1 1 2 2 5 7 14 .3X .3X .7X .r~ 1.6X 2.3X 4.6X 2 2 4 16 5 18 39 .n .n .3X 1.1X .3X 1.3X 2.7% 2 2 4 15 5 18 38 .2% .2% .4X 1.3X .4X 1.6X 3.4X 1 .3X 6 .4X 6 .5X 1 .3X 305 1OO.OX 6 .4X 1440 100.OX 6 .5X 1124 100.

OX SCATTERED "PERMANENT" PUHTS/TREES: HU"BER OF FAR"S GROWING,.
NlJtII!E:R OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FARIIS Table 9.6: Plantain Guava Pineepple SIZE OF THE FARM (acr-es) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 500.00 and lIOr-e TOTAL No.

of Far.s No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of FarllS No.

of Trees Ho.

of Trees No.

of Far-lIS No.

of Tr-ees No.

01 Trees Planted Planted Be8r-'ing Gr-owing Bearing Gl'"OWing Growing Planted Bear-ing No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.


% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.
% .3 .5% 1 .5% .0% SCATTERED "PERMANENT" PLANTSITREES: NUMBER Of fARMS GROIIING, NUMBER Of PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING ON Tl1E CENSUS DAY, BY ADs AHD ASDs Table 9.68: Plantain Guava Pineapple AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & No.
of Farllls No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of FarlllS No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of Farlls No.

of Trees No.

of Trees SUB-DISTRICTS Growing Bearing Planted Bearing Planted Belring Growing Growing Planted No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.
% 23 14.9% 25 16.2% 8.4% 13 4.5% 7 68 44.2% 160 10.OX 18.1% 288 9.4% 149 43 2.7% 640 40.2% 9.7X 100 18.5% 191 2.9% 30 2.4% 25 346 33.5% 36 19.7X 2.7% 5 2.7% 5 4.9% 9 30.1% 55 136 14.OX 4.2% 41 3.4% 33 3.1% 30 240 24.8% 133 16.OX 4.OX 2.8% 3.6% 219 26.4% 33 23 30 5 17.2% 3.4% 1 7 24.1% 1 3.4% 14 48.3% 300 40.7% 1.4% 10 153 20.8% .1% 63.OX 1 464 .OX 0 6 1.8X 88 27.1% 1 .3% 95 29.2% 1 5 6 .6% 3.2% 15 10 .9% .6% 5 5 .5% .5% 3.9% 25 1.6% 10 1.OX 20 13.OX 7.1% 11 240 115 15.1% 7.2% 240 10 23.2% 1.OX 7.1% 11 42 27.3% 115 7.2% 470 29.5% 75 325 7.3% 31.4% 4.5% 7 10 6.5% 17 11.OX 3.3% 52 140 8.8% 192 12.1% 52 5.OX 140 13.5% 18.6% 192 .6% 1 11 7.1% 1.9% 3 3.9% 6 13.6% 21 154 l00.OX 6 .4% 8.2% 131 2.4% 39 5.6% 90 16.7% 266 1593 l00.OX 6 71 29 55 161 .6% 6.9% 2.8% 5.3% 15.6% 1034 100.0% 31 16.9% 61 6.3% 44 5.3% 5 17.2% 15 2.OX 15 4.6% 11 42 6.OX 23.OX 32 93 3.3% 9.6% 32 76 3.9% 9.2% 5 17.2% 15 2.OX 15 4.6% 13 10 28 51 2 2 7.1% 5.5% 15.3% 27.9% 1.1% 1.1% 47 15 241 303 4.9% 1.5% 24.9% 31.3% 5.5% 46 1.8% 15 23.OX 191 252 30.4% 5 5 .5% .5% 5 5 .6% .6% 1 3.4% 3 .4% 0 .OX 7 24.1% 8 27.6% 140 143 19.OX 19.4% 100 30.8% 100 30.8% 30 16.4% 1.6% 3 33 18.OX 183 l00.OX 7.6% 74 253 26.1% 327 33.8% 968 l00.OX 74 8.9% 203 24.5% 2n 33.4% 829 l00.OX 1 1 3.4% 3.4% 15 2.OX 100 13.6% 4.6% 15 100 30.8X 2 6.9% 29 l00.OX 15.6% 115 737 l00.OX 35.4% 115 325 100.
OX NORTl1 EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTl1 EAST ASD 05 ASD 06 ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 14 ASD 15 TOTAL NORTH \,lEST ASD 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL SCATTERED "PERMANENT" PLANTSITREES: NUMBER OF FARMS GROWING, NUMBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FARMS Table 9.7: Mandarin, Tangerine Paw PtN NutBeg Ho.

of Far-IllS No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of Farms No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of Faras No.


of Trees No.

of Trees Growing Planted' Bearing Growing Planted Bearing Growing Planted Bearing No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.


% 15 11.5% 42.3% 55 25 19.2% 32 24.6% 1.5% 2 6.3% 30 145 30.6% 141 29.7% 146 30.8% 1.5% 7 1 .8% 5 1.1% 0 80 62 .0% 28.8% 22.3% 124 44.6% 2.5% .. 1.8% 7 5 130 100.0% 474 100.0% 278 100.0% 50 28.1% 95 53.4% 19 10.7% 6.2% 11 2 0 1 1.1% .0% .6% 178 100.0% 195 22.4% 365 41.~ 235 26.~ 6.4% 56 1.3% 11 .0% 0 1.1% 10 872 100.0% 160 20.4% 330 42.1% 225 28.7% 6.1% 48 1.4% 11 .0% 0 1.3% 10 784 100.0% 75 49.0% 49 32.0% 27 17.6% 2 1.3% 38.8% lOS 119 33.9% 130 24.6% 2.7% 14 .
130 36.5% 120 33.7% 92 25.8% 14 3.~ 153 100.0% 528 100.0% 356 100.0% SIZE OF THE FARM (acres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.DO- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 200.00-499.99 500.00 and .are TOTAL Table 9.78: SCATIERED "PERNANENT" PLANTS/TREES: NUNBER OF FARNS GROIlIIIG, NUNBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY AD.

AND ASDs "andar;njTangerine Pew Pew Nut.eg AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & No.

of Farms No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of Farms No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.


of Farllls No.

of Trees SUB-DISTRICTS Growing Planted Beering Growing Pl.

!mted BeBring Growing Planted fCc.

of Trees Bearing Ho.

X Ho.

X Ho.

X Ho.

% Ho.

% No.

% 110.

% Ho.

% No.

% MORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 AS.

06 ASD 07 ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH AS.

09 ASD 10 AS.

11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL AS.

13 AS.

14 AS.

15 AS.

16 TOTAL MORTH WEST AS.


17 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRANO TOTAL 1.5% 2 11 8.5% 19 14.6X 3.8% 37 28.5% 5 10 1 3 5 7.7% .ax 2.3% 3.8% 19 14.6% 5 3.8% 14 10.8% 16 12.3% 26.94 35 7 5.4X .8r.

1 2.3X 3 2.3r.

3 14 10.8X 1 .8% 19 14.6% 5 3.8% 25 19.2% 130 100.OX .ax 4 5.3% 25 68 14.3X 3.OX 14 23.4% 111 53 11.2% 1.1X 5 1.7X 8 3.2% 15 17.1% 81 2.1% 10 8.6r.

41 7.6% 36 87 18.4% 2.1% 10 3.0r.

14 28 5.9% 56 11.8% 108 22.8~ 1.3% 6 12.9% 61 4.2% 20 18.4% 87 474 100.or.
1.4% 4 6.1% 17 50 18.OX 4.7% 13 30.2% 84 33 3 3 15 54 10 20 1 31 10 14 28 1 53 11.9% 1.1% 1.1% 5.4% 19.4r.

3.6% 7.2r.

.4r.

11.2% 3.6r.

5. or.

10.1X .4% 19.1X 9.OX 16 7.9% 14 1.1X 2 6.7% 12 44 24.7% 5.6% 10 1 .6% 22 12.4% 8.4% 15 48 27. or.

.6% 1 6.2% 11 6.7% 12 22 12.4X 46 25.8r.

80 87 10 44 221 9.2% 10.OX 1.1% 5.OX 25.3% 13 1 1.5% .1% 110 12.6% 6.9% 60 184 21.1r.

50 40 24 140 254 5.
50 40 24 140 254 5.

]X 4.6% 2.& 16.1% 29.1% 8.7% 68 87 11.1% 1.3% 10 5.6% 44 26.7% 209 1.7% 13 a .OX 13.4X 105 6.4% 50 168 21.4X 6.4% 50 2.7% 21 3.1% 24 110 1'.0% 26.1% 205 15 1 8.4r.

.6r.

70 10 8.0r.

1.1r.

60 10 7.7% 1.3X 16 9.0"1.


80 9.2% 70 8.94 3.3% 5 11 7.2% 16 10.5% 48 31.4% 80 52.3X 12 15 14 7.8X 9.8% 9.2% 4.4% 23 9.8% 52 14.2% 75 185 35.OX 335 63.4% 5.6% 20 37 10.4% 69 19.4% 127 35.7% 71.1% 253 28 34 42 5.3% 6.4% 8.OX 14 14 11 3.9% 3.9% 3.1% 41 26.ax 104 19.7% 39 11.OX 1 6 7 3 6 3 12 .7% 6 1.1% 1 .3% 3.94 4.6r.

2.0"1.

3.94 2.04 7.8X 14 20 19 6 19 44 2.7% 3.8% 3.6% 1.1r.

3.6% 8.3r.

10 11 19 5 10 34 2.ax 3.1% 5.3r.

1.4% 2.8% 9.6r.

.or.

0 36 12.94 7.2% 20 2O.1X 56 278 100.or.


.6X 1 7.3r.

13 5.6% 10 24 13.5% 178 l00.OX 10 1.1% 7.2X 63 6.9% 60 15.3% 133 872 100.or.

1.3% 10 7.9% 62 7.7% 60 132 16.8% 784 100.OX 2.0% 3 3.3X 5 5 3.3% 8.5% 13 153 100.

OX 1.7% 9 2.1% 11 5 .9% 4.7% 25 528 100. or.

6 8 5 19 1.7% 2.2% 1.4% 5.3% 356 100.

OX SCATTERED "PERIlAHENT" PLAHTS/TREES: NUMBER OF FARIIS GROWING, NUMBER OF PL.
'NTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING CfI THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FARMS Table 9.8: West Indian Cherry Spices unspecified Van; lls No.

of Farms No.

of Trees Mo.

of Trees No.

of Farms No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of Farms No.

of Trees No.

of Trees Planted Growing Growing Bearing Planted Planted Growing Bearing Bear 1ng No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.
X 55 32.9% 60 35.9% 15.6% 26 12.6% 21 1.2% 1.2% .6% 2 2 1 eo 2O.5X 42.3X 165 65 16.7% 68 17.4X .ax 1.ax .5X 3 7 2 40 95 41 46 3 7 2 17.1% 4O.6X 17.5X 19.7% 1.3X 3.0% .9% 20 37.7% 19 35.8% 24.5X 13 1.9% 1 .0% 0 75 97 19.6% 25.4% 204 53.4X 1.6% .0% 6 0 5 2 2 50.0% 20.0% 20.0% 5 11 8 1.8% 4.0% 2.9% 5 11 2 1.9% 4.1% .7% .0% 0 38 )4.2X 6O.4X 67 5.4X 6 .0% 0 167 100.0% 390 100.0% 234 100.0% 53 100.0% 382 100.0% 111 100.0% 1 10.0% 10 100.0% 250 91.2% 274 100.0% 93.3% 250 268 100.0% SIZE OF THE FARM (acres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 ZOO.
00-499 .

99 TOTAL T.ble 9.80' ~ER OF FARKS GROWING, NU~ER OF CENSUS DAY r BY A~s AND ASDs West Indian Cherry Spices unspecified Van; lla AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & No.

01 Farms No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of FlIr.s No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of Far.s No.

01 Trees No.

of Treee SUB-D1STR1CTS Growing Growing Bearing Planted Growing SeBring Planted Be8ring Planted No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.


NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD D4 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD OS ASD 06 ASD 07 ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 15 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 19 ASO 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 18 10.8% 4.2% 7 2.4% 4 2.4% 4 33 19.8X 14 1 6 5 B.4X .6% 3.6% 3.OX 26 15.6% 5 7 27 16.2% 3.0% 4.2X 54 32.3% 93 55. ,I.
67 9 6 6 88 31 3 6 5 45 17.2% 2.3% 1.5% 1.5% 22.6% 7.9% .8% 1.5% 1.3% 11.5% 53 8 6 3 70 20 1 6 5 32 22.6% 3.4% 2.6% 1.3X 29.9% 8.5% .4X 2.6X 2.1X 13.7% 83 10 8 21.3% 2.6% 2.1% 122 31.3% 223 57.2% 20.5% 48 .OX 0 1.3% 3 24.4% 57 108 46.2% 2 1.2% 3 .8X 2 .9% 2 1.2X 3 .8% 2 .9% 10 3 13 6.0"1.

1.8% 7.8% 167 100.0% 23 8 31 5.

'71.

2.1% 7.9% 390 100.0% 6.OX 14 3.4X 8 9.4% 22 234 l00.OX • .OX 2.7% 1.8% 4.5X 0 3 2 5 No.

X No.
% No • % 5 50.OX 1 10.OX 1 10.OX 1 10.OX 8 8O.OX 5 6 2 10 23 1.I1X 2.2% .7% 3.6X 8.4% 5 0 2 10 17 1.9% .OX .7% 3.7% 6.3% 6 11.3% 9.4% 5 1.9% 1 20 5.2% n 20.2% .5% 2 12 22.6% 99 25.9% 21 1 22 39.6X 1.9% 41.5% 198 51.8% 1.0% 202 52.9% 4 32 28.8X 0 .OX 32 28.8X 1 1 1.9% 1.9% 3 5.7% 3.BJ: 2 2 3.8X 7 13.2% 3 3 12 6 14 32 .8X .8% 3 3 2.7% 2.7% 3.14 1.6% 3.7',( 8.4% 12 2 11 25 10.8% 1.8X 9.9% 22.5% 1 10.OX 1 10.OX 250 91.2% 250 91.2% 250 93.3X 250 93.3X 11 20.8% 46 12.0% 46 41.4% 1 10.OX 1 .4% 1 .4% 11 20.8% 53 100.OX 46 12.0% 382 100.OX 46 41.4X 111 100.OX 1 10.OX 10 100.OX 1 .4X 274 100.OX 1 .4% 268 l00.OX Table 9.9: SCATTERED llpERKANENT ll PLANTS/TREES: NUMBER OF FARMS GROWING,.
NUMBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FARMS Other Horticultural Other (tree)fruit Cashew SIZE OF THE FARH (acres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 TOTAL No.

of Farms No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of Farms No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of Farms No.

of Trees No.

of Trees Planted Planted Growing Growing Bearing Bearing Beari ng Growing Planted No.

% Ho.

X No.

% Ho.

% No.

% Ho.

% No.

% Ho.


% Ho.
% 1 100.0% 150 100.0% 150 100.0% 1 100.0% 150 100.0% 150 100.0% 15 11.7% 50 39.1% 33 25.8% 25 19.5% .8% 1 1.6X 2 1 .8X .8X 1 128 100.0% 8.0% 20 65 26.0% 69 27.6% 53 21.21: .8% 60.21: 13.3% 11 8.4% 7 2.4X 2 2.4X 2 35 8.0% 330 75.21: 5.2% 23 2.5X 11 .9% 4 2.5% 11 9.3% 35 270 71.4% 6.1% 23 2.6X 10 1.1% 4 2.9% 11 1 1.2% 83 100.0% 25 5.7% 439 100.0% 6.6% 25 378 100.0% SCATIERED IIPER"ANENT" PLANTS/TREES: NU"BER OF FARMS GROWING, NUItSER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY ADs AND ASDs Table 9.9a: Other Horticultural Other (tree)fruit Cashew AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & No.
of Farms No.

of Trees No.

of Tree& No.

of Farllls No.

of--Trees No.

of Trees tto.

of Far.s No.

of Trees No.

of Trees SUB-DISTRICTS Growing Planted Bearing Growing Planted Bearing Growing PLanted Bearing No.

X No.

X No.

% No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.


% 1 100.OX 150 100.0X 150 100.OX 1 100.OX 150 100.OX 150 100.OX NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 06 ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTN WEST ASD 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRANO TOTAL 1 100.OX 150 100.

OX 150 100.OX 1.6% 2 en.


6 11. n 15 3O.5X 39 62 48.4X 7.8% 10 .ax 1 5 3.9% 16 12.5X 3.2X 8 4.8X 12 8.4% 21 24.8% 62 103 41.2% 17 3 15 35 6.& 1.2X 6.0% 14.0% 3.9% 8 3.4% 7 16 7.9% 50 24.6X 39.9% 81 12 0 11 23 5.9% .OX 5.4X 11.3% 6 4.7% 11 4.4% 11 5.4% 15 21 11. n 16.4X 6.4X 16 27 10.8X 10 21 4.9% 10.3X 2 6 1 9 1.6% 4.7% .8X 7.0'.

1.2X 3 6.4X 16 9.6% 24 43 17.2X 1.OX 2 7.9% 16 24 11.8X 42 20.n 2.3X 3 16 12.5X .ax 1 20 15.6% 128 100.
OX 6.8X 17 9.2% 23 2 .ax 42 16.8% 250 lOO.OX 12 5.9% 22 10.ax 1.0% 36 17.n 203 100.OX 2 1 2 4 7 1 1.2X 2.4X 4.8X 8.4X 1.2X 1 1.2% 2 4 5 11 1 1 .5X .9% 1.U 2.5X .2% .2% 2 4 5 11 1 1 .5X 1.U 1.3X 2.9% .3% .3X 58 69.9% 362 82.5% 302 79.9% 2 1 61 2.4X 1.2% 73.5% 4 1 .9% .2X 367 83.6X 4 0 306 1.U .OX 81.OX 6 6 1 1 6 7.2% 7.27- 1.2% 1.2X 7.2% 23 23 1 3 33 5.2X 23 6.U 5.lX 23 6.1% .2% .7% 7.5X 1 3 33 .3% .8X 8.n B 9.6% 83 l00.OX 8.4X 37 439 100.OX 37 9.8X 378 100.OX Table 9.10: SCATTERED "pERMANENT" PLAHTSITAEES: HUNSER OF FARflIS GROWING, NUll3eR OF PLANTSITREES PLANTED/BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF TIlE FARIIS Custord Apple ~r Appl.
Passion Fruit SiZE OF THE FAR" (acres) No.

of Far.s No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of Farlls No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of Faras No.

of Trees No.

of Trees Planted Growing Planted Bearing Growing Growing Planted Bearing Bearlng No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.
% 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 500.00 and IIOre TOTAL .6% 1 85 100.0% 232 100.0% 177 100.0% 10 22.2% 15 33.3% 12 26.7% 6 13.3;( .5% 1 55 33.3% 3.0% 5 30.9% 51 32.1% 53 .6% 1 54 100.0% 184 100.0% 165 100.0% I AGRICULTlJR~--· Cust~rd .pple - I SUglU' Apple Passion Fruit j Table 9.100 : BER OF FAR~S GROWING, NUMBER OF CENSUS DAY, BY AOs fiNO ASOs DISTRICTS & SUB-DISTRICTS NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASO 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 07 ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASO 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 14 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL No.
of FarMS No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

01 Far.s No.

01 Trees No.

of Trees No.

01 Far-lis No.

01 Trees No.

01 Trees Planted Growing Bearing Planted 8eering Growing Bearing Planted Growing No.

% No.

% No.

X No.

% No.

X No.

% No.

% No.

% No.


% 9 10.6% 1.2% 1 9.4% 8 10 11.8% 28 32.9% 26 11.2% .4% 1 19 8.2% 29 12.5X 32.3% 75 9.OX 16 .6% 1 18 10.2% 7.3% 13 27.1% 48 6 13.3% 24.4% 11 6 13.3% 6 13.3% 29 64.4% 4.OX 6 16.6% 25 8.6% 13 15.2% 23 67 44.4% 6 4.4% 18 13.1% 9.5% 13 23 16.8% 60 43.8% 2 3 3.7% 5.6% 5 8 2.7% 4.3% 5 8 3.OX 4.8% 20.4% 11 16 29.6X 57 31.OX 70 38.
OX 47 28.5% 60 36.4% 10 11.8% 1.2% 1 17 1 7.3% .4% 11 12.9% 18 7.8% 5 1 5. or,( 1.2% 11 12.9% 17 20.OX 25 1 41 67 10.8% A% 17.7% 28.9% 15 1 16 0 1 .ox .6% 7 7 8.2% 23 9.9% 23 13.OX 8.27.

23 9.9': 23 13.OX 1.2% 1 7.1X 6 15 17.67.

22 25.9X 85 100.07.

1.3% 3 4.7X 11 15.1% 35 49 21.17.

232 l00.OX 3 1. r,( 6.2% 11 19.8% 35 49 27. r,( 177 l00.OX 8.5X .6% 2 4.4% 14 9.37.

