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Agriculture Statistics > Cereal yield > kg per hectare > Haiti (historical data)

VIEW DATA:   Values  
Definition     Source      Printable version   
Date   Amount    Rank   
2008   897.4    #152   
2007   959.7    #146   
2006   962.8    #152   
2005   958.1    #148   
2004   933.8    #150   
2003   932    #149   
2002   920.4    #148   
2001   826.5    #152   
2000   931.8    #142   
1999   969.3    #146   
1998   913.5    #145   
1997   1,004    #140   
1996   974    #144   
1995   921.3    #139   
1994   923.9    #138   
1993   943.8    #142   
1992   976    #131   
1991   987.6    #117   
1990   1,026.7    #116   
1989   972.3    #118   
1988   957.6    #121   
1987   969.7    #117   
1986   991.2    #119   
1985   1,009.7    #118   
1984   1,041.1    #111   
1983   1,044.3    #108   
1982   1,039.6    #112   
1981   1,046.6    #111   
1980   1,016.1    #110   
1979   964.6    #108   
1978   803.9    #118   
1977   918.8    #110   
1976   1,238.8    #90   
1975   1,117.7    #99   
1974   1,175.3    #93   
1973   1,066.3    #100   
1972   1,148.6    #90   
1971   1,117    #94   
1970   1,097.3    #95   
1969   1,112.5    #88   
1968   1,049.6    #93   
1967   1,091.8    #86   
1966   1,075.7    #79   
1965   1,071.7    #79   
1964   1,056.6    #82   
1963   1,055.1    #82   
1962   1,043    #82   
1961   1,030.9    #77   


DEFINITION: Cereal yield, measured as kilograms per hectare of harvested land, includes wheat, rice, maize, barley, oats, rye, millet, sorghum, buckwheat, and mixed grains. Production data on cereals relate to crops harvested for dry grain only. Cereal crops harvested for hay or harvested green for food, feed, or silage and those used for grazing are excluded."

SOURCE: Food and Agriculture Organisation, electronic files and web site.
   
 

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