World Crop and Livestock Statistics 1948-85

WORLD CROP AND LIVESTOCK STATISTICS 1948-85

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This historical data series covers world crop and livestock statistics for 1948-85. Included are area, yield and production of crops, as well as production of major livestock products, originating either from live animals (e.g. milk) or from slaughtered animals (e.g. meat). More...

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Cassava
Cassava (Manihot esculenta Crantz) is a root crop commonly divided into two groups, bitter and sweet cassava, sometimes considered as two different species with the botanical names of Manihot utilissima and Manihot dulcis (the latter also known as aipi). Here, bitter and sweet cassava are reported together.

Commodity Quantity
1000 MT Notes
Cassava 148 Estimate
Millet and Sorghum 118
Maize 52
Coconuts 49 Estimate
Groundnuts in Shell 14
Oil of Palm 13 Estimate
Palm Kernels 12
Rice, Paddy 12
Bananas 8 Estimate
Beans, Dry 7

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This information was prepared in a special study conducted and published by the Statistics Division in 1987. It is re-released here as an electronic presentation for those users ( both statisticians and economic historians) looking for data over a longer period than available in FAOSTAT. The time series data have not been adjusted or revised to conform to agricultural production time series data currently available in FAOSTAT, which may be different.

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