14 10.2% 9.OX 2 4.4% 14 9.3% 14 10.2% 8 14.87.


1.9% 1 1.9% 1 10 18.5X 12 3 3 18 6.5% 1.6% 1.6% 9.8% 12 7.3% 3 1.8% 1.8% 3 18 10.9% 40 41 22.6% 23.2% 7 15.6% 7 15.6% 12 12 2 33 35 7.9'f.

7.9",( 1.37.

21.9",( 23.2X 6 6 2 32 34 4.4% 4.4% 1.5% 23.4% 24.8X 18 11.9'f.

1.37.

2 18 13.1X 1.5% 2 1 2 3 2 1 2.2X 4.4% 6.7% 4.4% 2.2% 2.2% 1 8.9% 4 45 l00.OX 2.0% 3 23 15.27.
151 l00.OX 2.2% 3 23 16.8% 137 l00.OX T 2 12 15 1.9% 3.7% 22.2% 27.8% 3 4 1.6% 2.2% 27 14.7% 18.5% 34 1.8% 3 2.4% 4 2T 12.7% 28 17.OX 2 2 1 3.7X 12 6.5% 12 7.3% 3.7X 12 6.5% 12 7.3% 1.9% 4 2.2% 2 1.2X 10 18.57.

46 25.0% 45 27.3X 11 20.4% 54 l00.0r.

27.2% 50 184 l00.OX 47 28.5% 165 l00.OX SCAnERED "PE_NENT" PLANTS/TREES: HIJlIIER OF FAIUlS GROWING, NUllBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING OM THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FARNS Table 9.11: Cocoy CarMbola Clove Mo.

of Far.s No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.


of Farlls No.

of Trees No.

of Trees Mo.

of Faras No.

of Trees No.

of Trees Planted Bearing Planted Planted Bearing Growing Growing Growing Bearing 110.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

X No.

% No.

X No.

% No.


% 20 eo.OX 8.OX B.OX 4.OX 2 2 1 200 87.3% 6.6% 5.2% .9% 15 12 2 5 17.2% 5 17.2% 9 31.OX 9 31.OX 20 16.1% 10 8.1% 44 35.5% 38 30.6% 20 21.1X .OX 0 35 36.8X 28 29.5% 70 84.3% .OX 0 11 2 13.3% 2.4% 25 61.OX 10 24.4% 5 12.2% 2.4% 1 85 25 12 5 66.9% 19.7% 9.4% 3.9% 55 61.11% 19 21.3% 10 11.2% 5.6% 5 25 1OO.OX 229 100.OX 83 1OO.OX 1 3.4% 29 1OO.OX 12 9.7% 124 1OO.OX 12 12.6% 95 100.
OX 41 100.OX 127 100.OX 89 100.OX SIZE OF THE FARN (acres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 200.00-499.99 lOlAl Table 9.11a" BER OF FARMS GROWING, HU"BER OF CENSUS DAY, BY ADs AND ASOs - .

Cacoy CaralJlbola Clove AGRICULTURE OISTRtCTS & No.

of FarMS No.

of T,'ees No.

of Trees SUB-DISTRICTS Bt!

:"lIring Growing Planted No.

of Farms No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of Farms No.

of Trees No.

of Trees Growing Planted Bearing Grot..-ing Planted Belt";ng No.

X I No.

X No.
X I No.

X No.

X No.

% No.

• No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X 1 1 6 6 NORTN EAST ASD D2 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 07 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL 4.OX 4.OX 2 2 .9% .9% 2 2 2.4X 4 8 8 13.8X 27.6X 27.6% 2.4% 20 69.0% 5 4.OX 4 4.2:< 28 22.6% 59 47.6% 92 74.2% 27 46 77 28.4% 48.4% 81.1% 1 2.4% 17 41.5% 2 4.9% 20 48.8X 4 61 4 69 3.1X 48.
OX 3.1% 54.3% 0 .OX 54 60.7% 4.5X 4 58 65.2% 24.OX 24.0% 12 12 5.2% 5.2% 11 11 13.3% 13.3% 6 6 2 2 1 1 20. rio 16 12.9'1.

20.

T,( 16 12.9% 6.9'1.

6.9.

3.4% 3.4% 4 4 12 12 3.2% 3.2% 9.7% 9.7X 6 6 a a 6.3X 6.3% .0% .ox 2 2 4.9% 4.9% 3 3 2.4% 2.4% 11 26.8X 11 26.8.

28 28 22.00 22.00 12 12 12.6% 12.6% 1 1 2.4.

2.4% 4 4 3.1% 3.1r.

1 1 3 3 4 4 1.1X 1.1X 3.4.

3.4.

4.5% 4.5% 23 25.Br.

23 25.8.

89 100.OX 1 4.0% 17 6B.OX 18 72.0% 4.4r.

10 205 89.5r.

93.9% 215 10 12.OX 60 72.3% 70 84.3% 83 100.

Or.


29 100.0r.

124 100.0% 95 100.OX 41 100.0'1.

127 100.0'1.

7 17.1r.

7 17.1% 23 23 18.1% 18.1% GRANO TOTAL 25 100.0'1.

229 100.0'1.

TabLe 9.12: SCATTERED "PERIIAHENT" PLANTS/TREES: NUIlBER OF FARNS GROIIING, NUMBER OF PLANTS/TREES PlANTED/BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FARMS SIZE OF THE FAR" (acres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 200.

OQ-499.

99 TOTAL Citrus unspecified GoLden Apple Apricot No.
of fl!lrlls No.

of Trees No.

01 Trees No.

of Farms No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of Far," No.

of Trees No.

01 Trees Growing Planted Bearing Growing Planted Bearing Growing Planted Bearing No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.
% 5 20.0% 15 60.0% 3 12.0% 1 4.0% 4.0% 1 10 12.0% 40 48.2% 23 27.7% 4.8% 4 7.2% 6 10 15.9X 35 55.6X 1.5X 1 3.0% 2 67 100.0% 30 50.8% 9 15.3% 17 28.8% 1 1.7% 2 3.4% 59 100.0% 15 48.4% 7 Z2.6% 7 Z2.6X 2 6.5% 20 31.7% 11 17.5% 27 42.9X 7.9X 5 15 39.5% B 21.1% 13 34.2% 5.3% 2 31 100.0% 63 100.0% 38 100.0% SCATTERED IIPERt1ANENT Ii PLANTS/TREES: NUMBER OF FAR"S GROWING, NUfll8ER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY ADs AND ASDs Table 9.12a: Citrus unspecified Golden Apple Apricot No.
of Farms No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of Farms No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of Far.s No.

of Trees No.

of Trees Planted Bearing Bearing Growing Planted Growing Bearing Planted Growing No.

r. No.

X No.

r. No.

X No.

X Ho.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X 5 3 8 1 0 20.

Or.

15 18.170 15 23.8X 12.0",( 22 26.570 7 11.170 32.070 37 44.670 22 34.9",( 7.3r.

3 7.370 3 20 48.8r.

5 12.2r.


75.670 31 12 7 17.9X 10.4% 26 38.8X 14.9X 10 55 B2.1X 15.3% 9 11.9X 7 24 40.7X 10 16.9X 50 84.7X 4.OX .OX 1 4.070 10 5 1 16 40.

Dr. 20.0",( 4.0",( 64.07- 5 0 5 6.OX .OX 6.OX 30 36.170 6.OX 7.270 49.470 5 6 41 5 0 5 7.9X .OX 7.9X 25 5 6 39.7X 7.9X 9.57- 36 57.1X 5 12.2r.

12.270 5 2 2 4.9X 4.9",( 5 5 2 2 7.5X 7.570 3.07.

3.07.

5 5 1 1 8.570 8.570 1.7X 1.7X 2 6.570 1 3.2X 7 22.6r.

16.1X 5 15 48.4r.

1 3.2X 1 3.2X 1 1 3.2r.

3.270 16.170 5 1 3.2X 6 19.4r.


3 3 4.8X 4.8X '19 30.270 7.9X 30 47.670 5 2 2 3 3 3.270 3.270 4.8X 4.8X 10 15.9X 1.670 17.570 11 1 7.9X 3 0 .OX 14 36.870 13.270 57.9X 22 5 1 1 1 1 5 1 6 2.670 2.6r.

2.670 2.670 13.2X 2.670 15.870 AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & SUB-DISTRICTS NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOOTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 07 ASD 08 TOTAL SOOTH ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 14 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 19 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 25 100.070 M'00 tM 1OO.OX 7.3r.
3 7.370 3 41 100.0",( 5 5 7.570 7.570 67 100.07.

3 3 5.170 5.17.

59 100.OX 25.87- 8 8 25.87- 31 100.

Dr. 17 27.OX 17 27.070 63 100.

Dr. 8 21.1r.

21.170 8 38 100.070 Toble 9.13: SCATTERED "PERMANENT" PlANTS/TREES: NUMBER OF FARMS GROWING, NUttBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE Of THE fARMS Other Citrus Fruit Sopodillo B8rbadine SIZE Of THE fARM (acres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 TOTAL No.

01 Farllls No.

01 Trees No.


of Trees No.

of FarIAS No.

01 Trees No.

01 Trees No.

of FarIAS No.

of Trees No.

01 Trees Planted Planted Bearing Growing Bearing Planted Growing Growing Bearing No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.
% 5 55.6% 5 17.9% 0 .0% 2B 100.0% 5 55.6% 2 22.2% 1 11.1% 5 15.6% 2 6.3% 5 15.6% 5 15.6% 6.3% 2 5 15.6% 1 11.1% 9 100.0% 20 62.5% 32 100.0% 20 62.5% 3Z 100.0% SCATIERED "PERI1ANENT" PlAHTSITREES: NUNBER OF FAR"S GROWING, _BER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY ADs AND ASDs Toble 9.130: other Citrus Fruit Sopodillo Barbedine AGRI CUlTIIRE DISTRICTS & No.
of Far., No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of Far.'

No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of Far"8S No.

of Trees No.

of Tree.

SUB-DISTRICTS Planted Growing Bearing Planted Growing BNring PLanted Bearing Growing No.

X 110.

X 110.

X 110.

X No.

X No.

X 110.

X No.

X 110.
% NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL 1 1 1 1 11.1% 11.1X 11.1% 11.1X 2 2 7.1% 2 12.5% 7.1% 2 12.5% 10 35.7% 10 35.7% 10 62.5% 10 62.5X 7 71.8X 7 71.8% 16 57.1% 16 57.1X 4 4 25.OX 25.OX GRAND TOTAL 9 l00.OX 28 l00.OX 16 l00.OX 1 5.91 1 3.2% 1 3.6% 1 1 7 11.1% 11.1% 77.8% 20 62.5% 3.1% 1 11 34.4X 20 62.5% 1 3.1% 11 34.4% 2 3 11.8% 17.6X 3 4 9.7% 12.9% 3 4 10.7% 14.3X 9 l00.OX 32 l00.OX 32 l00.OX 1 1 5.91 5.91 3 3 9.7% 9.7% 0 0 .OX .OX 2 11.8% 6 35.3X 29.4% 13 76.5% 17 l00.OX 5 5 16.1X 14 45.2X 5 16.1X 24 77.4% 31 l00.OX 5 17.91 14 50.OX 5 17.9% 24 85.7% 28 l00.OX 9 l00.OX 32 l00.OX 32 l00.OX SCATTERED "PERMANENT II PLAHTSITREES: NUMBER Of PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE Of THE fARNS fARMS GROWING, NUMBER OF Table 9.14: 275 Leoooo 350 SIZE Of THE fARN (seres) 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 TOTAL No.
of farms No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of FariaS No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of Far..s No.

of Trees No.

of Trees Planted Planted Growing Bearing Beering Growing Bear'ing Growing Planted 110.

X 110.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X 110.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X 1 50.0% 1 50.0% 2 100.0% 2 14.3X 12 85.7"1.

14 100.0% 2 14.3X 12 85.7% 14 100.0% 10 76.9% 1 7.7"1.
2 15.4X 13 100.0% 25 73.5X 1 2.9% 8 23.5X 34 100.0% 25 73.5X 1 2.9% 8 23.5X 34 100.0% 1 100.0% 15 100.0% 5 100.0% 1 100.0% 15 100.0% 5 100.0% SCATTERED lIPERPlANENTIt P~TS/TREES: NUMBER OF FARMS GROWING, NUftBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/8EARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, 8Y AD.

AND ASDs Table 9.140: 275 L"""" 350 AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & No.

of Farms No.

of Trees No.

01 Trees No.

of Farlls No.

of Trees No.

01 Trees No.

of Far.s No.

of Trees No.


of Trees SUB-DISTRICTS Growing Bearing Planted Growing Planted Bearing Beering Planted Growing No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 04 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 14 ASD 15 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 19 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 1 1 1 1 50.OX 50.OX 2 2 14.3X 14.3X 2 2 14.3% 14.3% 50.0% 12 85.n 12 85.n 50.CTI.

12 85.7X 12 85.7X 6 6 1 1 2 100.0% 14 100.OX 14 100.0% 46.2% 25 73.5% 25 73.5% 1 100.OX 15 100.
OX 5 100.OX 46.2% 25 73.5% 25 73.5% 1 100.ax 15 100.0% 5 100.0% 7.n 7.7X 46.2% 6 6 46.2% 13 100.0% 3 3 8.8% 8.ex 3 3 8.ex 8.ex 6 17.6% 17.6% 6 34 1OO.OX 17.6% 6 6 17.6% 34 100.0% 1 100.0% 15 100.0% 5 100.0% Table 9.15: SCATTEAEO rlpERMANENT" PlANTSITREES: HUMBER OF FARMS GROWING, HUMBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FAR"S Anthuriu.

317 357 SIZE OF THE FAR.

(acres) No.

of Far.s No.

of Treu No.

of Trees No.

of Farms No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of Fer_s No.


of Trees No.

of Trees Planted Bearing Planted Growing Bearing Bearing Growing Planted Growing No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 2.4.99 TOTAL 1 100.0% 8 100.0% 8 100.0% 1 100.0% 8 100.0% 8 100.0% 1 1OO.OX 1 100.0% 8 100.0% 8 100.0% 8 100.0% 8 100.0% 1 50.0% 1 50.0% 2.

100.0% 5 50.0% 5 50.0% 10 100.0% 5 5 50.0% 50.OX 10 100.0% SCAnERED "PERMANENT" PLANTS/TREES:.
NUMBER OF FARMS GROWING, NUMBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY ADs AND ASDs Teble 9.15.: Anthuriull 317 357 AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & No.

of Fanls No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of Far.s No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of FarDlS No.

of Trees No.

of Trees SUB-DISTRICTS Planted Growing Planted Bearing Growing Bearing Bearing Planted Growing No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.
% NORTil EAST ASD 01 TOTAL SOUTil EAST ASD 05 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 TOTAL 1 100.0% 1 100.0% 8 100.0% 8 100.0% B 100.0% 8 100.0% 1 100.0% 1 100.0% 8 100.0% 8 100.0% B 100.0% B 100.0% GRAND TOTAL 1 100.0% 8 100.0% B 1oo.lT" SCATTERED "PERMANENT" PLANTSITREES: NUMBER OF FARMS GROWING, NlMBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FARNS Table 9.16: Other Edible Nuts 366 377 SIZE OF THE FARM No.
of Farms No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of Farms No.

of Trees No.

of Trees No.

of FarIAs No.

of Trees No.

of Trees (acres) Growing Planted Bearing Growing Planted Bearing Growing Planted Bearing No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.


% 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 TOTAL Table 9.160: SCAITERED "pERptANENT 1' PLANTSITREES: NUptBER OF FARMS G.ROWING, NUptBER OF PLANTS/TREES PLANTED/BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY ~Ds AND ASD.
Other Edible Nuts 366 3n AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & No.

of Farms No.

01 Trees No.

01 Trees No.

of Farms No.

01 Trees No.

of Trees No.

of Fer.s No.

of Trees No.

of Trees SUB-DISTRICTS Bearing Planted Planted Growing Growing Growing Bearing 8eIIring Planted No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.


X 1 50.OX 5 83.3X 5 83.3X 1 8.3X 5 41.7X 6 1 1 50.OX 8.3X 8.3X 1 5 6 1 1 8.3X 41.7X 50.OX 8.3X 8.3X 1 8.3X 5 41.7X 6 SO.OX 1 1 8.3X 8.3X 1 1 1 50.OX 5 83.3X 5 83.3X 50.OX 50.OX 1 16.7X 1 16.7l: 1 16.7l: 1 16.7l: 5 41.7X 5 41.7X 5 5 41.7l: 41.7X 12 1OO.0X 12 100.00 5 41.7X 41.r.

5 12 100.
5 12 100.

OX 1 1OO.OX 1 1OO.OX 3 1OO.OX 3 1OO.OX 3 1OO.OX 3 1OO.OX 2 1OO.OX 6 1oo.11X 6 1OO.OX 1 11lO.OX 3 100.00 3 1OO.OX NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD OS TOTAL SOUTH ASD 12 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 19 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL LIVESTOCK: NUllBER Of fARIIS HAVING 01< THE CENSUS DAY, BY TYPE, SEX AND SUE Of THE f ARIt TABLE 10.1: SIZE Of THE fARlI (acres) No.

of Far.s Having Total Nales Feeales Sex Not Stated No.

of Fer.$ Having Total cattle Goots MaLes fe.les Sex Not Stated No.

% No.

% No.
% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.. % No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.

ClO-499.
99 500.00 and .,re TOTAL 55 525 251 5% 51% 24% 154 15% 13 17 10 1% 2% 1% 190 1400 735 668 69 99 78 142 8 1% ox 8 1035 100% 3389 Z 6X 41% 22X 20X 2% 3% 2% 4% ox 100% 60 435 227 218 19 28 24 20 2 1033 6X 42X 22X 21% 2% 3% 2% 2% ox 100% 130 950 504 429 50 71 54 62 6 2256 6% 42X 22X 19% 2% 3% 2X 3% 0% 100% 15 4 21 15% 4% 21% 60 60X 100 100% 220 10X 1210 56% 456 215 31 21% 10X 1% 12 8 1% ox ox ox 2157 100% 1 4 820 7X 5520 48% 2659 23% 1569 14% 3% 328 511 4% 79 1% ox 27 60 1% 11573 100% 515 3645 7X 49% 827 m 1m 24% 1016 14% 305 1870 490 126 55 25 7 10 3715 ax SOX 13% 3% 1% 1% 0% 0% 202 146 54 20 50 100% 7421 3% 2% 11 ox 1% 5 59 63 1% 14% 14% 310 71% 100% 437 100% AGRICUL TURE DISTRICTS & No.
of Far.So SUB-DISTRICTS Having Total Catt le "~les I 1 I TA8LE 10.la: CENSUS DAY, BY TYPE, SEX AND NO SUB-DISTRICTS Goats Females Sex Not No.

of Far-ills Total "ales FeMles Stated Having Sex Not Stated No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% I No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% 9% 92 4% 39 17% 181 38 4% 350 34% 60 8 67 84 6% 1% 6Y.
n 56 26 103 262 6% 3% 19% 3% 32% 6% 1% 6% 8% 21% 1% 6% '7.1.

10% 257- 2% 2% 1r.

37.

87.

79 27 187 24 317 79 11 71 86 247 3 75 83 94 255 24 17 7 11 59 8% 3% 18% 2% 31% 8% 1% 7X 8% 24% 0'1.

7% 8% 9'1.

25% 2X 2Y.

lr.

1% Ii'/.

137 79 469 70 755 li,(J 25 106 173 444 23 122 227 233 605 53 19 19 28 119 6% 4% 21% 3% 33% 6% 1% 5% 8.

20% 1% 5r.

1Or.

10X 27% 2% 1% 17.


1% 5% 11 16 62 62 151 1X 2% 6% 6% 15% 1035 l00x 68 51 186 183 48B 3389 2X 2% 5r.

5% 147.

18 11 51 75 155 100% 1033 2r.

1r.

5% r" 157.

100% 50 i,(J 135 108 333 2256 2% 2% 6% 5% 15% 100% I 13% 284 8% 166 14% 299 145 7% 894 41% 8% 171 1% 21 3% 62 3% 66 320 15% 3% 55 3% 59 59 3' 134 6% 307 14% 73 75 20 25 193 3% 3r.

lr.

1r.

9"" 1500 13% 6% 724 13% 1525 5% 631 38% 4380 872 Il"" 1Y.

103 2% 235 356 3% 1566 14% 385 239 656 60J 1883 3% 2r.

6% 5r.
6% 5r.

 127- 6% 13% 5% 36% 6% 1% 2% 3r.

12% 3Y.

2r.

5Y.

6r.

17% 3r.

5r.

27.

1% 11% 92 4% 57.

98 3% 70 183 8X 21% 443 2157 l00x 182 123 207 i,(J9 576 5% 4% 463 5% 616 643 6% 2298 20X 921 11573 100% 3715 5% 3% 6% 1,.
2r.

1% 117.

