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   China  10.4%
   Egypt  10.1%
   Greece  10.1%
   United States  9%
   Iran  8.6%
   Uzbekistan  6.8%
   Tajikistan  6.5%
   Pakistan  6%
   Mali  5.2%
   Burkina Faso  5%
   Argentina  4.9%
   Turkmenistan  4.7%
   Benin  4.4%
   India  4.2%
   Cote d'Ivoire  4.1%
   Brazil  0%
   Syria  0%
   Spain  0%
   Turkey  0%
   Australia  0%


Rank   Countries  Amount  (top to bottom)   
#1   China: 950.16 
#2   Egypt: 918.85 
#3   Greece: 917.69 
#4   United States: 818.16 
#5   Iran: 780.81 
#6   Uzbekistan: 623.81 
#7   Tajikistan: 595.88 
#8   Pakistan: 545.72 
#9   Mali: 475.04 
#10   Burkina Faso: 456.75 
#11   Argentina: 448.52 
#12   Turkmenistan: 426.38 
#13   Benin: 397.71 
#14   India: 385.95 
#15   Cote d'Ivoire: 378.65 
#16   Brazil: 1 
#17   Syria: 1 
#18   Spain: 1 
#19   Turkey: 1 
#20   Australia: 1 
Total: 9,125.08  
Weighted average: 456.3  


DEFINITION: Yield of Cotton, Kilograms per hectare, 2003/2004

SOURCE: Production Estimates and Crop Assessment Division, FAS, USDA

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