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

VIEW DATA:   Values  
Definition     Source      Printable version   
Date   Amount    Rank   
2008   1,002.7    #147   
2007   516.2    #162   
2006   1,651.8    #112   
2005   783.9    #151   
2004   1,512    #117   
2003   1,432.8    #123   
2002   1,068.6    #134   
2001   894.5    #149   
2000   366.7    #165   
1999   743.2    #155   
1998   1,122.6    #134   
1997   833.7    #148   
1996   1,687.1    #104   
1995   446.5    #161   
1994   1,584.9    #104   
1993   560.4    #157   
1992   587.5    #153   
1991   1,575.8    #87   
1990   1,120    #107   
1989   1,342.8    #97   
1988   1,495.3    #93   
1987   853.6    #123   
1986   1,509.6    #85   
1985   1,108.4    #112   
1984   837.5    #121   
1983   759.9    #118   
1982   1,146.7    #106   
1981   485.1    #138   
1980   1,019.4    #109   
1979   928    #109   
1978   999.3    #107   
1977   581.8    #129   
1976   1,187.3    #95   
1975   887.7    #114   
1974   1,051.9    #101   
1973   686.4    #119   
1972   1,120.8    #92   
1971   1,142.6    #90   
1970   942    #104   
1969   880.9    #111   
1968   1,348    #65   
1967   728    #122   
1966   468.4    #132   
1965   881.2    #102   
1964   864    #102   
1963   891.3    #98   
1962   1,068.8    #81   
1961   407.6    #135   


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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