5% 5% 5% 3% 18% 100% 9 13 2 24 2X 3% 0% 5% 13 3% 5 1% 18 4% 11 3% 50 l1X 60 14% 28% 121 200 46% 38 9% 238 54% 36 8% 36 8% 437 100x 15 15% 15 15% 1 1% 1 1% 20 20% 6'.

6'.r.
6'.r.

84 84% 100 100% NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTii EAST ASD 05 ASD 06 ASD 07 ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 15 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL LIVESTOCK: NUllBER OF FARIIS HAVING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY TYPE, SEX AND SIZE OF THE FAR" TA8l.E 10.2: SIZE OF THE FAR" (acres) No.

of Faras Having Total SHEEP Males FMBles Sex Not Stated No.

of faras Having Total Males Feules Sex Not Stated PIGS No.

X No.
X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200. lXl-499.
99 500.00 and IIOre TOTAL 15 9% 435 54X 151 20X 13X 101 15 2X 11 lX 8 1% 2 OX 230 1590 620 580 85 164 221 2 7% 46X 18% 17% 2X 5X 6X OX 10 435 210 168 26 32 68 2 7% 43X 21X 17% 3X 3X 7% OX 160 930 401 348 59 101 153 7% 43X 19% 16X 3X 5X 7% 225 9 10% 3X 64 20X 25 8% 804 100% 3492 100% 1011 100% 2158 100% 323 100% 120 11X 545 49% 280 25X 123 11X 16 lX lX 1 lX 1 4 OX 0 OX 1102 100% 335 1635 916 699 250 231 148 95 8% 38% 21% 16X 6X 5% 3X 2X 135 ns 314 241 54 30 50 19 8% 46X 22X 14% 3X 2X 3X 1X 200 850 515 326 193 51 98 18 9% 38% 23X 14% 9% 2X 4X 1% 3X 10 21 7% 132 35X 1X 150 39% 3 58 15X 4309 100% 1618 100% 2251 100% 380 100% TABLE 10.2.: LIVESTOCK: "imBER Of FARMS HAVING ON THe CENSUS DAY, BY TYPE 1 SEX AND BY AGRICUl.TURAL DISTRICTS AND SUB-DISTRICTS AGR I CULlURE DISTRICTS & No.
of Farms SUB-DISTRI CTS Having Total Nates FNales Se" Not Stated No.

of Far_.s Having Total SHEEP No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

PIGS Males Fellates Sex Not Stilted No.

X No.

X No.
X No.

X No.

X NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD os ASD 06 ASD 07 ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASO 15 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 1670 129 n: 54 140 In: 270 19 342 4370 69 9X 370 22 370 21 570 44 156 19% 670 46 470 31 470 31 81 10"1.

189 2470 7 21 10 3 41 1% 370 1% 0% 5% 9 13 29 25 76 1.
2% 470 370 9X 804 l00x 355 161 51B 92 1126 335 114 342 245 1036 129 115 168 346 758 27 53 48 154 282 73 28 136 53 290 3492 1m 570 1570 370 3270 lOX 370 1m n 3Ol: 4.

370 570 1m 2270 1% 2.

170 470 8% 121 44 152 21 338 96 42 36 79 253 40 23 53 123 239 10 15 21 46 92 1270 4X 1570 270 3370 9X 470 470 8% 2570 4% 270 570 12.
24% 170 1% 2% 5% 9% 226 117 365 67 n5 239 72 75 141 527 89 67 115 223 494 17 38 27 104 186 1m 570 17% 370 3670 1170 370 370 7X 2470 470 370 5. lOX 2370 17- 2X '70 570 9% 270 1% 470 2% ax l00x 18 8 38 25 89 10Tl 270 1% 470 2X 9% l00x 45 20 53 28 176 2158 2X 170 470 170 ax l00x 8 1 4 13 2X ox 170 470 7270 231 8% 25 256 79X 25 870 25 8% 4 4 10 15 1% 1% 3% 5% 870 25 323 l00x • n 470 1170 n 3Ol: 6.
370 470 9% 22% 17- 470 7X 870 20X 7% 37- 2% 370 15% 102 9X 7% 72 150 1470 166 1570 490 4470 108 lOX 370 29 2% 23 370 34 194 18% 170 13 570 56 670 63 90 BX 222 20X 34 26 15 3 7B 3% 2X 1% ox 7% 317 193 472 292 1274 267 129 171 390 957 48 193 285 335 861 301 132 67 125 625 137 65 lBl 120 503 94 30 93 88 30S 35 n 130 132 374 127 42 35 30 234 ax 470 1170 7% 3Ol: 670 2X 6X 570 18% 2% 5% 8% ax 22X 8% 370 2.
2% 1470 180 104 273 170 727 171 65 76 117 429 13 76 155 201 445 113 B5 32 95 325 ax 570 12% ax 3270 ax 370 370 570 19% 1% 370 7"1.

9% 20X 570 470 1% 47- 1470 16 1% 1% 8 15 1% n 79 118 117.

1102 l00x 195 58 187 152 592 4309 570 1% 470 470 1470 l00x 91 17 61 93 262 1678 570 17.

470 670 1670 1007.
470 670 1670 1007.

104 41 126 54 325 2251 570 2% 6% 2X 1470 l00x 24 18 2 44 670 570 1% 1270 2 34 2 170 9% 170 185 49% 223 59% 40 11% 2 42 61 5 170 11% 1670 17- 66 17% 5 5 170 170 3BO l00x OTHER L1VESTAOCK AND POULTRY: HUllBER OF FARMS HAVING 011 THE CENSUS DAY, BY TYPE AND BY SIZE OF THE FARM TAIlLE 11: OTHER LIVESTOCK POULTRY SIZE OF THE FARM (acres) NO.

OF FARPIS HAVING Horses Donk.eys Rabbits NO.

OF FAR,.S Chickens Pigeons Turkeys Ducks HAVING No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.


X No.
X 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 500.00 and .,re TOTAL 60 250 55 32 7 3 4 2 15% 61% 13% OX 2X 1% 1% OX 15 5 2 6 2 SOX 17% 7% 20X 7% 50 18 14 3 1 2 57% 20X 16X 3% .. 1X 2X lIOO 1945 333 157 15 2 13 25% 60X 10X 5X OX OX OX 413 100x 30 100x 88 100x 3265 100% 7510 10X 54% 17% ax 1% 375 1135 355 174 28 9 6 3 1 32190 B905 4756 4512 683 585 OX OX 3030 OX 2200 2086 100% 64371 OX 12% 50X 14% 7% 7% 1% 1% 5X 3X 100x 60 165 3 14 0 10X 4BX 1% 4X OX 10 0 15 28 2 8 16% OX 24X 44X 3X 13X 260 10 26 9 Il2X 3X ax 3X 100 29X 11 3X 342 100x 63 100x 316 100% TABLE 11.: OTHER LIVESTAOCK AND POULTRY: NU"BER OF FAR"S HAVING ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY TYPE AND BY AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS AND SUB-DISTRICTS AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & NO.
Of FAR"S SUB-DISTRICTS HAVING Horses Donkeys Rabbits NO.

OF FARMS Chickens Pigeons Turkeys Ducks HAVING OTHER LIVESTOCK POUl TRY No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No .

% No.

% No.

% No.


% NORTII EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 "SD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL S(lUTlt EAST ASD 05 ASD 06 ASD 07 "S'D ~ TOTAL SOUTII ASO 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 "SD 14 ASD 15 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 17 ASD 18 A,SO 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRANO TOTAL ax 2870 0% 0% 17% 3% 2()"1 7"1.
57- 10 11.

117 84 57 10 268 46 30 137 181 394 60 63 257 886 1266 1 I 940 106 6 1052 470 370 2% 0% Il% 1% 1% 4% 6% 12% 270 270 8% 27% 39% 29% 37- 0% 32% 218 119 163 164 664 118 62 74 85 339 36 110 82 140 368 53 82 38 53 226 10% <IX 8% 8% 32% 6% 3% 4% 4% 16% 2% 5% 4% 77.

187- 3% 4% 2.

370 1170 38'JO 2021 5317 2394 13622 1609 837 1572 1266 5284 4790 2563 2089 11010 20452 10306 1464 833 1191 13794 <IX 3% 8% 4% 21% 2% 1% 2% 2% 8% 7X 4.

370 17% 327- 1670 27- 17.


2% 21% 7% 0% 7% 3% 0% 3% 37- 10% 50% 63% lOX 107- 177.

0% 177.

100% 11 12 12 35 88 13% 14% 14% 40% 6 207 72 285 100% 3265 0% 6% 2% 9% 100% 35 81 135 238 4B9 2OB6 OX 6 16 0 22 2 10% 25% 0% 35% 3% 0 0% 2 3% 21 8 10 39 0 0 33% 137- 16% 62X OX OX 33% 7X 112 25 137 = 100 10 0 29% 3.
0% 110 327- 0 80 0 80 342 0% 237- 0% 237- 100% 10 3% 0 10 0 9 22 31 24 10 155 189 0% 3% 0% 370 7% 10% Il% 3% 49% 60% 11 3% 75 86 24% 277.

63 100% 316 100% LEGAL STATUS OF THE FAR"ERS 011 THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF litE FARllS TABLE 12: TOTAL FAMERS Legal Status of Farler SIZE OF THE FARtl (acres) Ho.

X IndividlJlll Household Joint Corporat ion Cooperative- School Gove....-ent far.

Hot stated Ho.

X Ho.

X Ho.

X Ho.

X Ho.

X Ho.

X Ho.

X Ho.


X 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 500.00 and .
:Jre TOTAL 1635 4495 1412 689 86 54 36 22 5 8434 19.4X 1620 53.3% 4410 16.7% 1387 8.2% 670 1.OX .6% .4% .3X 82 47 33 17 .1X 3 l00.OX 8269 19.6% 53.3% 16.OX 8.1X 1.OX .6% .4X .2% .OX loo.1ll: 5.2% 62.5X 18.OX 7.3X 2.1X 3.1% 1.OX .OX 5 60 18 7 2 3 1 0 0 .OX 96 100.Ill: 0 5 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 9 .OX 55.6% 11.1X .OX 22.2% .OX .OX 11.1% .OX 1OO.OX 0 5 1 1 0 3 .OX 29.4X 5.9% 5.9% .OX 17.6% 17.6% 11.OX 2 3 2 11.OX 17 1OO.OX 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 .~ .OX 50.OX .OX .OX 5O.OX .OX .OX .OX l00.OX 0 5 0 0 .OX 83.3X .OX .0% .OX .OX .OX 16.7% 0 0 0 1 0 .OX 6 100.Ill: 5 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 9 55.6% .OX .OX 44.4X .OX .OX .OX .0% .OX 100.
OX 5 10 4 7 0 0 0 0 0 26 19.2% 38.5X 15.4X 26.9% .OX .OX .OX .OX .Ill: 100.Ill: TABLE 12.: LEGAL STATUS OF THE FARMERS ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS AND SUB-DISTRICTS TOTAL FARMERS Legal Status of Far.er AGRlCULTURE DISTRICTS & SUB-DISTRICTS No.

~ Individual Household Joint Corporation Cooperative School Govern.,..t far.

Not stated No.

~ No.

~ No.

~ No.

% No.

% No.

~ No.

~ No.
% NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASO 02 ASD 03 ASO ~ TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 06 ASD 07 ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASO 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 15 ASO 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 9.B% 6.2% 825 524 11.6X 970 468 33.4% 2787 5.7% I 10.OX 6.3X 11.7% 5.7% 33.7% 8.OX 1.6% 4.6% 3.3X 677 128 375 27B 8.2% 1.5% 4.5~ 3.4X B30 527 976 484 2817 678 137 3116 279 0 0 0 10 10 1 9 5 0 .OX .OX .OX 10.4% 10.4% I.OX 9.4~ 5.2% .OX 1480 17.5~ 1458 17.6X 15 15.6X 288 577 277 666 1808 292 296 102 224 1 914 361 313 415 326 3.4% 6.8X 266 571 258 3.3% 7.9% 666 1761 21.4~ 3.5% 3.5% 1.2% 2.7% 10.8X 4.3% 3.7% 4.9% 3.9% 263 296 100 213 872 351 313 403 324 3.2%1 21 21.9% 6.9% 3.
1~ 8.1% 5 8 0 21.3X 34 3.2X 3.6%1 1.2% 2.6% 1a.5~ 4.2~ 3.~ 4.9% 3.9% 23 0 1 9 33 2 0 2 a 5.2% 8.3% .or.

35.4~ 24.or.

.0% 1.0% 9.4% 34.4~ 2.1~ .0% 2.1~ .0% 16.8l( 1415 1391 8434 100.0% 8269 16.8l( 100.0% 4 96 4.2% 100.or.

0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 I 0 0 6 0 6 0 0 0 0 a 0 a 1 0 1 9 .OX .OX 11.1% .0% 11.1% .OX .m .OX 11.1X 11.1X .or.

.or.

66.71: .m 66.7% .OX .OX .OX .or.

.O'/' .0% .0% 11.1X .or.

11.1% loo.OX 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a a 5 a 1 2 B 1 0 5 .OX 11.8~ .0% .OX 11.B% .oxl .0% .OX .OX .or.

.or.

.or.
.or.

.or.

.OX .0% .OX 29.4X .OX 5.9% 11.8% 47.1% 5.9% .or.

29.4X 1 5.9% 71 4 1.2% 100.OX 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 a a 1 a a 0 a a a a 0 1 1 2 .0% .OX .0% .0% .OX .0% .m .0% .0% .OX 50.or.

.OX .OX .OX so.

or.

.0% .or.

.0% .0% .0% .0% .0% .0% 50.0% 50.0% loo.OX 5 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 6 83.3% .OX .OX .OX 83.3X .0% .0% .m .m .0% .or.

.or.

.0% .or.

.or.


16.71: .0% .OX .OX 16.7% .0% .0% .0% .0% .0% 0 1 0 5 6 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 1 a 1 .OX 11.1% .OX 55.6% 66.7% .0% .OX 11.1% .OX 11.1% .or.

11.1% .or.

.or.

11.1~ .or.

.or.

.or.

.0% .0% .0% .0% 11.1% .0% 11.1X 100.0% 9 100.0% 0 0 5 1 6 0 0 5 0 5 0 0 5 0 5 a a a 0 0 7 0 3 0 .OX .OX 19.2X 3.8~ 23.1~ .m .0% 19.2% .m 19.2% .0% .0% 19.2% .0% 19.2X .0% .O'/' .or.

.O'/' .or.
.O'/' .or.

26.9% .0% 11.5% .0% 10 26 38.5X 100.0% SEX OF THE INOIVIDUAl fARMERS ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE fARMS TABLE 13: SIZE OF Tl<E FAR" (acres) TOTAL FAR"ERS No.

X Mle Yo No.

01 ferMers Sex of the Far.er FealBle Not Stated Hot Applicable "eon age No.

of flJrlw~rs % "ean age No.

of farmers X "ean age No.

of farlllers X "ean age 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 S.oo- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 SO.oo- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.
99 500.00 and more TOTAL 1635 4495 1412 689 86 54 36 22 5 8434 19.4X 1025 15.1% 44 54.2% 45 53.3% 3675 19.OX 47 16.7X 1286 9.3% 51 8.2% 630 1.1% 55 1.OX 72 .6% 60 .6X 44 .4% 64 .4% 28 57 14 .3X .2% 54 .OX .1X 3 100.OX 6m l00.OX 46 605 BOO 123 S2 14 6 5 3 0 1608 37.6% 51 49.81.

52 7.6% 52 3.2% 57 .91 61 .4% 65 .3X 59 .2X S2 .OX 100.0% 52 0 10 1 2 0 0 1 1 0 15 .ox 66.7X 72 6.7% S2 13.3X t2 .OX .OX 6.7% 6. rr.
.OX loo.OX 69 5 10 2 S 0 4 2 4 2 34 14.7X 29.4% 5.91 14.7% .OX 11.8X 5.91 • 11.8% 5.91 100.0% TABLE 13.: SEX OF THE INDIVIDUAL fARMERS ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS AND SUB-DISTRICTS AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & SUB-DISTRICTS TOTAL FARMERS No.

~ Male X No.

of farmers Sex of the Far-er Feele Not Stat~ Not Appl iceble Mean ege No.

of farlllers X """" age Ho.

of ferlDers X Mean ege No.
of farmers X Mean ege NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOOTH EAST ASD OS ASD 06 ASD 07 ASO 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 15 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 'SD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTo\L 830 527 976 484 2817 678 137 386 279 1480 288 5n 2n 666 1808 m 296 102 224 914 361 313 415 326 1415 8434 9.870 6.2X 11.670 5.n 33.470 678 419 787 440 2324 8.OX 1.670 4.670 3.3% 541 126 327 241 17.5% 1235 3.4% 6.8% 3.3% 7.9% 21.470 3.5~ 3.5% 1.270 2.r,; 10.6~ 230 435 227 498 1390 224 265 93 162 744 10.OX 6.2X 11.670 6.570 34.370 48 44 48 45 47 8.OX 43 1.970 48 4.8X 43 3.6% 45 44 18.270 3.470 6.4701 3.370 7.370 48 44 47 45 20.5% 46 3.370 46 3.9% 44 44 1.470 2.470 48 11.OX 46 142 10S 187 38 472 136 11 58 38 243 57 136 50 168 411 62 31 8 60 161 8.ax 6.570 11.670 2.470 29.470 59 51 48 50 52 8.570 49 .n 55 3.6% 52 2.4% 47 15.1% 50 3.5% 52 8.s% 53 51 3.170 44 10.470 49 25.670 3.970 1.9r.
.5X 3.7:4 10.OX 54 50 55 57 55 4.5% 47 4.370 306 3.3% 51 227 3.7X 4.2% 48 284 4.9:1 54 3.970 267 3.9r.

50 16.OX 16.ax 1084 1oa.OX 6m 1oa.OX 46 54 85 125 57 321 1608 53 3.4X 5.3% 52 58 7.8X 58 3.570 56 20.

OX 52 100.OX 5 0 2 1 8 1 0 0 0 1 a 5 a a 5 a a a 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 15 72 52 69 33.370 .OX 13.370 6.n 53.370 6.n .OX .OX .OX 6.n .OX 33.370 .OX .OX 33.3% .OX .OX .OX .OX .OX .OX 6.7X 72 .OX .OX 6.77.

1oa.OX 72 69 5 3 0 5 13 a 0 1 a 1 1 1 a a 2 6 0 1 2 9 1 0 6 2 9 34 14. n 8.ax .OX 14. n 38.27.
.OX .OX 2.970 .OX 2.970 2.970 2.970 .OX .OX 5.970 17.6% .OX 2.970 5.9% 26.570 2.970 .OX 17.670 5.970 26.570 1oa.OX .

TABLE 14: AGE Of THE INDIVIDUAL fARNERS ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE Of THE FARNS Total far.ers FaNler's Age Category SIZE Of THE FAM (a~r") No.

X 24 & less 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65 & over Mot Stated Not applicable No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

% No.

% No.


X 0.01- 0.99 1.00'- 4.99 5.00'- 9.99 10.00'- 24.99 25.00'- 49.99 50.00'- 99.99 100.00'-199.99 200.00'-499.99 500.00 and ~re TOTAL 1635 4495 1412 689 86 54 36 22 5 19.4X 95 53.3X 200 31 16.7% 19 B.2X 0 1.0% 0 .6% 0 .4% 0 .3% 0 .1% 345 8434 100.OX 27.5X 325 5B.0% 905 9.0% 234 5.5% 8B 9 .OX .OX 0 .OX 0 .OX 1 .OX 0 14.4X 260 20.8% 365 53.6X 700 57.9% 1020 19.4% 226 15.0% 359 9.8% 12B 5.6X 120 16 1.1X 12 12 .8X 4 5 .3X 4 3 .4X 2 1 .1X 0 100.0% 1562 100.0% 1886 100.
OX 1595 100.0% 1351 19.4X 230 54.1X B55 19.0'-' 309 6.4% 157 17 13 5 7 2 .6X .OX .0% .1X .0% .6% .2X .2X .1X .OX 19.2X 265 51.B% 625 16.7% 201 9.5% 144 27 1.2% 16 .9% 17 .4% 4 .2X 0 .1% 2O.4X 90 48.1% 180 50 15.5X 28 11.1% 5 2.1% 5 1.2% 1.3X 3 .3% .0% , 0 100.OX 1299 100.0% 362 24.9% 49.7% 13.8% 7.7% 1.4X 1.4X .8% .3% .OX 100.OX 14.7% 5 29.4% 10 5.9% 2 14.7% 5 .OX 0 11.8% 4 5.9% 2 11.8% 4 5.9% 2 34 100.0% TABLE 148: AGE OF THE INDIVIDUAL FAR"ERS ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS AND SUB-DISTRICTS Total farMers Farmer I s Age Category AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & SUB-DISTRICTS "".
% 2' & less 25-3.

35-44 45-54 55-64 65 &over Hot Stated Not appl icabte No.

% No.

% No.

Z No.

% No.

% No.

Z No.

% No.

% NORTN EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASO Olt TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 06 ASD 07 ASD 08 TOTAL SOOTN ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 15 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRANO TOTAL B30 527 976 4B4 2817 678 137 386 279 1480 288 571 271 666 1808 292 296 102 224 914 9.8% 6.2.

11.6% 5.7% 33.4% .1 1.


22 21 9B 8.0% OJ 6 1.6% 48 4.6% 33 3.3% 17.5% 13.

3.•% 6.8% 3.3% 7.9% 21.4% 3.5% 3.5% 1.2% 27% 10.1lX a 27 11 22 60 1 21 5 1 28 11.9% 117 11.

•• 1% 6 .•• 190 6.1% 88 2B,4% 509 13.6% 151 1.7% 3B 69 13.9% 50 9.6% 38.8% 308 .0% .1 7.8% 1.1 3.2% 49 6.4% 171 17.4% 402 .3% 6.1% 1.4% .3% 46 64 23 .1 8.1% 174 7.5.

170 7.3% 137 12.2% 232 5.6% 120 32.6% 659 9.7% 181 10 2.4X 79 •.

4% 54 3.2% 19.7% 32.

2.6% 93 9.0% 125 3.1% 68 10.9% 153 25.7% 439 62 2.9% 63 •.
1% 20 1.5% 2.6% 28 11.1% 173 9.0% 166 83 7.3% 12.3% 17B 6.4% 109 3•.

9% 536 9.6% 100 3.

.5% 45 •.

2% 67 2.9".

17.2% 246 40 •.

 •.

2% 29 15.4% 209 89 7.2% 22 1.9% .1 4.3% 41 2.1% 15.5% 193 43 2.5% 71 5.8% 40 3.6% 93 6.6% 18.6% 247 5.1% 4.'1.
1.3% 3.5% 14.n 50 51 19 42 162 59 3.2% 5.3% 1" 49 3.0% 6.9% 78 18.3% 300 27 3.7% 21 3.8% 7 1.4% 3.1% 46 12.0% 101 6.9% 1.7% 3.2% 3.2% 1•.

9% 4.5Z B.B% 3.8% 6.0% 23.1% 2.1% 1.6% .5% 3.57- 7.8% 13 2 .5 5 65 11 5 3 43 62 lB 1 6 8 33 3.6% 10.8% 10.8% 4.4% 29.6% 3.6% .6% 12.4% 1.4% 18.OX 3.0% 1.4% .8% 11.9% 17.1% 5.0% .3% 1.7% 2.2% 9.1X 5 3 0 5 13 14.7% 8.8% .OX 14.7% 38.2% a a 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 2 6 0 1 2 9 .OX .OX 2.9% .OX 2.9% 2.9% 2.9% .0% .0% 5.9% 17.6% .0% 2.9".
5.9% 26.5% 4.3% 3.7% 4.9% 3.9% 16.8% 72 .9% 3 361 a 29 .0% 313 48 3.5% 12 415 2.9% 10 326 20 7.2% 169 1415 25 8434 100.0% 345 100.0% 1562 67 •.
37- 4.67- 82 77 86 4.1% 1.9% 65 4.7% 3.1% 88 65 2.3% 1.3% 44 10.8% 291 15.4% 283 l00.1J% 1886 l00.0X 1595 34 4.2% 57 5.4% 4.1% 95 4.1% 71 257 17.n 100.0% 1351 41 2.5% 6 4.2% 7.0% 20 28 5.3% 95 19.OX 100.0% 1299 100.0% 362 4.7% 4.5% 6.2% 6.6% 22.0% 61 58 81 86 286 11.3% 1.7% 5.5% 7.7% 26.2% l00.1J% 2.9% 1 a .0% 17.6% 6 5.9% 2 9 26.5% 34 100.0% TABLE 15: EDUCATION OF THE INDIVIDUAL FA~ERS ON THE CENSUS DAY, By SIZE OF THE FARM SIZE OF TIlE FAR" (acres) Total Farmers Ho.
r. Education of lndiv;dual Farmers Not Appl.

Total Indiv.

Far.ers No schooling Prill8ry School Secondary School Collegel University Not stated Ho.

r. No.

r. No.

r. No.

X Ho.

X No.

X No.

X 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 500.00 aod IftOre TOTAL 1635 4495 1412 689 86 54 36 22 5 19.4Y.

1630 53.3X 4485 1410 16.7r.

8.2Y.

684 1. or.

86 50 .6Y.

.4Y.

34 18 .3Y.

3 .1Y.

8434 100.

Or.

19.4X 53.4X 16.8Y.

8.1X 1.OX .6Y.

.4Y.

.2Y.


.ox 8400 100.0"4 20 95 33 7 5 0 0 0 0 12.5Y.

1250 59.4X 3110 20.6X 1213 551 4.4X 51 3.1Y.

24 .0"4 .

or.

15 .ox 0 1 .

or.

160 100.OX 6821 18.3X 210 365 54.4Y.

75 17 .8Y.

5B 8.2Y- 13 .7r.

10 .4X 9 .2Y.

4 .OX 2 .or.

1oo.or.

2B.2Y.

48.9X 10.1X 1./lX 1.7r.

1.3X 1.2X .5Y.

.3X 146 100.0"4 10 110 37 41 14 14 8 13 0 22.8Y- 35.8Y.

12.1X 13.4X 4.6Y.

4.6Y.

2.6X 4.2Y.

.OX 301 1oo.0Y.

80 205 52 21 3 2 2 1 0 21.911 56.or.

14.2Y.

5.7r.

•BY.

.sY.

.5Y.


.3Y.

.or.

366 100. or.

5 14.7r.

10 29.4Y.

5.9X 2 5 14.7X 4 11.8X 5.911 2 4 11.& 5.911 2 34 100. or.

TABLE 15,"~I"tERS ON THE CENSUS DAY, S AND SUB-DISTRICTS Tots l FarMers Education of Individual Far.ers Not Appl.

AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & SUB-O I STR I CTS No.

X Total lndiv.

No Rchooting Farmers Primary School Secondary School Cotlege/ University Not stated No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.


X KORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASO 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASO 06 ASD 07 ASO 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 15 ASD 16 TOTAL HaRTH \.lEST ASD 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 9.8X 830 527 6.2X 976 11.6X 5.7X 484 2B17 33.47.

825 524 976 479 2804 678 678 8.0X 137 137 1.6X 386 4.6X 385 279 3.3X 279 1480 17.5X 1479 288 287 3.4X 577 576 6.87.

277 3.3X 277 7.9"1.
277 3.3X 277 7.9"1.

666 666 1808 21.4X 1806 3.5X 292 3.5X 296 1.2X 102 2.7X 224 914 10.8X 286 296 101 222 905 9.87.

6.2X 11.07.

5.7'1.

33.4X 8.1X 1.6X 4.6X 3.3X 17.6X 3.4X 6.9X 3.3X 7.W.

21.5X 3.4X 3.57- 1.27.

2.61.

10.8X 4.3X 3.7% 4.9"1.

4.3X 361 360 3.77.

313 313 4.9X 415 I,J;fi 324 326 3.9X 3.9'"1.

1415 16.87.

1406 16.77.

8434 100.OX 8400 100.0X 51 8 23 7 89 0 5 0 2 7 5 5 0 26 36 1 11 8 1 21 31.9"1.

718 419 5.0"1.

774 14.4X 445 4.47.


55.6X 2356 .OX 3.1X .OX 645 121 317 1.3X 230 4.4X 1313 3.1X 213 491 3.1X 206 .07.

10.3X 456 22.5X 1366 .6X o.w.

5.0X _61.

107 224 83 175 13.1X 589 1O.5X 6.1X 11.37.

6.5X 34.5X 9.5X 1.87.

4.6X 3.4X 19.27.

3.1X 7.2X 3.0X 6.77.

20.07.

1.6X 3.3X 1 .2X 2.67.

8.6X 42 43 114 20 219 20 0 27 25 78 35 51 38 110 234 84 14 4 29 131 5.6X 5.8X 15.37.

2.7"1.

29.4X 2.7X .8X 3.67.

3.4X 10.5X 4.7X 6.8X 5.17.


14.7X 31.4X 11.3X 1.97- .5X 3.9X 17. oX 7 9 20 0 36 10 2 8 15 35 9 16 21 48 94 67 27 0 4 98 2.37.

2.9"1.

6.57.

.07.

7 45 45 7 11.7X 104 3.3X .7X 2.6X 4.9X 11.4X 2.9"1.

5.2X 6.87.

15.6X 30.OX 21.87.

8.87.

.07.

1.37.

31.9X 3 3 33 7 46 25 13 12 26 76 27 20 6 13 00 1.97.

12.3X 12.3X 1.9"1.

28.4X .8X .8X 9.OX 1.W.

12.6X 0.87.

3.6X 3.37.


7.1X 20.8X 7.4X 5.5X 1.6X 3.OX 18.0X .0X .OX 1 0 0 0 7 302 285 3.8X 349 261 4.4X 1197 160 100.OX 6821 .OX 4.4X 4.2X 5.17.

3.8X 17.5~1 100.0X 1.5X 11 14 1.97- 4.87.

30 3.1X 23 84 11.3X 746 100.07.

11 8 10 15 44 307 3.6X 2.67.

3.37.

4.9X 14.3X 100.OX 9.OX 35 1.oX 0 2.2X 8 6.8X 25 20.2X 74 300 100.OX 5 14.7% 8.8X 3 5 14.7X 13 38.2X 1 1 1 1 2.9X 2.97.

2.9X 2.9X 2 5.97.

0 17.OX 2.9X 1 2 5.9"1.

9 26.5X 1 2.9'"1.


6 17.6X 2 5.9X 9 26.5X 34 100.0X lABLE 16: OCCUPATION OF THE INDIVIDUAL FAR"ERS ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FAR~ Total Far-Illers OCCUPATION OF INDIVIDUAL FARMERS Not Appl.

No.

r. Total lndiv.

F8f'lIer F8r.

Kanager Far.

Worker Non-farJI Work Not stated No.

r. Far.ers No.

r. No.

r. No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% 1635 19.4% 1630 19.4r.

785 4495 53.3% 4485 1412 16.

7"~ 689 56 54 36 8.2% 1.1lX .6~ .4~ 22 .3X .1% 8434 100.
OX 5 1410 684 86 50 34 18 3 53.4% 3370 16.8% 1179 8.1% 1.OX .6% .4% .2X .OX 559 56 34 23 5 1 13.1% 56.1% 19.6X 9.3% .9% .6X .4X .n .OX 1oo.OX 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 .er~ 100.0% .OX .OX .OX .OX .OX .Il"~ .OX 1OO.OX 5 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 45.5% 745 45.5% 1035 34.3% 47.6X .OX 213 9.1% 113 28 16 .OX .OX .OX .OX .OX 10 12 2 9.8% 5.2% 1.3% .7% .5% .6X .n 1OO.OX 95 70 18 11 2 0 1 1 0 4B.OX 35.4% 5 14.7% 10 29.4% 9.1X 5.6X LOX .OX .5% .5X .0% 2 5 4 2 5.9:1: 14.7% 11.8% 5.9% 4 11.8X 2 5.9% 198 100.0% 34 1OO.OX 8400 1oo.er~ 6012 11 1OO.0X 2174 SlZE OF THE FARM (acres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.DO- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.
DO-499.

99 500.00 and .are TOTAL TA8LE 160: OCCUPATION OF THE INDIVIDUAL FAR"ERS ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS AND SUB-DISTRICTS Total Farmers OCCUPATION OF INDIVIDUAL FARMERS Not Appl.

No.

X Totat Indiv.

Farmer Farm Manager Farm Worler Non-ferll Work Not stated No.

X 1 Farmers c- No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

% No.

I/O.

X I 830 527 976 484 2817 9.8X 825 6.2% 524 11.6% 976 479 33.4% 2804 5.7''' 9.8X 657 449 725 417 33.4X 2248 6.2XI 11.6X 5.n.

: 8. or.
: 8. or.

678 678 1.6% 137 137 4.6% 385 386 3.3X 279 279 1479 1480 17.5.

8.11.

548 1.6% 129 4.6% 31 I 3.3% 222 17.6% 1210 2118 577 277 666 1BOB 3.4% 287 6.8X 576 3.3X 277 7.9r.

666 21 .4X 1806 3.4% 179 6.9r.

407 133 3.3X 7.9r.

366 21,5;, lOBS 292 296 102 224 914 3.5X 286 3.5% 296 101 1.2"" 222 2.7''' 905 10. ex 3.4X 107 3.57.

200 1.27.

82 2.6% 159 548 10.8X 10.9"" 7.5% 12.1% 6.9r.

37.4% 9.1xl 2.1% 5.2X 3.n.

: 20.1%1 3.or.

6.8% 2.2% 6.1X 18.a-" 1. ex 3.3% 1 .41.


2.6% 9.1% 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 .or.

100. or.

.or.

.OX 100.0% .OX .OX .0% .or.

.or.

.0.

·ox .0''' ·ox .0"1.

.OX .OX .0% .OX .0% 4.3% 360 361 3.7% 313 313 4.9r.

415 409 324 3.9r.

326 1406 1415 16.8' D./.

-:t.J. 11Yl m:, 8400 100.

(J',( 4.3% 284 3.7% 238 4.9r.

187 3.9% 212 16.7% 921 6012 4.7X 4.a-" 3.1% 3.57.

15.37.

100.or.

.Or.

0 .or.

0 0 · (J'" .or.

0 0 · (J'" 5 1100.07. , 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 0 a 6 5 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 11 .or.
.or.

.or.

.or.

· a-" .or.

· a-" .or.

.or.

.or.

.or.

.or.

.or.

.or.

.OX •a-I.

54.5X 45.5X .or.

100.0% .

or.

.or.

.OX .or.

.or.

100.or. "

7.2X 2.9r.

10.9r.

2. n.: 23. n.: 5.6X .4% 2.n.

: 2.6% 11.3% 4.3X 6.9r.

4.37.

13.57.

29.07.

7. ," 4.or.

.6X 2.6% 14.9r.

157 63 237 58 515 121 8 59 57 245 93 149 94 294 630 168 87 13 57 325 11 7 14 4 36 9 0 IS 0 24 15 20 50 6 91 11 3 1 6 21 5.6X 3.5X 7.1X 2.or.

18.2% 4.5%1 .or.

7.6% .or.

12.1% 7.6% 10.1% 25.37.

3.0X 46.a-" 5.6% 1.5X .5X 3.or.


10.6% 58 2.n.

: 3.4r.

75 10.or.

217 5. or.

109 21.1% 459 2174 100.or.

18 0 5 3 26 198 9.1% .or.

2.5% 1.5X 13.1X 100. or.

14.n.

: 8'~1 5 3 .1 14. n.: 5 13 38.2X .1 1 1 1 1 2.9r.

2.9r.

2.9% 2.9% 2 5.9"" 6 17.6% , 2.9% 2 9 I 5.9r.

26.5% 2.9r.

·1 61 17.6X 2 5.9% 9 26.5% 34 l00.or.


AGRICUL TURE DISTRICTS & SUB-DISTRICTS NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASO 02 ASO 03 ASO 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD aS ASD 06 ASO 07 ASO OB TOTAL SOUTH ASO 09 ASO 10 ASO 11 ASO 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASO 13 ASO 14 ASO 15 ASO 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASO 17 ASO 18 ASO 19 ASO 20 I TOTAL --_ .. T"ble 17: E"PLOYMEHT ON THE FAR" DURING LAST SIX NONTHS, BY SIZE OF THE FARPI Farms Rep.

Relatives ~ithout Re.uneration Workers with ~eration No.

Y.

Total f'eles FetI8Les Sex H.S.


In cash or cash/Kind In Kind SIZE OF THE FAR" (acres) No.

X Ho.

X No.

X No.

X Total Males Fe.ales Sex N.S.

Total "ales Fe.. Les Sex N. S. No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

Y.

No.

X No.

r. 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 500.00 and ~re TOTAL 127- 605 2870 55?

1087 21?

10X 541 67 1?

39 1?

25 OX 17 OX 5 OX 5256 100X 10?

575 3195 54X 1305 22?

671 11?

1X 77 1X 37 19 OX OX 7 ex 2 5888 100?


275 8?

1845 56?

752 23Y.

9% 302 57 2X 1?

26 13 OX 7 OX 1 OX 3278 100x 11?

285 1330 52?- 546 21X 364 14X 1?

20 11 O?

6 OX 0 OX ex 1 2563 100?

15 327- 400 20 43?

2840 7 15?

1682 5 11?

1047 164 OX 0 119 O?

0 154 OX 0 124 OX 0 71 0 OX 47 100x 6601 6?

325 43?

2570 25X 1483 16?

874 139 2X 2X 90 113 2X 97 2X 1X 27 100X 5718 6?

45Y.

26X 15Y.

2X 2X 2?- 2X OX 100x 70 265 185 161 25 27 41 23 44 841 8?

32?

22X 19% 3?

3?

5?

3X 5?

100x 5 12X BY.


5 12Y.

50?

14 33Y.

29% 12 m 153 117.

1?

10 0 O?

1Y.

16 5X 2 0 1 OX OX OX 2 4 lOX OX 0 OX 0 42 l00?

1460 100x 1266 l00?

ax 115 100 7.15 50?

640 428 m 372 134 lOX 7 1X 13 1% 1 OX 1 OX 0 OX 15 75 51 14 3 1 9% 47'.

32?- 'IX 2?

1?

1 0 17.

OX 160 l00?

0-.

0 20 63?

5 16X 5 16?


0 OX 2 6X 0 OX OX 0 0 OX 32 100x Tabb 17a: EMPLOYMENT ON THE F~R" DURING LAST SIX ~THS, BY AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS AND SUB-DISTRICTS Faris Rep. Ael8ti~es without ReMUneration Workers with Remuneration No.

7, Total Kales FeMLes S@)( N.S.

In cash or cash/Kind In Kind No.

• No.

X No • % No.

X Total Males Fe1I8les Sex N. S. Total Male5 FeMles Sex N.:i.

No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X 137, 662 n; 354 626 127, 67, 317 1959 37X 3n 7X 3.
134 5X 270 3X 153 934 18X 152 212 173 295 632 197 231 68 133 629 3X 4X 37, 6X 167, 4r.

4X 1X 37, 12X 4X 219 4.

207 4X 221 5.

255 17% 902 5256 100x 757 13X 4X 253 9J( 536 570 lOX 2116 36.

375 6.

2.

142 10",4 565 115 2X 1197 207, 203 3r.

5r.

284 215 4r.

6r.

354 1056 16r.

161 400' 66 106 733 37- 7r.

no 2.

127, 3r.

150 3r.

152 27, 132 6.

352 786 137, 5888 100x 12X 383 4X 137 279 94 87, 254 1053 32.
374 157, 47, 114 252 10X 315 124 1055 41X 0 2 OX 1412 4X 462 736 11 7, 51 171 2X 1 2781 8 In; 214 1228 394 7X 631 114 134 3X 424 2387 176 131 341 73 721 57, 4. lor.

2.

22.

4r.

129 4X 145 115 4.

195 6.

584 18.

118 227 27 64 436 4.

7r.

I.

2X 137, 7% 184 OX 11 8X 200 42 27- 437 177, 74 139 100 159 472 3.

5.

4.

6r.

lBr.

2~ 43 173 39 42 n- 2X 2.

297 12l 521 15 32X 44 0 OX 246 SIX 24 214 0 OX 39 B3X 1025 0 0 0 0 0 or.
OX OX OX OX 0 OX O OX 0 OX OX 0 OX 0 150 142 127 219 638 223 284 1n 271 955 8X IX 4X 37, 167, 2l 27, 2l 3.

1or.

3% 47, 3X 4X 14X 420 35 219 191 865 133 101 119 180 533 200 255 153 205 813 21X 7X l1X 24 424 7% 1.

47, 3X 15X 2l 2.

2.

3X 9".. 3.

4.

3.

4.

14X 100x 63 2'1.
92 27, 63 242 7% 484 15.

3278 100x 63 2'1.

27, 60 3X 69 4% 110 12% 302 2563 1007, 335 0 OX 226 OX 0 290 OX 0 351 OX 0 OX 1202 0 47 1= 6601 5X 47- 5X 67, 39 57- 296 37, 13 213 17 271 4X 11 57- 340 lBX 1120 80 100x 5718 1= 841 20% 224 87, 117, 47, 467, 11% U 2.

2X 16X 2X 5X U 57, 127- 3.

37, 37, ax 17% 57, 2l 2X 17, 1or.

100l 07, 0 57, 2 9 217, Or.

0 26.

11 12 29X Or.

0 6 147- 5 127, 55r.

23 Or.

0 r .. 3 0 O.

0 OX n 3 or.

0 rl.

3 0 O' 0 or.


3 7X 279 68 167 296 810 131 0 7 1 139 10 5 79 16 110 140 84 0 24 248 194 5X 117, 20X 557, 9X OX OX OX 10".. IX o.

57, IX 81 lor.

6.

OX 27, 17% 258 63 144 240 705 130 0 7 1 138 10 5 76 10 101 93 70 19 182 20X 5X llX 19J( 56X 10X OX 17.

OX lU 1r.

OX 67, 1.

81 7X 6r.

1X 14X 17, I.

11 3 13 56 B3 1 0 1 3 6 9 47 14 0 5 66 0 0 1 7X 2X ax 35X 52.

17, OX 17, 2.

47, 6X 291 9X OX 3.


417, OX OX 17, 1 17, 160 10DX 10 2 314 67, 10 314 OX 0 22 694 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OX OX OX OX or.

OX 0".. OX OX OX 0 O.

0 O' or.

0 OX 0 0 0"1.

0 O.

6 197, 4 13r.

0 OX 10 31X 32 100x 01 0"1.

51 or.
5X 0 0 87, 2 IX 0 117, 2 42 100% 1460 IODX 1268 IODX 13 16 110 14 153 13 10 105 14 142 1X 1X 8X 17- lOX AGR 1CULlURE DISTRICTS & SUB-DISTRICTS NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASO 06 ASD 07 ASO 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASO 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 15 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 17 ASO 18 ASO 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL Table 18: IlArN PURPOSE OF THE FAR" PRODUCE AHD IlAIN SOURCE OF INCONE IN THE CENSUS YEAR, BY SIZE Of THE FARM TOTAL FAR"S KBin Purpose 01 the Far.
Produce ~in SOUrce of the FarMer's lncc.e SIZE OF THE fAR" (acres) No.

X Only hoIte conSUlipt.

OnLy sale Both Not stated 100% f """ farll 50-99% far.

1-49% far.

Not stated No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X Ho.

X Ho.

X No.

X No.

X 730 13X 3205 58X 1025 30 14X 51X 19% 110 .1 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 2•.

99 25.00- .9.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 ZOO.

00-.99.99 500.00 and .cl"~ TOTAL 1'/'/.

1635 4495 53X 1.12 1n ax 689 56 1% 54 36 22 5 1% OX or.

OX 843.

100% 57% 34X 6X 3X 1% OX Q?

; Q?


; 745 445 75 33 11 6 2 1 0 OX 1318 1lJ(J"/' 130 10X 54X 20X 11% 735 271 147 48i, 1% 2X 191: 91: 1% 0> OX OX OX 1361 100% 5538 100% 20 22 20 11 5 1X 1X OX 5.

22 9 9 0 100 1290 627 307 4X 54% 26X 13X 285 1280 402 191 22 10 1% OX OX OX 26 12 3 2 8 1X OX O'/.

OX 2367 100% 2201 100'/.

OX 3 0 0 13X 58X 18X 9X 1X 1080 1780 328 159 35 31X 52% 10X 5X 17.

1% 27 20 19 1% 1% OX 3450 100% 2 170 41X 1.5 35X 55 32 3 5 13X ax 1X 1% 1% OX OX 416 100% 1 0 5 12X O"/.
2X 25 1 4 5 1 2X OX OX 217 100% 0 "AIN PURPOSE Of THE fAR" PRODUCE AND MAIH SOURCE Of INCOHE IN THE CENSUS YEAR, BY AGRICULTURAL DISTRiCTS AND SUB-DISTRICTS Table 18a: TOTAL fARMS "ain Purpose 01 the Fer.

Produce I Main Source o'f the farMer' $ Incc.e AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & No.

SUB-DISTRiCTS % Only 00... consurapt.

Only :oale Roth Not stated 1~ 'fro.. SO-WI.

farm 1-49X fer.

Not Stated fer.

No.

Y.

No.

X No.

X No.

Y.

No.

X No.

% No.

X No.


X NORTM EAST ",SO 01 ASD 02 ASO 03 ASO 04 TOTAL SOU11f EAST ASD 05 ASO 06 ASD 07 ASO 06 TOTAL SO<ITM AS.

09 AS.

10 ASO 11 ASO 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASO 13 ASO 14 ,\SD 1S ASO 16 TOTAL NORTH "'EST ASO 17 ASO 18 ASD 19 ASO 20 TOTAL GRMO TOTAL lOX 830 6t 527 976 12t 6t 4B4 2817 33% 8% 2X 570 3% 678 137 386 279 ,_ 1870 288 577 277 666 1808 3X 7''' 3X ax 21% 3% 292 47- 296 1% 102 3X 224 914 11X 87 13 86 36 222 76 1 29 16 122 r.< 1X n 3r.

17% 6Y.
17% 6Y.

OX 270 170 'IX 27 2Y.

186 14X 175 1370 160 12X 548 42X 123 9X 5% 66 5 0-" lY.

1a 212 16X 4Y.

36' 4% 313 5X 415 4X 326 1415 17'.< 2% 27 2% 28 134 10Y.

2% 25 214 16% 8434 ,= 1318 100"" 302 W 270 30 17 U 267 20X 616 4570 125 2 66 20 213 'IX OX 5X 170 16r.

3X 36 4X 48 OX 5 128 'IX 217 16% 37 3X 3% 38 170 8 6r.

79 162 127.

3X 37 6% 53 lX 8 25 27.


153 11X 1361 100x 7% 408 474 'IX 846 1570 178 3X 1906 34% 471 'IX 134 270 5% 285 237 4X 1127 20X 4% 215 6X 326 270 96 7% 362 9'19 1870 115 189 88 109 501 270 3Y.

27- 2% "" 57- 289 3X 184 5X 262 270 5% 1005 18% 33 15X 10 5X 27 12X 3 1% 34X 73 284 12% 167 7% 358 15X 224 'IX 1033 44X 332 1St lOX 211 14% 311 179 8% 1033 47% 6 a 6 6 18 10 17 1 16 44 3% ox 370 37- 8X 5% 8X OX n lOX B% 17 1Y.

3 OY.

1 18 B7.

39 18Y.


8 18 11 6 43 4% ax 5% 3% 20-" 352 15X OX 5% 570 25% 10 121 118 601 24 73 3 88 188 45 110 73 63 291 U 3X or.

4X 8X 2, 5% 3% 3, 12% 4X 98 10 IT" 104 570 370 58 270 1270 17 1X 232 l1X 1X 26 7% 154 429 1'IX 38 59 10 BO 187 270 3Y.
0% 470 8% 1m r" 51 2% 33 1% a OX 254 11% 2367 100x 72 3X 2X 54 3X 72 470 B4 282 13X 2201 100x 5X 186 4X 127 283 llX 74 2X 670 1'IX 220 6X 116 3% 470 145 3X 91 572 1n 236 n 5X 189 246 7X 367 11X 1038 30% 175 109 18 63 365 5X 370 lX 2X 1170 3X 110 5X 187 ax 272 n: 236 23% 805 3450 100x 28 22 24 7 81 8 1 16 12 37 n 5% 6X 2X 1'IX 27. or.
4X 3% 'IX 370 11 20X 53 ox 2 57 1470 153 37% 34 18 1 18 7' 8% 470 ox 4X '7% 2X 9 5X 21 38 'IX 1X 6 18% 74 416 l00x 5538 1= 217 100% TABLE 19: AGE OF THE FAR"ER'S HOUSEHOlD POPULATION DURING LAST WEEKI BY SIZE OF THE FAR" Far.s reporting NUMBER OF PERSOltS OF TliE FARMER'S HOUSEI«lLD No.

X Total 0-14 yrs 15-24 yr. 25-34 yr. 35-44 yr. 45-54 yrs 55--64 yrs 65 &over Age N.S.

No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

% No.

X No.

X No.
·X 1475 3985 1244 17% ax 598 74 1X 1X 44 31 OX 17 OX 4 OX 17% 4385 20X 53X 14030 53X 19% 5095 9% 2353 259 1% 157 1X 103 OX 61 OX 15 OX 7472 100x 26458 100x 1180 16X 3955 53X 1569 21X 9% 638 57 1X 33 OX 22 m; 10 OX 5 OX 7469 100x 15X 635 54X 2235 797 19% 9% 375 1% 35 1X 25 OX 15 14 OX 2 OX 4133 100X 19% 695 55X 2005 639 17% 7% 270 1X 36 13 OX 13 OX 5 0 0",( 3676 100x 0",( 495 17X 1575 53X 593 20X 230 ax 1% 28 11 OX 8 OX 9 OX 2 OX 2951 100x 350 15X 1265 53X 473 20X 245 10X 1% 23 1X 13 7 OX 1X 12 4 OX 2392 100x 17% 305 910 51X 333 19% 189 11X 1X 21 1X 24 1X 11 5 OX 1 OX 1799 10QX 390 20X 920 47% 312 16% 219 11% 2X 102 24 1X 26 1X 4 OX 0 OX 335 16% 55X 1165 379 1ax 9% 187 1X 17 1X 14 1 OX 2 OX OX 1 1937 1= 2101 100x SIZE Of THE FARM (acres) 0.99 0.01- 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 500.00 and IItOre TOTAL ~.
Note: OnLy far.s for ~hich the 1ar.er was heed of household were ask.ed to report household population TABLE 19a: AGE OF THE fAR"ER'S HOUSEHOLD POPULATION DURING LAST WEEK, BY AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS AND SUB-DISTRICT$ Farm reporting NU"BER OF PERSONS OF THE FA~"ER'S HOUSEHOLD No.

X Total 0-14 yrs T5-24 yr. 25-34 yrs 35-44 yrs 45-54 )'r$ 55-64 yrs 65 &ov.r Age N.S.

No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

% No.


X lOX 731 459 670 888 12X 410 5% 2488 33% ax 591 170 104 278 470 3X 214 1187 1670 47.

287 7% 559 3X 232 8X 630 1708 23% 470 273 275 4r.

lX 91 3% 211 850 l1X 342 300 2n 320 5X 4X 4X 470 1239 17% 7472 l00x 2829 117.

6X 1472 1270 3195 7% 1956 9452 36% 1823 410 1090 742 4065 7"< 2X 4X 3X 15X 5X 1199 6X 1685 763 370 9X 2383 6030 23X 860 1270 367 570 1005 13% 697 970 2929 3970 550 134 267 216 7% 2X 470 370 1167 16X 415 6X 5X 361 184 2X 809 117.

1769 24.
1769 24.

924 '152 309 623 3r.

4X lX 2',( 247 326 94 110 3% 4% 1% 17.

3008 11% = lOX 12X 484 570 224 llX 440 8X 345 1493 36X 1170 395 5X 175 491 13% 6X 207 1268 3470 279 970 168 6X 359 12X 223 8% 35X 1029 282 54 204 92 632 7% 1% 5X 2X 15X 4X 174 2n 7% 37- '13 354 9"/.

918 22' 3% 128 6X 246 17.

42 2% 82 498 12X 224 55 116 87 4112 6% 1% 3% 2X 13X 4X 155 7% 263 117 370 408 l1X 26% 943 130 183 39 129 481 47- 5X 17.

4% 1370 233 8% 17.
4% 1370 233 8% 17.

24 118 4X 3X 87 462 16% 154 189 98 286 727 5% 6X 3% lOX 25X 4X 119 112 4X 1% 37 55 2X 323 117.

265 11% 124 5% 296 12X 7% 161 35% 846 670 149 47 2% 3X 68 4X 95 359 15X 39 143 88 164 434 124 110 25 87 346 2X 6% 4% 7X 18r.

5X 5X lX 470 147- 91 209 96 230 13X 5X 12% 5% 626 35X 120 7% 31 2X 78 4X 37 2X 266 15X 4X 67 7% 134 3X 53 119 7X 373 217.

4X 69 5X 83 1% 12 54 3r.


218 1270 lOX 201 5X 88 260 13X 97 5% 646 33% 168 970 24 lX 60 3X 71 4X 323 17% 670 110 8X 149 570 94 570 97 450 23X 64 37 16 61 178 370 2X 1% 3X 9X 5X 3X 3X 470 1570 4% 125 1205 4X 106 736 3% 92 804 87 1158 3' 410 14% 3903 26458 1= 7469 1= 4133 1= 3676 1= 2951 100% 3X 258 2X 142 270 155 272 4X 827 117.
5% 197 270 66 270 89 4X 150 502 1470 ln 470 2X 99 3X 131 470 185 14X 592 5X 570 112 89 4X 84 5X 108 370 78 60 3' 107 6X 109 5X 340 18% 407 17% 2392 1= 1799 1= 1937 100% 44 75 95 102 316 2X 4% 570 6X 18% 115 5X 235 1170 6% 135 6X 130 615 29X 5% 97 41 2X 179 9X 3X 57 374 18% 4X 85 169 8",( lX 16 146 7X 416 20",( 43 55 44 45 187 2% 3% 2'4 2% 9X lOX 203 370 56 5X 104 146 7% 509 2470 2101 l00x AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & SUB-DISTRICTS NORTH EAST ASO 01 ASO 02 ASD 03 ASO 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASO 06 ASD 07 ASO 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASO 09 ASO 10 ASD 11 ASO 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 A.SO 14 ASD 15 ASI> 16 TOTAL NORTH "EST ASO 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL TABLE 20: SEX OF TltE FAR"ER' S HOUSEtIOl.D I'Of'ULATION DURING LAST WEEK, BY SIZE OF TltE FAR" Faras reporting N~BER OF PERSONS OF THE FA~ER'S HOUSEHOLD Mo.
X Total ""Le Feeale Not Stated SIZE OF THE FAR" (acres) 0.01- 0.99 4.99 1.00- 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 500.

00 and IIOre TOTAL 1475 3985 1244 598 74 44 31 17 4 7472 20X 53X 1n 8% 1% 1% OX OX OX 100x No.

X Mo.

4385 14030 5095 2353 259 157 103 61 15 26458 1n 53X 10X OX 1X 1% OX OX OX 100x 2235 7440 2753 1245 12B 85 56 31 7 13980 X 16% 53X 20X 9l: 1X 1X OX OX OX 100x No.

% No.
% No.

2055 6250 2247 1056 123 68 46 29 8 11882 1n 53X 10X OX 1% 1X OX OX OX 100x 95 340 95 52 8 4 1 1 0 596 X 16X 5n 16X 9l: 1% 1X OX OX OX 100x Note: only farn for which the farlleF' "'as head of household were asked to report household popuLation information T~LE2~: ~EX OF THE FAR"ER'S HOUSEHOLD POPULATION ~URING LAST WEEk, BY AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS AND SUB-DISTRICTS farms reporting HUMBER OF PERSONS OF THE FARMER'S HOUSEHOLD No.

X Total IIole Fe.ale Hot Stated AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & SUB-DISTRICTS No.
X No.

X No.

X No.

X NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASO 02 ASO 03 ASO 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST /ISO 05 ASO 06 ASO 07 /ISO 08 TOTAL SOUTH /lSD 09 ASO 10 ASD 11 /ISO 12 TOTAL CENTRAL /ISO 13 ASD 14 ASO 15 /ISO 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASO 17 ASO 18 ASO 19 ASO 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 731 ~59 688 ~10 2_ 591 104 27B 214 11B7 287 559 232 630 1708 273 275 91 211 B50 342 300 277 320 1239 7472 1Or.

6X 1270 5% 3370 ax IX 4r.

370 167- 41. n 370 a% 23Y.

~r.

47.

1% 3X 11% 5r.

~% 4% ~X In 100"/.


2829 1~72 3195 1956 9452 1823 410 1090 742 4065 1199 1685 763 2383 6030 92~ 1152 309 623 3008 1205 736 804 1158 3903 2~58 11% 6Y.

12X 7X 3670 TX 2% 4r.

370 15% 570 670 370 9X 23X 3X 470 IX 270 11% 5>- 3% 3% ~r.

IS.

100% 1445 756 1626 1039 4866 1021 238 572 373 2204 655 852 447 1302 3256 446 658 157 352 1613 599 439 377 626 ~1 13980 10% 570 12X n 3570 n 2X 470 3X 1670 570 670 37, 9"'/ 2370 370 570 1% 3X 12X ~X 3% 37, 470 15.

1Gor.
1Gor.

1315 694 1524 898 4431 766 167 453 335 1721 1170 670 1370 BX 3n: 6% 1% 470 3% 14X 470 510 726 67- 315 370 1075 9X 2626 m 474 ~79 126 253 1332 591 290 382 509 470 470 170 270 11% 5% 2X 3% ~X 1m 1570 IGor.

11882 69 22 45 19 155 36 5 65 3~ 140 34 107 1 6 148 4 IS 26 18 63 IS 7 45 23 90 596 12r.

~x 870 370 2670 6r.

17, 11% 6% 237, 670 18r.

or.

1% 25r.

1% 370 4% 37.

11% 3% 1Y.

8Y.

~r.

15.


100% TABLE 21: EDUCATION OF THE FARMER's HOUSEHOlD POPULATION DURJNG LAST WEEK, BY SIZE OF THE fARM Fst"lIs Rep. NU"BER OF PERSONS OF THE FARNER'S HOUSEHOLD SIZE OF THE FAR" (acres) No.

~ TotaL No school ing PrilMry School Secondary School College!

University I Not Stated No.

~ No, X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.


X 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9,99 10.00- 24,99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 500.00 and tIIOre TOTAL 1475 3985 1244 598 74 44 31 17 4 7472 20.
53X 1n 8X 1X 1X OX OX 0'4 100X 4385 14030 5095 2353 259 157 103 61 15 26458 1n 53X 19"4 9"4 1X 1X OX OX OX 100x 16~ 55X 2820 325 1120 9070 407 ~ 3432 ax 1497 170 133 1X 17 10 75 O'/, 3 40 9 2 6 0 2054 1n 53X 20X 9"4 1X OX OX OX OX 17082 1= 0'"' l00x 0'4 OX 625 1965 678 353 61 46 40 20 7 16X 52X 18X 9X 2X 1X 1X 1X OX 3795 1= I 155 215 52 93 20 17 19 29 1 631 25X 34.
13X 15X 3~ 3X 3X 5X OX 100x I,6lJ 1660 496 240 28 9 1 1 1 2896 16X 5n 1n 8X ,X OX OX OX OX 100x Note: Only fares for which the farMer was head of household were asked to report household populatlon infor~t;on TABLE 21.: EDUCATION OF THE FARMER'S HOUSEHOLD POPULATION DURING LAST WEEK, BY AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS AND SUB-DISTRICTS Far_s Rep.

NUMBER Of PE~SONS OF THE fA~ER'S HOUSEHOLD No.

~ Total persons No schooLing Prilll8ry School Secondary School College!

University Not Stated No.

% No.

7- No.

7- Ho.


7- No.

X No.

~ 731 459 888 410 2488 591 104 278 214 1187 287 559 232 630 1708 273 275 91 211 850 1Ill: 6% 12% 5X 33X ax 1X 4X 3X 16X 4% 7X 3X 8% 237- 4% 47- 17- 37- l1X 2829 1472 3195 1956 9452 1823 410 1090 742 4065 1199 1685 763 2383 6030 924 1152 309 623 3008 5X 47- 4X 1205 342 300 736 277 B04 1158 320 1239 3903 17t 7472 1= 26458 4~ I 11Y.

6X 12X 77.

36Y.

I n 27- 47- 37- 15X 5X 6Y.

3~ 9% 23% 3% 47- 1Y.

2Y.

11r.

1 5Y.

3Y.


37- 47- 15% 100', 327 97 211 237 872 132 21 53 65 271 118 119 42' 187 466 51 95 13 35 194 78 51 49 73 251 2054 16X 5X lOX 12Y.

42X 6% 17- 3X 3X 13X 6% 6% 2~ 9% 23% 2r.

5r.

1~ 27- 9~ 47- 2X zr.

4X 127- 100% I 1759 804 2168 1427 6158 1361 344 700 479 2884 782 1020 468 1569 3839 378 722 220 387 1707 10~ 57- 137- 8X 36Y.

8X 27- 4X 3X 177.

5Y.

67- 3% 9~ 22% 2r.

4% I 1r.

2% 10"/.


275 203 565 197 1240 129 15 77 121 342 225 227 169 413 1034 280 173 23 100 576 n 5X 15X 5X 33X 3X OX 2X 3X 9X 6X 6% 4% 11X 27t 7t 57- 1X 37- 15X 31 10 40 0 81 5 6 16 14 41 26 28 54 91 199 143 54 2 16 215 57- 2X 6X OX 13Y.

17- 1X 3X 2X 6X 4~ 4X 9% 14X 327- 23X 9X OX 3Y.

34:<: 437 358 211 95 1101 196 24 244 63 527 48 291 30 123 492 72 108 51 85 316 15X 12X 7X 3X 38Y.

7", 1Y.

8X 2X 18X 27- 107- 1% 4X 17"1.

27.

4r.
2, 3, 11, 47- 3~ 727 514 479 57- 774 2494 157- 17082 1= 3~ I I 185 5X 3X 106 4X 152 160 4% 603 16X 3795 1= 6% 40 3, 16 4X 25 2% 14 15% 95 631 1= 175 I 49 99 137 460 2896 6X 2, 37- 5% 167- lOOl: AGR I CULTURE DISTRICTS & SUB-DISTRICTS I NORTH EAST ",SO 01 ASO D2 ASO 03 ASO 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASO 05 ASO 06 ASO 07 ASO 08 TOrA.L SOUTH ASO 09 Ase 10 ASO 11 I ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASO 13 ASO 14 ASO 15 ASO 16 TOTAL NORTH ~EST ASO 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASO 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL SIZE OF THE FAR" (acres) Far-as report;ng Persons 15 & Older No.
r. No.

r. TABLE 22: EMPlO~ENT OF THE FARMER'S HOUSEHOLD POPULATION 15 YEARS AND OLDER DURIHG LAST WEEK, BY SIZE OF THE FARN NUMBER OF IIORKIHG HOURS ON THE FARM NUN6ER OF IIORKING HOURS OUT OF THE FARH TOTAL < 20 hrs 20-39 hrs 40+ hrs Not stated TOTAL < 20 hl"'s 20-39 hrs 40+ hrs Not stated No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

% No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.
X 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00-- 9.99 10.00-- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00-- 99.99 100.00--199.99 200.00--499.99 500.00 and MOre TOTAL 1475 20% 3980 53X 1244 17% 6X lX lX OX OX OX 16X 3145 16.8X 2855 9915 53.1X 9375 53X 3467 16.6% 3360 19% 1689 9.0",( 1626 9% lX 1.1% 184 201 1% 122 100 56 61 OX 50 OX 34 9 10 OX 7465 l00x 18680 l00x 17601 l00x 596 74 44 31 17 4 .7% .4% .3X .1% 785 19% 2375 56X 652 15X 6X 347 lX 28 lX 25 10 OX 6 OX OX 1 4229 l00x 355 lOX 2010 5& 703 20% 9% 323 lX 34 OX 13 7 OX OX 6 OX 0 3451 l00x 185 lOX 900 46X 526 27% 13X 261 1% 26 lX 17 1% 19 0".
7 3 OX 1944 100".

1530 19% 4090 51X 1479 19% 9% 695 1% 96 lX 45 OX 22 15 OX OX 5 20X 2655 7065 52X 2326 17% 1131 & lX 155 1% 97 OX 60 46 OX OX 9 7977 100x 13544 l00x 125 9% 59% 775 263 20% lOX 128 1% 14 1X 10 6 OX OX 3 0".
0 1324 l00x 16X 230 55X 775 260 19% 108 & lX 11 9 1% OX 5 6 OX 1 OX 1405 l00x 450 26X 51% 900 lOX 181 8X 132 1% 16 2X 30 1% 26 1% 17 1 OX 1753 l00x 1850 20% 4615 51% 1622 1& ax 763 lX 114 1% 48 OX 23 OX 20 7 OX 9062 l00x Note: Only fBr.s for which the far-Iller was heed of household were asked to report household population TABLE 22.: EMPLOYMENT OF T~E FARMER'S HOUSEHOLD POPULATION 15 YEARS AND OLDEc DURING LAST WEEK r BY AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS AND sue-DIsTRICTS FarMs Persons 15 reporting &OLder NUMBER OF WORKING HOURS ON THE FARM NU"BER OF WORKING HOURS OUT OF THE FARM No_ X No.
X TOTAL < 20 hr$ 20-39 hrs 40+ hrs Not stated TOTAL < 20 hrs 20-39 hr.

40+ hrs Not stated No.

X No.

Y. Ho_ X No.

Y.

No.

X Ho.

r. No.

X No.

Y.

No.

X NO.

Y.

13X 5X 9X 491 14Y.

552 lOX 330 225 547 161.

391 9% 319 304 1472 35% 1687 4n '" 80 84 4Y.

4X 302 16X 5X 94 29X 560 742 9X 5X 401 llX 844 6% 473 2460 31X 1()X 1302 4X 538 1868 14X 5% 657 32X 4365 lOX 731 6X 458 12% 883 410 5% 2482 33Y.
8X 591 lX 104 4X 278 214 3X 1187 16% 4X 287 n 559 3X 232 BX 630 1708 23% 4% 273 4X 275 lX 91 3% 211 850 11% 1918 10_3Y.

1865 5_8Y.

1040 1088 2166 11-6% 2084 1214 6.5% 1190 7''' 6386 34_2X 6179 35X llX 6X 12Y.

1244 6.n 1232 254 255 1.4r.

815 4.4X B16 519 512 2.8X 2B34 15.2X 2813 757 635 4.1Y.

1318 7_1% 1265 550 3.1X 575 1557 8.3% 1331 4207 22_5% 3781 '" lX 5% 3X 16r.

4X 7'/.

3X 8X 21% 3r.

57- 3_6% 4.3X 1.1X 2JY.

671 812 213 1Y.

513 3/.


: 2209 11.B% 2087 12% 604 802 213 468 265 39 208 214 726 313 127 130 279 849 112 170 26 88 396 6X 1X 5X 5X ln. '"

3% 3r. '"

20X 3% 4Y.

lY.

2X 9",( 271 16 70 14 371 56 142 82 264 544 80 141 56 104 3B1 8% Or.

2X OX 11% 2% 4X 2X 8% 16% 2% 4X 2X 3X 11% 122 28 29 26 205 8 268 55 236 567 60 94 59 71 284 6% 1X 1X lX l1X OX 14X 3X 12X 29X 3X 5Y.

3% 4r.

15Y.

5% 5Y.

341 3% 4X 300 3r.

4% 277 5% 320 4% 16X 1238 ln.


7465 l00X 18680 l00x 17601 100x 937 941 5.1T" 583 3.1Y.

484 638 509 3.4Y.

4_n.

811 882 3044 16_3X 2741 167 4X 121 3X 186 4X 312 7'/.

19X 786 4229 l00x 4% 125 3Y.

99 2Y.

74 5% 170 46B 14X 3451 l00Y.

5Y.

98 131 7X 2X 32 3X 67 328 ln.

1944 100"" 109 2 8X or.

lIT 21X 2X 28 416 31X 9 37 118 8 1% 3X 9X 1Y.

172 13X 183 14X 1X 17 2X 29 4X 58 22X 2B7 14 22 10 29 75 1% 2% 1% 2Y.

6% 267 35 19X 2X 336 24Y.


4X 63 701 SOX 16 1 70 7 94 9 67 24 33 133 36 62 5 52 155 lX IT/.

5X OX n. 1X 5X 2r.

2% 9X 3% 4X 0% 4Y.

lTY.

4Y.

7B 15 lX 356 20"" 3% 52 501 29"" 18 24 2 3 47 1% 1Y.

OX OX 3X 8 48 70 0% 3X 4% 357 20X 2BX 483 4X 77 3% 61 1% 13 122 7X 273 16% 848 486 899 514 2747 637 172 525 286 1620 348 784 352 697 2181 435 435 82 225 1177 9",( 5X lOX 6% 30X 7X 2% 6X 3X 18X 4% 97- 4r.

8X 247- 5% 5X 1% 2% 13% OX '" 6 98 5D 4Y.

220 1];( 374 28Y.

1324 l00x OY.

3 6Y.

80 55 4Y.


184 13X 322 23r.

1405 l00X 7 0% 182 10% 11 X 191 69 4X 449 26Y.

1753 l00x n. 606 143 2X 3% 271 3% 317 1337 15X 9062 l00x 574 171 508 258 1511 258 728 283 552 1821 '" 2% 6X 3X 19X 3X 9X 4X n 23r.

4% 352 5X 397 1% 72 3% 205 1026 13% 7X 547 2X 133 3% 217 3X 262 1159 15r.

7977 l00x 680 234 715 J04 1933 548 916 475 1145 3D84 5X 2X 5X 2X lAX 4X n 4r.

8X 23r.

562 580 110 428 4X 4X lY.

3Y.

1660 12X 622 5" 4X 5D3 4Y.

567 6X 790 18r.
2482 13544 l00x ,AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & SUB-D ISTRI CTS NORTH EAST ASO 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASO 06 ASD 07 ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASO 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 "SD 14 ASD 15 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST "SD 17 ASD 18 "SD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL TABLE 23: NACHINERY & EQUIP"EN' OWNED 8Y THE FAR" ON THE CENSUS DAY, 8Y SIZE OF THE FAR" SIZE Of THE FAR" (acres) Motor Vehicles Subsidiary Vehicles Sprayers PUlIPs Seeding EquipRt1t Clearing Equi,:.ent Processing EquipRrtt Augers Incubators Generators Ti llers Not Stated Far.s No.
Farlls No.

Far.s No.

Farms No.

Far.s No.

FarlllS No.

Farms No.

FerNs No.

Farlls No.

Far.s No.

Faras No.

Far-ItS No.
0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 500.00 and *>re TOTAL 3B 29 21 14 29 4 2 6 7 13 2 3 34 3705 4m , 1 1 1 1 2 ·2 5 2 0 0 1 8 5 2 1 8 TABLE 23.: MACHINERY & EQUIP"ENT O'JNED BY THE I7ARI"l ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY AGRICULTURAL DiSTRICTS AND SUB-DISTRICTS l'otor Vehicles Subsidiary Vehi cles Spr.
!lyers PUIPPS set'di n9 Equipllef'lt Clearing Equipllent Processing Equipllent Augers Incublltors Generators Ti llcrs Not St8ted FarllS No.

Far"ms No.

Farlls No.

FerllS No.

Far.s No.

Farms No.

Ferms No.

Farllls No.

Farms No.

Fer.s No.

FarIs No.

Far.s No.
35 99 35 122 1 5 4 1 5 9 134 157 10 15 330 293 269 T79 10' , 1 1 1 5 1 6 1 1 2 2 4 8 43 22 77 22 1 15 3' 69 7 l ' 33 71 122 63 54 15 16 148 37 25 51 2 115 531 1 4 9 48 22 83 35 1 16 38 90 8 '1 38 74 131 72 58 16 26 172 39 31 53 2 125 601 1 1 1 , ~ 27 8 9 AGRI CULlURE DISTRICTS .. SUB-OISTRICTS NORTH EAST ASO 01 ASO 02 ASO 03 ASO 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASO 05 ASO 06 ASO (f7 ASD DB TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 15 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAIlD TOTAL TABLE 24: NU"BER OF FAR"S RENTING AND/OR BORROWING "ACHINERY &EQUIP"ENT ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FAR" SIZE OF THE FAR" (acres) 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 9.99 5.00- 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 TOTAL Motor Vehicles SUbsidiary Vehicles Sprayers PUIlpS Clearing Equipllent Augers Not Stated Farlls No.
Farllls No.

Farlls ~.

Far.s No.

farlls No.

Farllls No.

Far.s No.

 NUMBER Of fARMS RENTING AND lOR BORROWING MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT ON THE CENSUS OAY, BY AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS AND SUB-~ISTRICTS TABLE 24a: Motor AGRI CULTURE DISTRICTS & Vehicles.
SUB-DISTRICTS subs; d"j a r)' sprayer$ PUIIlpS Vehicles I Clearing Equiplllent Augers Not Stated Farms No.

Faras No.

Faras No.

Far.s No.

Far-ills NO.

Ferllls No.

I-- FariS No.


NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASO 05 ASO 06 ASD 07 ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASD 11 ASO 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASO 13 ASO 14 ASO 15 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH ~EST ASD 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL a 3 3 0 56 0 58 126 132 1 183 , 23 53 14 25 1 191 23 53 141 25 115 115 0 0 1 0 1 18 22 3 1 44 0 18 1 0 0 1 0' 1 1 18 23 3 2 46 0 1B 1 3 3 5 10 0 4 6 0 4 6 0 5 10 10 10 9 9 5 5 9 9 .
19 362 19 372 5 10 3 26 3 26 14 14 0 0 TABLE 25: USE OF FERTILIZERs AND AGRO-CHEMICAlS ON THE FAR" DURING THE CENSUS Y£AR, BY SIZE OF THE FAR" ORGANIC "ANURE FERTILIZERS INORGANIC FERTILIZERS AGRO-CHE"ICALS SIZE OF THE FAR" (acres) Total Yes No Not stated Total Yes No Not stated Total Yes No No.

X No.

X No.

% No.

r. No.

X No.

r. No.

X No.

r. No.

X No.

X No.

X "- Not uated , - X No.


0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 500.00 and RDre TOTAL 1635 197.

4495 53.

1412 17't.

8% 689 1X 86 1% 54 OX 36 22 07. or.

5 8434 1oar.

580 26X 1130 51X 277 13.

157 7't.

19 17- 1% 22 1X 12 11 OX 3 OX 2211 1oor.

815 18X 2410 53X 18X 836 415 97.

50 17- 1% 24 OX 15 10 Or.

2 OX 4577 1007- 15X 240 58.

955 18X 299 117 7't.

17 1X 8 O.

9 17- OX 1 a or.

1646 1oar.

1635 197.


53% 4495 1412 17".

( 8X 689 1X 86 54 17- or.

36 OX 22 or.

5 8434 1oar.

1105 177.

54X 3625 1189 18X 97.

577 1X 71 41 1r.

or.

26 or.

16 or.

5 6655 1oar.

470 35X 635 47't.

143 11X 5X 72 11 17- 1X 9 OX 4 or.

5 a 0% 1349 1oar.

14X 60 55X 235 197.

Ba 97.

40 1X 4 1r.

4 1X 6 or.

1 a 0% 430 1oar.

1635 197.

53% 4495 1412 177.

8% 689 86 17.

54 17- or.

36 or.

22 5 0% 8434 1007.

14X 880 3445 56X 1148 19r.

563 97.

1X 63 33 17. or.

25 15 0% or.


3 6175 1oar.

675 34X 47't.

925 222 11X 5X 105 17 17.

17 1r.

OX 5 OX 6 OX 2 1974 1oor.

80 125 42 21 6 4 6 1 a 28% 44X 15X 77.

2X 1X 2X or.

or.

285 1oar.

USE OF FERTILIZERS AND AGRO-CHE"ICALS ON THE FAR" DURING THE CENSUS YEAR, 8Y AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS AND SU8-DISTRICTS TABLE 25a: ORGANIC "ANURE FERTILIZERS INORGANIC FERTILIZERS AGRO-CHE"ICALS Total Y•• No Not stated Total Yes No Not stated Total Ye.

No Not stated No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.


% No.

X No.

% No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X 76 25 66 142 309 6X 2X 5X llX 237- 11 157 47 0 215 830 10-" 527 6X 976 12X 6X 484 2817 33% 678 137 386 279 8X 2X 5X 3X 1480 187.

288 37- 577 77.
288 37- 577 77.

277 37- 8% 666 1808 21X 292 296 102 224 914 3X 4X 1X 3X l1X 4X 361 4X 313 5X 415 4X 326 1415 17% 8434 l00x 85 79 52 29 245 4X 4X 2X lX l1X 4X 92 5X 106 5% 105 13 lX 316 14X 47- B6 369 17% 4X 28X 5370 88 620 1163 138 46 5 46 235 6X 2X OX 2X l1X 2X 50 2X 51 5X 107 2X 44 l1X 252 2211 l00x 8X 386 6X 252 18X 804 428 9X 1870 41% 8X 389 07- 21 3X 156 17 OX 583 13% 145 190 170 35 540 132 233 95 171 631 3% 47- 4X 17.

127.
127.

37- 5X 2% 4X 147- 359 22X 196 12X n 120 2% 27 702 43X 197 12X lX 10 125 870 249 15% 35X 581 57 18 19 11 105 22 17 2 7 48 3X 1% lX lX 6X lX 1X OX OX 3X 6X 291 173 4X 6X 259 5X 230 953 21X 4577 100x 20 89 49 52 17.

5X 3X 3X 210 13X 1646 l00x 830 lOX 527 6X 976 12% 6X 484 2817 33X 8% 678 27- 137 5X 386 37- 279 1480 18% 37- 288 r" 577 3X 277 87.

666 1808 217.
666 1808 217.

292 296 102 224 914 370 4%" 170 3X l1X 4X :161 4X 313 5X 415 4X 326 1415 17% 8434 l00x 11% 743 345 5X 863 1370 5X 342 2293 34X 8% 554 137 27- 5X 360 4X 268 1319 20X 270 158 4X 291 lX 83 8X 558 1090 16X 200 266 1m 189 756 37- 47- 270 3X 117.

309 5% 4X 286 5X 304 4X 298 1197 18X 6655 l00x 50 0 15 4X OX 17. , OX 70 5X r" 98 270 20% 171 13% r" 101 640 477.

891 77.

2X 251 07- 0 26 27- 140 lOX 1 38 3X lX 20 107 8X 2X 25 190 14X 1349 l00x 3% 37X 11% 0% SOX ln OX 3X lX 21X 77.
4X 570 270 18X 170 17.

OX 270 4X 74 0 11 6 91 32 16 23 7 78 3 5 1 9 18 14 3X 7 2X 17.

4 lX 3 28 7X 430 l00x lOX 830 527 6X 976 12X 6X 484 33% 2817 678 8X 2% 137 386 5X 3X 279 1480 18X 3% 288 577 77.

277 3X 870 666 1808 21% 292 296 102 224 914 3X 47. lX 3X llX 361 4X 4X 313 415 5X 4X 326 1415 17X 8434 l00x nl 458 663 330 12% 7X l1X 5X 2172 35X 587 107.
2% 137 6X 342 4X 268 1334 22X 2X 132 4X 259 lX 80 531 9X 1002 16X 151 221 95 115 582 2X 4X 2X 2X 9X 307 5X 238 4X 5X 278 4X 262 1085 18% 6175 l00x 93 5X 40 2X 289 15X 8X 153 57, 29X 53 0 38 5 96 3X ox 2X OX 5X 670 122 15X 292 175 9X 125 6X 714 36X 130 77.

3X 53 OX 6 lOS 5X 294 15X 16 6l: lOX 29 8% 24 1 OX 70 25X 38 13X OX 0 2X 6 2X 6 50 18X 34 12X 9X 26 8X 22 4X 10 32X 92 4X 11 8% 22 OX 1 4 17.
38 13X 41 68 133 53 295 2X 3X 7X 3X 15X 1974 100x 13 5X 7 2X 4 1X 4X 11 35 1270 285 l00x - AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & SUB-DISTRICTS NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD ()4 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 06 ASD 07 ASD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ItSD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 15 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 17 l'" " ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL TABLE 26: "lNISTRY OF AGRICULTURE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE IN THE CENSUS YEAR, FAR"ING DEVELOPMENT AND CREDIT DURING THE LAST 10 YEARS, BY SIZE OF THE FARM SIZE OF THE FARM (acres) TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR DEVELOPMENT FARMING DEVELOPMENT LAST 10 YRS.
LOAN FOR DEYELOP"ENT Total Yes No Not stated Total Yes No Not stated Total Yes No Not stated No.

7- No.

7- No.

7- No.

7- No.

• No.

7- No.

7- No.

X No.

• No.

7- No.

X No.

X 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 500.00 and IllOre TOTAL 1635 19:1 4495 537- 1412 17"1.

87- 689 17.

86 54 17- 36 O' 0"" 22 07- 5 8434 1007- 1125 237- 2~O 537- 16X 7"1.

17.

0"1.

07- 07- 465 14.

547- 1815 ~4 19:1 lOX 336 17- 49 1.

27 17- 24 17- 17 4 0"1.


45 m 1635 260 14X 46X 885 4495 60 387.

167- 450 23X 1412 25 265 147- 689 87- 13 1 17- 23 17- 86 12 54 3X 5 17- 17.

10 6 4% 36 17.

12 1 22 1X OX 07.

1 5 0 3361 1= 4917 1= 156 1= 8434 1= 1918 1007.

19:1 53X In 8X 1X 1r.

07- 07.

0;( 763 340 36 22 6 4 1 OX/ 1325 21X 3520 567- 926 157- n 411 61 1X 38 1X 20 0"1.

07.

9 OX 4 6314 locr" 50 257- 457- 90 36 187- 67- 13 17- 2 2X 4 37.

6 OX 1 0"" 0 3X 15 235 44X 153 29:1 105 20X 10 2X 1% 5 17.

4 17.

4 07.

1 202 ,= 8434 1= 532 1007.


1635 19:1 4495 537- 1412 ln; 8.

689 86 U 17- 54 36 Or.

07- 22 or.

5 1575 20X 4180 547- 1224 167- n 569 75 1X 17- 45 O.

26 17 ·ox 4 07- 1715 1007- ~4X 45 80 35 15 1 4 6 1 0 437- 19:1 8X 1X 2% 37.

17.

OX 187 1= TABLE 260: MINISTRY OF AGklCULTURE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE IN THE CENSUS YEAR, FAR"ING oeVELOPMENT AND CREDIT DURING THE LAST 10 YEARS, BY AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS AND SUB-DISTRICTS AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & SUB-DISTRICTS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR DEVELOPMENT .
FAR"ING DEVELOPMENT LAST 10 YRS.

LOAN FOR DEVELOPMENT Total Y•• No Not stated Total No.

X No.

X No.

% No.

X No.

7, Y•• No.

I No Not 9teted Total Y•• No Not stated X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.


X NORTH EAST "SO 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASD 06 ASO 07 "SD 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 "SD 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 15 "SD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASO 17 ASD 18 "SD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL bRAND TOTAL 830 10% J47 10X 4% 6X 527 124 976 1270 [ 375 1170 370 484 940 2870 2817 3370 6%1 94 <».

466 8X 383 595 1n 390 870 1834 37"1.

197 125 1 335 203 860 105 475 130 172 882 173 215 81 102 571 4Yo 370 7"1.

4X 17"1.
4X 17"1.

270 1070 3% 37, 18X 470 4% 2% I 27, 127, 17 20 6 0 43 1170 137, 47, 07, 2870 17 1170 ox 0 4X 6 3% 5 2B 18r.

5 3.

19 1270 BX 12 1 170 37 247, 8 10 2 4 24 57, 6% 1X 3X 157, 464 14X ox 12 1X 45 270 71 1B% 592 570 178 B3 2% 47, 135 493 1570 889 26X 111 71 19 118 319 370 270 1% 4X 9'.

1X 48 670 194 37, 112 267 8% 621 18% 3361 100% 305 112 297 56 67, 2X 670 170 770 16.

4917 100"1.

8 7 6 3 24 5X 47, 470 2% 1St 156 100% 830 10X 6X 527 12X 976 6X 484 2817 33X 282 1570 570 88 16X 303 12X 225 898 47"1.
8X 270 570 3X 4X 678 ox 137 3X 386 3X 279 1480 1870 1 190 10X 69 6 58 57 370 288 7% 577 37, 277 870 666 1808 2170 370 292 4X 296 1X 102 224 3" 914 11X 4X 361 470 313 5X 415 470 326 1415 17% 84J4 100% 13 23 25 406 467 15 85 43 23 166 1% 170 1X 21% 24X 17, 4X 2r.

1X <».

34 86 59 18 2X 4X 3X 170 197 10X 1918 100% 521 407 666 259 1853 8X 6X 117.

4X 297.

591 97.
4X 297.

591 97.

131 2% 5X 308 3X 217 1247 20% 470 264 8% 5J4 4X 240 252 470 1290 20X 269 206 58 197 730 470 3X 1X 37, 127, I 13X 27 16X 32 3X 7 ox a 66 33X 18 a 20 5 43 97, ox 10X 2X 2170 570 11 10X 20 6% 12 8 470 511 2570 1 1 8 1 5 1 4 18 4X 2r.

ox 27, 9X 830 1070 670 527 976 12X 670 484 2817 3370 678 137 386 279 870 2% 5X 3X 1480 18X 37, 288 7"1.
577 277 3X 870 666 1808 21% 292 296 102 224 914 370 470 1% 3" 11X 5X 3X 6X 5X 197, 470 319 4% 220 5X 350 4X 305 17% 1194 6314 1= 202 1= 84J4 1llOX 361 313 415 326 1415 470 3X 370 1X 12% 8 7 6 3 24 43 31 55 18 147 8X 6X 10X 3X 28X 44 17 61 28 870 370 11X 570 150 28% 24 10 9 41 84 8 36 34 6 84 570 270 2% 870 16% 2X 7% 6X 1X 16X 2X 8 14 370 7% 39 1X 6 13X 67 532 100% 760 10X 6X 473 12% 909 670 466 3470 26C8 617 120 320 246 1303 254 543 255 619 1671 ax 2X 4% 3X 17"1.

3X 7"1.

37, 87, 22"1.


470 276 3X 255 17, 67 37, 214 812 11X 470 J43 4X 292 570 3691 470 317 17% 1321 7715 100% 27 1470 23 1270 6% 12 ox 0 3370 62 <».

17 ox 0 3X 5 3X 5 27 14X 10 24 13 6 53 8 5 1 4 18 570 1370 7% 3X 28% 4X 3X 170 2% 10X 5X 4X 470 2X 1470 10 7 7 3 27 187 l ' 870 678 270 137 5X 386 37, 279 1480 187.

288 370 577 7r.
288 370 577 7r.

370 277 8X 666 1808 2170 370 292 4% 296 102 170 3% 224 914 11% 470 361 470 313 5X 415 470 326 1"415 17% 8434 100% TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR FARMING OEVELOPNENT DURING THE LAST 10 YEARS AND AGIlONOIIIC STRUCTURE ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY SIZE OF THE FARMS Table 27: TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR DEVELOPMENT AGIlONOIIIC STRUCTURE SIZE OF THE FARM (acres) Total Yes No Not stated Total Yes No Not .stated No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.

X No.


X 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 500.00 and IlIOn TOTAL 1635 4495 1412 689 86 54 36 22 5 8434 19% 53X 17% Bl: lX lX OX OX OX 100% 135 605 323 165 16 7 8 7 2 11% 48X 25X 13X lX 1% 1% 1% crt.
1268 100% 1455 3815 1057 506 69 43 22 14 3 6984 21X 55X 15% 7% lX 1% 0% 0% OX 100% 45 75 32 18 1 4 6 1 0 182 25X 41X 18% lOX lX 2X 3X lX OX 100% 1635 4495 1412 689 86 54 36 22 5 8434 19% 53X 17% 8X 1% lX OX OX OX 100% 16% 15 35 37% 14 15X 21 22X 2 2X 5 5X 0 OX 2% 2 0% 0 94 looX 1575 4360 1357 642 83 45 30 19 5 19% 54X 17% 8X lX 1% OX OX crt.

8116 100% 45 100 41 26 1 4 6 1 0 224 20X 45X 18% 12X OX 2X 3X crt.
OX 100% TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR FAR"ING DEVELOP"ENT DURING THE LAST 10 YEARS AND AGRONOMIC STRUCTURE ON THE CENSUS DAY~ BY SIZE OF THE FAR"S Table 27a: TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR DEVELOPMENT AG~[C STRUCTURE AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS & SUO-DISTRICTS Total Ye.

- No Hot stated Total Ye.

No Not stated No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.

% No.


% HORTH EAST ,,"SD 01 >SD 02 ,,"SD 03 >SD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD 05 ASO 06 ASO 07 ASO 08 TOTAl SOUTH ASD 09 ASD 10 ASO 11 ASO 12 TOTAl CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 15 ASO 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAHD TOTAL 830 527 976 484 2817 678 137 186 279 146lJ 288 577 277 666 lB08 292 296 102 224 914 361 313 415 326 1415 8434 107- 67- 12% 6% 33% 87- 2% 5% 3% 18% 3% 7% 37- 87- 21~ 3% 4% 1); 3r.

1U 4r.
1U 4r.

4% 5% 4% 17% 100% 267 4 241 198 710 86 2 55 7 150 18 16 13 149 196 12 30 11 14 67 21X 0".

19% 16% 56% 77.

0% 4% 1% 12% 17- 1% 1% 12% 157- 17- 2% 1% lr.

5% 534 496 728 265 2043 573 135 328 267 1303 260 537 252 516 1565 87- 77. lOX 4% 29".< 87.

27- 5% 4% 19% 4% 8% 4% 7% 22% 272 260 I 90 206 828 1 4% 4% 1% 3r.

12X I 29 27 7 1 64 19 a 3 5 27 10 24 12 1 47 8 6 1 4 19 167.

15% 4% 1% 35% 10% 0% 2% 37.


15% 5% 13% 7% 1% 267- 4% 3% 17- 27- lOX 830 527 976 484 2617 678 137 386 279 146lJ 288 577 277 666 1808 292 296 102 224 914 lOX 6% 12% 6% 33% 8% 2% 5% 3% 18% 3% 7% 3% 8% 21X 3% 4% 1% 37- 11% 9 3 I 1 14 5 1 9 , 16 0 6 6 25 37 1 6 a a B 10% 3% 1% 1% 15% 5% 1% lOX 1% 177.

794 490 938 461 2703 656 136 369 273 1434 I 277 07.

551 6% 259 6% 639 27% 39% I 1727 2% I 282 6X 2B4 96 OX ox 220 B82 9% 10% 6% 12% 6% 33% 8% 2% 5% 37.
18% 3% 7% 3~ 8% 21% 3% 3% 1); 3~ 111: 27 34 37 2 100 17 ~ I 5 30 11 19 12 2 44 8 6 6 4 24 12% 15% 17% 17.

457.

8% 0% 4% 2% 137- 57- BX 57- 1% 20% 4% 3% 3% 2% 11:l: t 3% 38 5% 64 2% 31 1% 12 11% 145 1268 100% 4X 313 3X 242 5% 379 4% 311 1245 18% 6981< 1= 361 5% 10 313 4X 7 415 3% 5 326 2% 3 1415 14% 25 182 1= 81<34 4X 4% 5% 4% 17% 100% 2% 2 5% 5 13% 12 a 0% 19 20% 94 100% 4% 346 4% 301 5% 396 4% 323 1370 17% 8116 100% 11 7 5 3 26 224 57- 3X 2% 17.
12% 100% TABLE 28: RELATIOM of THE FAR" YITH OTHER EC~IC ACTIVITIES ON THE CENSUS DAY BY SIZE OF THE FARM Total Farms No.

~ SIZE OF THE FARI1 (acres) OTHER EC~IC ACTIVITIES RELATED YITH THE FAR" Not Appl.

Total Farms Reporting l1anufac- turing Commercial Forestryl Logging Fi sheries Agri.

Services Other No.

~ No.

% No.

~ No.

~ No.

~ No.

% No.

% No.


% 0.01- 0.99 1.00- 4.99 5.00- 9.99 10.00- 24.99 25.00- 49.99 50.00- 99.99 100.00-199.99 200.00-499.99 500.00 and l'IIOre TOTAL 1635 4495 1412 689 86 54 36 22 5 8434 19",( 537- 177.

87- 1% 1~ 07.

07.

07.

100"1.

125 950 371 243 23 15 10 12 2 1751 r,( 547- 21% 14% 17- 17- 1% 1% 0% 1007.

25 400 177 134 12 8 3 8 1 37- 52% 23% 1r,( 27- 1% 07.

1% 0% 768 1007.

60 320 105 71 6 6 4 3 0 10% 56% 18% 12% 1% 1% 17- 1% 0% 575 1007.

10 30 19 8 2 3 2 1 0 75 13% 407.


25~ 11% 37- 4~ 37- 1% 07.

1007.

8X 49% 257- 167- 20 130 67 42 3 2 0 1 0 1~ 1% 0",( 0% 07.

265 1007.

12% 487- 12% 19% 2% 0".

5 20 5 8 1 0 0 3 0 0% 42 1007.

07.

15 70 22 11 2 0 3 12% 56% 187- 9% 27- o.

2% 1510 3545 1041 446 237- 537- 167- 77.

17- 17- 07- 07- 0"1.

6683 100-,( 63 39 26 3 77.

~ 10 1 1% 125 1007.


RELATION OF THE FARM WITH OTHER ECONO~IC ACTIYITIES·ON THE CENSUS DAY, BY AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS AND SUB-DISTRICTS TABLE 288: TotaL FarMs OTHER ECONO"IC ACTIVITIES RELATED WITH THE FAR" Not Appl.

AGR I COLTURE DISTRICTS & No.

SUB-DISTRICTS ~ Total Farms Reporting "anufdc- turing Commercial forestryl Logglng Fisheries Agri.

Services I---- Other No.

~ No.

~ No.

7, No.

~ No.

~ No.

~ No.

7, No.


X NORTH EAST ASD 01 ASD 02 ASD 03 ASD 04 TOTAL SOUTH EAST ASD as ASD 06 ASD 07 ASO 08 TOTAL SOUTH ASD 09 ASO 10 ASD 11 ASD 12 TOTAL CENTRAL ASD 13 ASD 14 ASD 15 ASD 16 TOTAL NORTH WEST ASD 17 ASD 18 ASD 19 ASD 20 TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 830 527 976 484 2817 67a 137 386 279 1480 288 577 277 666 1808 292 296 102 224 914 361 313 415 326 1415 8434 lax 670 127.

6X 33r.

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in this TOTAL hou- ACREAGE" se- hold of the farm?

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:i:jii:i:iij:jj:iII [ [ E LISTING FORM (CONFIDENTIAL) SECTION I: Identification 1 Parish: 2 Agricultural District: 3 A9 ricuIturaI Subdistrict: 4 Supervis0 ry District: 5 Enumeration District: ~~~~~j~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~1~~~~~j~~~~~1j 1~~~~~~~1~~~~~~~~: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~j~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~j~~~~~~~~~~~: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~: '~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~1~1~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~j~~~~ ;~~~~~~~~~~1~j~~~ ' DAC-01 6 Form Continuation This page is Part of: SECTION II: Control of Listing Form 7 Enumerator's Name 8 Date when listing started 9 Date when listing completed 10 Supervisor's Name 11 Date when supervision started 12 Date when supervision completed 13 Coder's Name 14 Coding Date 15 Table Head's Name 16 'Checking Date 17 Data Entry Operator' 18 Entering Date 19 Editor's Name 20 Editing Date 21' TO BE IMPLEMENTED BY THE SUPERVISOR (FILL THE INFORMATION ONLY ON FIRST SH'EET) Total Occupied House- Number of Total Farms Wi- Farms less ,Dwellings Dwellings holds Persons Farms thout land 5 acres Farms 5 acres & + Sel~cted Farms PA- GE 1 2 3 4 ,5 6 7 8 9 COMMONWEALTH OF DOMINICA MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE FAO!TCP!DMI!2351 1995 DOMINICA AGRICULTURAL CENSUS (DAC) FARM QUESTIONNAIRE (CONFIDENTIAL) I QUESTIONNAIRE IDENTIFICATION ITIIIJ EEJ OJ o IT] QUESTIONNAIRE No REGISTER PARISH ASO AD IT] OIIIIJ ED DAC·02 o []I] FARM TYPE FARM No II B.
FARM AND FARMER' EI IDENTIFICATION ON THE CENSUS DAY PARISH II 02 11 VILLAGE 110311 LOCALITY 1~1.1 FARMER's ADDRESS, DIFFERENT FROM FARM IFllOJI I IS INFORMANT THE FARMER ?
Iiosil INFOR~T' s NAME, THE FARMER IF NOT El1 HEAD OF THE HOUSEHOLD NANE SO EJ] l III FARMER INFORMATION ON THE CENSUS DAY AND Ilroll LEGAL STATUS OF FARMER BI SEX 11 12 11 AGE [r =r r I REMARKS IfUll I 1 LAST SIX MONTHS EDUCATION B MAIN OCCUPATION __Dr LAST SIX MONTHS 111 Office Use onlyn DATA ENTRY ITTIJJ EEJ QUESTIONNAIRE No REGISTER IV TOTAL LAND, ACTUAL LAND USE & LAND TENURE PARCEL BY PARCEL, OPERATED BY THE FARM ON THE CENSUS DAY UNIT USED BY THE FARMER S LOCAL AREA MEASUREMENT S:B AREA OF EACH PARCEL ACCORDING THE ACTUAL LAND USE ON THE CENSUS DAY a LAND TENURE I MTS X MTS PERMANENT PASTURES I I I I 21 ACRE I I 11 I I HECTARE SPECIFY OTHER: I M2 PAR- TEMPORARY FALLOW CEL CROPS & ONE YEAR MORE THAN CROPS No ONE YEAR FORAGES FALLOW & LESS (CULTIVI- TED & NOT & PLANTED LAND FOREST NONAGRI- (NATURAL CULTURAL TOTAL LAND OF PARCEL CONDITION ~ CO- OF EACH DE PARCEL ON THE CENSUS DAY 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 TO- TAL REMARKS 2 UlJTI ED QUESTIONNAIRE No REGISTER OJ PARCEL No V TEMPORARY CROPS IN "PURE STAND" PLANTED AND HARVESTED AND/OR TO BE HARVESTED FROM APRIL, 1994 TO MARCH, 1995 E] WHA.T ARE THE TEMPORARY CROPS IN "PURE STAND" PLANTED AND Iil\RVESTED lIND/OR TO BE Iil\RVESTED FROM APRIL, IN EACH OF THE FIELDS OF THIS PARCEL ?
(DO NOT FORGET TO INCLUDE FORAGE WHEN THERE IS DATA FOR FALLOW OF ONE YEAR OR LESS IN CRAPTER IV, ASK FOR CROPS HARVESTED 1994 TO MARCH 1995, PASTURES.
DURING LAST CENSUS YEAR) No OF FIELD CROP NAME CROP CODE DATE PLANTED DATE Iil\RVESTED AREA (ONLY IF FARMER DOES NOT KNOW AREA MONTH YEAR MONTH YEAR PLANTED Iil\RVESTED No PLANTS SPACING Ol 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 lO 00 REMARKS TOTAL /1111//////////1//1///////11/1//1/ 1//////////1//1//11/1//1////1 3a ITIJJJ QUESTIONNAIRE No EEl REGISTER OJ PARCEL No v TEMPORARY CROPS IN "PURE STAND" PLANTED AND HARVESTED AND/OR TO BE HARVESTED FROM APRIL, 1994 TO MARCH, 1995 WHAT ARE THE TEMPORARY CROPS IN "PURE STAND" PLANTED AND HARVESTED ANDIOR TO BE HARVESTED FROM APRIL, 1994 TO MARCH 1995, PASTURES.
DURING LAST CENSUS YEAR) WHEN THERE IS DATA FOR FALLOW OF' ONE YEAR OR LESS IN CW.PTER IV, ASK FOR CROPS HARVESTED IN EACH OF THE FIELDS OF THIS PARCEL?
(DO NOT FORGET TO INCLUDE FORAGE CROP NAME CROP CODE 110NTH -~ IYEAR MONTH ' I I I I I I I DATE PLANTED DATE HARVESTED (ONLY IF FARNER DOES NOT KNOW AREA YEAR PLANTED~~VESTED No PLANTS SPACING - - Al'-EA - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I i I I I I I --+- I E] No l OF FIELD l------, 01 I I 02 03 04 05 06 07 OB I I ~:~ O~ REMARKS TOTAL =[~ -~I//I/IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII/I//I/ Ll:::::- i 111111111111//1/11/1//1//1111 3b QUESTIONNAIRE No REGISTER PARCEL No I I" I uJ v [8] TEMPORARY CROPS IN "PURE STAND" PLANTED AND HARVESTED AND/OR TO BE HARVESTED FROM APRIL, 1994 TO MARCIl, 1995 , I WHAT ARE THE TEMPORARY CROPS IN "PURE STAND" PLANTED AND HARVESTED AND/OR TO BE HARVESTED FROM APRIL, 1994 TO MARCH 1995, PASTURES.
DURING LAST CENSUS YEAR!

WHEN THERE IS DATA FOR FALLOW OF ONE YEAR OR LESS IN CHAPTER IV, ASK FOR CROPS HAR;'ESTED IN EACH OF THE FIELDS OF THIS PARCEL?

(DO NOT FORGET TO INCLUDE FORAGE No OF FIELD f----I I I CROP NAME CROP CODE I I - DATE PLANTED DATE HARVESTED MONTH MONTH I I I YEAR I PLANTED - I I (ONLY IF FARMER IDOES NOT KNOW AREA No PLANTSISPACING I I i IYEAR I· 1 I I I I ' I I I I I I I--f-- I I I I I I 1 - I AREA I I I I I I I I I HARVESTED I I I I I I I I I I \.

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/ / / I I / / / / / / / j( 1/ / / / / il I / 1/ / / / /i / / / I 3C ITIIJJ EEJ QUESTIONNAIRE No REGISTER [[] PARCEL No VI TEMPORARY CROPS IN "MIXED AND INTERPLANTED STANDS" PLANTED AND HARVESTED AND/OR TO BE HARVESTED FROM APRIL, 1994 TO MARCH, 1995 EJ] WHAT ARE THE TEMPORARY CROPS IN "MIXED AND INTER PLANTED SrANDS" PLANTED AND HARVESTED AND/OR TO BE HARVESTED FROM APRIL, 1994 TO MARCH, 1995 IN EACH OF THE FIELDS OF THIS PARCEL ?

INCLUDE FORAGE PASTURES.


WHEN rliERE IS DArA FOR FALLOW OF ONE YEAR OR LESS IN CRAPTER IV, ASK FOR CROPS HARVESrED DURING LASr CENSUS YEAR).
(DO NOT FORGET TO No OF FIELD CROP NAME CROP CODE DATE PLANTED DATE HARVESTED AREA ONLY IF FARMER DOES NOT KNOW AREA MONTH YEAR MONTH YEAR PLANTED HARVESTED No PLANTS SPACING 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 00 REMARKS TOTAL - ///////111//////111/111///1///1//1 1111111///1//111/11/1//11//// 4a LLlLD QUESTIONNAIRE No EEJ REGISTER ITJ PARCEL No VI B No OF FIELD 01 02 03 04 05 f------- DG - 07 08 09 - ·10 00 TEMPORARY CROPS IN "MIXED AND INTER PLANTED STANDS" PLANTED A.>ID HARVESTED AND/OR TO BE HARVESTED FROM APRIL, 1994 TO MARCIl, 1995 WHAT ARE THE TEMPORARY CROPS IN "MIXED AND INTER PLANTED STANDS" PLANTED AND HARVESTED AND/OR TO BE HARVESTED FROM APRIL, 1994 TO MARCH, 1995 IN EACH OF THE FIELDS OF THIS PARCEL?
INCLUDE FORAGE PASTURES.

CROPS HARVESTED DURING LAST CENSUS YEAR).

WHEN THERE IS DATA FOR FALLOW OF ONE YEAR OR LESS IN CHAPTER IV, ASK FOR (DO NOT FORGET TO CROP NAME CRUP CODE MONTH YEAR MONTH YEAR PLANTED DATE PLANTED DATE HARVESTED AREA ,--- HARVESTED No PLANTS SPACING ONLY IF FARMER DOES NOT KNOW AREA - - _._- - f--- .

- -~~- I - - - - I .


I 1 -- - TOTAL ////////////////////////////////// I 1/////// 1 / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / REMARKS 4 b OIIJJ EEJ QUESTIONN~IRE No REGISTER IT] PARCEL No VI TEMPORARY CROPS IN "MIXED AND INTERPLllNTED STANDS" PLANTED AND HARVESTED AND/OR TO BE HARVESTED FROM APRIL, 1994 TO MARCH, 1995 [3 WHAT ARE THE TEMPORARY CROPS IN "MIXED AND INTER PLANTED STANDS" PLANTED AND HARVESTED ANDIOR TO BE HARVESTED FROM APRIL, 1994 TO MARCH, 1995 IN E~CH OF THE FIELDS OF THIS PARCEL 7.
INCLUDE FORAGE PASTURES.

WREN THERE IS DATA FOR FALLOW OF ONE YEAR OR LESS IN CRAPTER IV, ASK FOR CROPS HARVESTED DURING LAST CENSUS YEAR).

, (DO NOT FORGET TO D~TE PLANl'ED DATE HARVESTED ARE~ ONLY IF FARMER DOES NOT KNOW ARE~ MONTH YEAR MONTH YEAR PLANTED HARVESTED No PLANTS SPACING CROP NAME CROP CODE TOTAL 1111111111111111111111111111111111 11111111111111111111111111111 No OF FIELD 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 00 REMARKS ViI [E] ~- OF FIELD f-~ 01 02 f- OJ I---~ 04 05 06 a?
f--- 08 09 WHAT ARE THE AREAS OF PERMANENT CROPS IN "PURE STAND AND BEARING PLANTS AND/OR TREES ON THE CENSUS DAY IN " PLANTED AND BEARING AJrLl THE NUMBER OF PLANTED EACH OF THE FIELDS OF THIS PARCEL ?

~_-L_J KIiGISTER PARCEL No PERMlINENT CROPS IN "PURE STAND" ON THE CENSUS DAY ---_.

- - CROP NAME PLAN~ CROP CODE YElill TED I--- PLANTED No OF TREES No -- -~..~-- BEA BEARING -~-_.- ~ --~ .

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- - - - --- - ._- ---- - - - ~ DISTANCE - - - - - AREA PLANTED BEARING .

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~ .- ~ RE1'-1ARKS ------~-- ----- ------ ~--------- 5 Cl DIOJ QUESTIONNAIRE No EEJ REGISTER [[] PARCEL No VII EJ No OF' F'IELD 01 02 03 04 '--- OS 06 07 08 09 10 00 PERMANENT CROPS IN "PURE STAND" ON THE CENSUS DAY - WHAT ARE THE AREAS OF' PERMANENT CROPS IN "PURE STAND" PLANTED AND BEARIIIG AND THE NUMBER OF' PLANTED AND BEARING PLANTS AND/OR TREES 011 THE CENSUS DAY IN EACH OF' THE F'IELDS OF' THIS PARCEL ?
CROP NI\ME - - - - TOTAL - - CROP CODE YEAR - PLAN- TED - No OF' TREES PLANTED BEARING DISTANCE - - - - PLANTED AREA BEARING - - - - - - - /////////// //////////////////1111///////////////1/ - - -- - - - - f - - , - - 1/111111/1/ - REMARKS Ell ~ -------.

,"0 OF FIELD 01 02 03 04 f- 05 D6 07 08 09 10 I 00 I I I I I _'-' ....:>lr-.
:R PARCEL No ~ VII PERMANENT CROPS IN ·PURE STAND" ON THE CENSUS DAY WHAT ARE THE AREAS OF PERMANENT CROPS IN "PURE STAN'.J" AND BEARING PLANTS AND/OR TREES ON THE CENSUS DAY IN EA ~ED AND BEARING AND THE NUMBER OF PLANTED :H OF THE FIELDS OF THIS PARCEL ?_ - - - - - - - I I I CROP NAME CROP CODE PLAN TED YEAR o OF TREES ---- PLANTED 8ARING DISTANCE PLANTED 111/ I I ---- ----- - I I 1--+--1 I I - - - ------- - 11111+ - - - -+ - AREA -- BEARING --- i-------- -- 1111 I ----------+++I---------+--+-----__+__ I +-- +-+-1 i 1--+-------------1- -+-1 I I -+ - J - - - - - I LLl....L~ __L I!
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._--._---._---._~_._-~------_._~~._-- -~--- --.--- 'oc OTrTI rn QUESTIONNAIRE No REGISTER ITJ PARCEL No VIII PERMANENT CROPS IN "MIXED, INTERPLANrED AND ASSOCIATED STANDS" ON THE CENSUS DAY EJ] WHAT ARE THE AREAS OF PERMANENT CRO~S "MIXED, AND THE NUMBER OF PLANTED AND BEARING pr~TS AND/OR TREES ON THE CENSUS DAY IN EACH OF THE FIELDS OF THIS PARCEL ?
INTER PLANTED AND ASSOCIATED STANDS" PLANTED AND BEARING CROP NAME ---- -------------- PLAN- TED YEAR CROP CODE 1- ~ - I - f-.
TOTAL /////1///// No OF FIELD 01 02 03 04 05 06- - 07 08 09 10 00 REMARKS No OF TREES - AREA - PLANTED PLANTED - BEARING DISTANCE --_._--- --------- \ - - - - - r - - BEARING ._- e - - - - - - - - - \ - - - - r-- ----- -- i--- - - - - - t-- ~l 1 - ---- C--~ f-J --- - - - -- j--- -1-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -t------- ------ - - - - - - - ---------- - 1--+--1- I I / I I / I I 1/ I!LI II I j 1/:1 I m II I/1/& ...'+~ // Ii!!
/1 / / / - - " -f---- - - - .~&.tuJ S'I'ER PARCEL No '---' PERMANENT CROPS IN "MIXED, VIII EJ] WHAT ARE THE AREAS OF PERMANENT CROPS "MIXED, " - - -_.

No OF FIELD PLAN- TED YEAR CROP NAME CROP CODE PLANTED AND THE NUMBER OF PLANTED AND BEARING PLANTS AND/OR TREES ON THE CENSUS DAY IN EACH OF THE FIELDS OF THIS PARCEL?
INTER PLANTED AND ASSOCIATED STANDS" PLANTED AND BEARING INTERPLANTED AND ASSOCIATED STANDS· ON THE CENSUS DAY No OF TREES AREA BEARING DISTANCE PLANTED BEARING 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 00 REMARKS .
TOTAL " III/III/III /////////////////////////////////////// III/III/III " 6b CIIIIJ EEl QUESTIONNAIRE No REGISTER OJ PARCEL No VIII PERMANENT CROPS IN "MIXED, INTERPLANTED AND ASSOCIATED STANDS" ON THE CENSUS DAY B WHAT ARE THE AREAS OF PERMANENT CROPS "MIXED, AND THE NUMBER OF PLANTED AND BEARING PLANTS AND/OR TREES ON THE CENSUS DAY IN EACH OF THE FIELDS OF THIS PARCEL ?
INTER PLANTED AND ASSOCIATED STANDS" PLANTED AND BEARING NO OF FIELD CROP NAME PLAN~ TED CROP CODE YEAR No OF TREES AREA PLANTED BEARING DISTANCE PLANTED BEARING 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 DB 09 10 00 REMARKS ~ TOTAL !///////!// ///!

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!// IX NUMBER OF SCATTERED "PERMANENT" PLANTS AND TREES IN THE "TOTAL FARM" ON THE CENSUS DAY lElJ WHAT IS THE NUMBER OF THE SCATTERED "PF,:RMANENT" PLANTS AND TREES PLANTED AND BEARING ON THE CENSUS DAY ?
N A M E CODE PLANTED BEARING REMARKS 7 CITIJJ QUESTIONNAIRE No EEJ REGISTER X LIVESTOCK IN THE "TOTAL FARM" ON THE CENSUS DAY 12411NO CATTLE ON CENSUS DAY TOT~ FEMALES I MALES I~NO GOATS ON CENSUS I FEMALES 1- TOTAL DAY MALES ,126]NO SHEEl?
ON CENSUS DAY I FEMALES I MALES TOTAL ~ No PIGS ON CENSUS DAY ~ OTHER LIVESTOCK ON CENSUS DAY TOTAL FEMALES MALES HORSES DONKEYS RABBITS NUMBER OF POULTRY ON THE CENSUS DAY PIGEONS TURKEYS DUCKS EJ CHICKENS REMARKS __ «",NT IN THE BTOTAL FARMB DURING LAST SIX MONTHS AND MAIN PURPOSE OF THE PRODUCE AND MAIN SOURCE OF FARMER's INCOME IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94 -MARCH/95) EJ] WHAT WAS THE NUMBER OF WORKERS WITH AND WITHOUT REMUNERATION DURING LAST SIX MONTHS IN THE IDO NOT FORGET TO INCLUDE THE "INDIVIDUAL FARMER").
It TOTAL FARM".

FARMER (INDIVIDUAL) FARMER's RELATIVES WITHOUT WORKERS WITH ANY TYPE OF REMUNERATION REMUNERATION (EXCLUDE FARMER) IN CASH OR IN CASH/KIND IN KIND FEMALE MALE TOTAL FEMALES MALES TOTAL FEMALES MALES TOTAL FEMALES MALES 13111 WHAT DO YOU REGARD AS THE MAIN PURPOSE OF ~ YOUR FARM PRODUCE IN THE CENSUS YEAR ?

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WHAT IS THE MAIN SOURCE OF THE FARMER'S INCOME IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-MARCH/95) ONLY HOME CONSUMPTION rn m SALE 50\ OR MORE, BUT LESS THAN 100\ m ONLY SALE 100 \ FROM THE FARM rn FROM 50 \ TO 99 \ FROM THE FARM m FROM 1 \ TO 49 \ FROM THE FARM m REMARKS 9 ITIIJJ EEJ QUESTIONNAIRE No REGISTER FARMER's HOUSEHOLD POPULATION IN THE "TOTAL FARM" DURING MOST (THREE OR MORE DAYS) OF LAST WEEK (MONDAY THROUGH SUNDAY).
CORPORATION, GOVERNMENT, COOPERATIVE AND OTHER PUBLIC AND PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS) (DO NOT FILL THIS QUESTION IF THE FARMER IS A IS THE FARMER THE HEAD OF HIS/HER HOUSEHOLD ?

FARMER'S HOUSEHOLD DURING MOST (THREE DAYS OR MORE) OF LAST WEEK (MONDAY THROUGH SUNDAY) YES l-J NO l-J IF YES, WHO ARE THE PERSONS OF THE ?
NAME AND RELATION LAST NAME (INCLUDE FARMER) TO THE FARMER FARMER SEX ONLY FOR PBRSONS OF 10 YEARS AND OVER AGE M EDUCA- OR F TION NUMBER OF HOURS WORKED ON THE FARM &/OR OUT THE FARM ON THE FARM OUT OF FARM NOT WORKED ON/OUT FARM LOOK STU- DOMES- OTHBR WORK DENT TIC XII [§] No 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 ITIIIJ rn QUESTIONNAIRE No REGISTER XIII FARM MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT OWNED BY THE "TOTAL FARM" ON THE CENSUS DAY AND HIRED AND lOR BORROWED MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94-MARCH/95) 113411 WHAT IS THE NUMBER OF MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT OWNED BY THE "TOTAL FARM" ON THE CENSUS DAY?
~ DID THE FARM HIRE/BORROW MACHINE- RY & EQUIPMENT IN THE CENSUS YEAR?

CODE NAME OF MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT NUMBER YES NO REMARKS 11 DIITI rn QUESTIONNAIRE No REGISTER XIV USE OF FERTILIZERS AND FARM MANAGEMENT IN THE "TOTAL FARM" IN THE CENSUS YEAR (APRIL/94 ~CH/95) AND RELATION WITH OTHER ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES ON THE CENSUS DAY ~ DID YOU USE IN THE "TOTAL FARM" DURING THE CENSUS YEAR THE FOLLOWING INPUTS ?
ORGANIC FERTILIZER INORGANIC FERTILIZER ~ ~ II ~ ~ STRUCTURE) DID MOA CONTACT THE FARM IN CENSUS YEAR I YES I 1 IIJO,!

PRACTICES (CULTURAL, EQUIPMENT, THERE WAS ANY DEVELOPMENT IN FARMING INFRA- IYES 0 r;;-T;l DID YOU SEEK LOAN FOR THIS DEVELOPMENT?IYES0 EE Ii DID YOU SEEK TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ~ ~ ~ ~ IN THE PAST TEN YEARS ?

FOR THIS DEVELOPMENT ?


~ - II ~ ~n II IYES 0 r;;-T;l IYES 0 2 NO r;;-T;l (GREEN HOUSES, SARAN NETTING, ETC., MADE WITH LOCAL & IMPORTED MATERIALS) ~ 141 1 AGRO-CHEMICALS EE II ~ RELATION WITH OTHER IE] DO YOU HAVE ANY AGRONOMIC STRUCTURE?

EE r;;ll DOES THE FARM HAVE ANY IB WHAT IS (ARE) THE OTHER ECONQMIC ACTIVITY (IES) ON THE CENSUS DAY?
MANUFACTURING (BAY OIL LEAVES, rn COMMERCIAL (SHOPS, RESTAURANTS, rn FORESTRY & LOGGING (TREES NOT rn FISHERIES (FISH PONDS, FROGS, CRABS, AQUATIC PLANTS (DASHEEN), ETC. )

AGRICULTURAL SERVICES (TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, VETERINARY, ETC.)

(IF THERE ARE MORE THAN ONE ACTIVITY, MARK DIFFERENT BOXES) ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ON THE CENSUS DAY?

COPRA, HANDICRAFTS, ETC.)

PERSONAL SERVICES, ETC.)


END INTERVIEW B INCLUDED IN PERMANENT CROPS) 8J ED GO TO OTHER YES 1 rn rn IT] -> -> 3 2 1 SPECIFY REMARKS 12 I - --_. inches feet yards .I""'/" \.1 · ......... - .

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12 3 5.5 1 rod 1 centimetre ...... 0,3937 inches 1 inch .. _ .... ..... 2.54 1 foot ............ 30.48 1 metre · .......... 1 metre · .......... 39.37 1 mile ............ 1.
0936 yards inches 1.6093 kilometres centimetres centimetres DIMENSIONS ( FEET) · 10x10 21x20 20x20 - 25x25 28x27 - 32x31 34x33 - 39x38 4 Ox4 0 - 44:x43 45x44 - 48x48 50x49 - 53x52 54x53 - 57x56 58x57 - 60x60 61x61 - 64x64 65x65 - 67x67 BOxBQ - 82x82 92x92 - 95x94 104x103-106xl05 114XI13-1l5xI15 131xl31-133x132 147x147-148x148 161x161-162x162 174x1 74 -175x175 187x186-187x187 198x197-199x198 209x208-209x209 SQUARE FEET 100 435 420 - 630 750 - 1000 1100 - 1500 1600 .

1900 2000 - 2300 2400 - 2800 2900 .


3200 3300 - 3600 3700 - 4100 4200 .

4500 6400 - 6700 8500 - 8900 10700 - 11100 12900 .

13200 17200 - 17600 21600 - 21900 26000 - 26300 30300 - 30700 34700 - 35000 39000 - 39400 43400 .

43700 S Q U A R E M E A S U R E S 0.000022956 acres 144 160 · ....... 1 square foot 1 squre foot ......... 1 acre · .............. 1 square rod .

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- ............ 4047 · .... - .. 1 square foot 1 square meter ....... 1 square yard · ....... 0.00625 1.196 2.47 0.4047 0.0929 10.7639 0.8361 square inches square rods acre square yards acres hectares square metres square metres square feets square metres A C R E S DIMENSIONS (METRES) SQUARE METRES O.
0025 0.01 (1/100) 0.01 (1/100) 0.02 (2(50) 0.03 (3(100) 0.04 (1(25) 0.05 (1(20) 0.06 (3(50) 0.07 17(100) 0.08 (2(25) 0.09 (9(100) 0.10 (1(10) 0.15 (3(20) 0.20 (1(5) 0.25 (1(4 ) 0.30 (3(10) 0.40 (2(5) 0.50 (1(2) 0.60 (3 (5) 0.70 (7(10) 0.80 (4(5) 0.90 (9(10) 1 13 6x6 9x8 7x7 lOx9 3x3 7x6 - - lOxlO - 12x12 12x12 ~ 13xl) 14Xl3 - 15x15 15x15 - 16x16 16x16 - 17x17 18xl?
- 1axiS 19x18 - 20x19 20x19 - 21x2Q 24x24 - 25x25 28x28 - 29x29 32x31 - 32x32 35x34 - 35x35 40x40 - 41x4D 45x44 - 45x45 49x48 - 49x49 53x52 - 53x53 57x56 .
57X57 60x60 - 61x61 64x63 - 64x64 9 40 40 81 121 162 202 243 283 324 364 405 607 809 1012 1214 1619 2024 2428 2833 3238 3642 4047 XVI TABLE OF NUMBER OF PLANTS OR TREES PER ACRE FEET IS 20 25 30 I 435601 21780 21780 I 108901 14520 7260 Li~ 3630 10890 5445 3630 I 2723 I 8712 4356 2904 7250 3630 2420 2178 1815 1556 2178 Li~L1452 1245 1815 ~~ lO37 1089 908 136l l089 908 726 605 519 454 871 726 622 545 968 726 58l 484 415 363 6223 311l 2074 l556 1245 5445 2723 1815 1361 1089 1037 C~ 778 778 c:::!811 908 4356 2178 1452 l089 3630 1815 l210 2904 1452 2178 l089 1742 1452 871 726 908 726 545 436 968 726 581 484 363 87l 726 581 436 348 290 726 605 484 363 290 242 622 484 U5 311 249 207 545 ern] 363 290 363 L~ 242 194~1 242 290 1 218 174 145 182 145 121 145 116 97 454 363 272 218 182 87l 581 436 348 290 249 218 174 145 116 87 70 58 1 726 484 363 290 242 207 182 145 121 97 73 58 4~ 726 545 436 363 311 272 218 l82 145 109 87 73 XVII RESPONSIBILITIES ENUMERATOR's NAME II ~-, - NAME DATE ESUPERVISOR's NAME DATE ENTRY OPERATOR's NAME DATE QUALITY CONTROLLER's NAME DATE DATE DATA VALIDATOR's NAME MINISTRY Of AURICULTURE fAOfTCP/DIIfI/235f 1995 DOMINICA AGRICULTURAL CENSUS A G RIC U l T U R A l C ENS U S F RAM E (ACF) FARUS 5 ISELECTED ACRES &.+ FARMS DAC-G3 No Of DACOl No OF OAe-.o2 ISH OR- DER No Of 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
OR- DER No Of 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 26 27 28 29 30 ...•• ;~» ,~¥, No OF PERSONS ""':"'~''';",... FARMS IfARMS < NOT LAND 5 ACRES 1!
!\\kiWi:i& COMMONWEALTH OF DOMINICA MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE FAOITCP/DM'/Z35f 1995 DOMINICA AGRICULTURAL CENSUS LIST OF THE IMPORTANT AND SPECIALIZED FARMS (CONFIDENTIAL) DAC-<l4 FARM No NAME OF THE NAME OF THE FARM FARMER -"--r-~......o,c--.c--j ADDRESS OF FAR MER OR MANAGER TOTAL ACREAGE 01 02 03 Q4 05 06 07 08 09 AVAILABLE INFORMATIoN-OF COLUMNSTTO 13 flIIV£-rciliEflI..LECHJEFORE DAUCOUECTION lit tHE CENTRALIiM/CIJlTURECENSOS ol'l'IcEYifTli l'fllE Hr:LP-oF EXTENSION OFFICERS.
COLUMN f4 (NUMBER OF FARM QUESTIONNAIRES DACoOZj"MUSr BE FIUED AFTER DATA COLLECTION WILL BE COMPLETED IN A 'ENUMERATION DISTRICT (EDI' BY THE CONTRACTED ENUMERATOR.

THESE IMPORTANT AND SPECIALIZED FARMS "MUSr BE LISTED AT THE END OF THE 'USTING FORM" DAC·Of.

IMPORTANT FARM ENUMERATOR" TEAM "MUSr COMPLETE MISSING INFORMATION OF COLUMNS' TO f3 OR UP·DATE IT DURING DATA COLLECTION.

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