National Sample Census of Agriculture. Nepal
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1 National Sample Census of Agriculture Nepal 2011/12 Rolpa Government of Nepal National Planning Commission Secretariat Central Bureau of Statistics Kathmandu, Nepal December 2013
2 AREA CONVERSION 1 Hectare = ropanis = bighas = matomuris = acres Area less than 0.1 ha is not shown in tables ROUNDING OF FIGURES Some figures have been rounded off to the nearest final digit. This may result in a slight discrepancy between the sum of the individual item and the total as shown in the table. Sufficiently precise estimates have been obtained for major characteristics covered in the census. However, due to the inherent properties of the sampling, the same cannot be said for those items which are either minor or location specific in the district. II
3 Preface The Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) in Nepal participates in the World Census of Agriculture as advocated by the FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations) for its member nations every ten years. The Census of Agriculture is conducted to measure actual agricultural conditions, particularly the structural aspects, of agriculture in the country. This report primarily represents the findings of the Census of Agriculture conducted in Fiscal Year 2011/2012. This is the sixth decennial Census of Agriculture undertaken by Nepal. This report consists of two main sections. The first section consists of 32 statistical tables for each of the districts based on the census data. The second section provides information about methodology; definitions about various variables of the census, quality control, interpretation of data and dissemination of census data. For those interested to know the sampling strategy adopted in the Census of Agriculture, it would be worthwhile to mention here that the sampling frame used is derived from the household schedule of the National Population and Housing Census 2011 which contains information about the of agricultural land and livestock. The livestock population can thus be considered as a total count as it was taken along with the National Population and Housing Census. For the first time, the agricultural census of Nepal introduced community level questions and also collected data on the production of the major crops. I am thankful to Mr. Suman Aryal, Deputy Director General of the CBS for his overall guidance and management of the census. Mr. Ambika Bashyal and Mr.Birendra Kumar Kayastha, Directors of the section deserve special thanks for their prime role in the overall census processes. I would like to thank Director Mr. Badri Kumar Karki and Mr. Jay Kumar Sharma and Statistical Officers Mr. Prithivi Bijaya Raj Sijapati, Mr. Kishor K C, Mr. Ganesh Phuyal, Mr. Govinda Dhungana, Mr. Kapil Dhital and also, Mr. Lila Nath Pandey, Mr. Dol Narayan Shrestha, Mr. Raju Pokharel Computer Officers. Similarly, the team of all the district agriculture census offices deserves thanks for their contribution in the fieldwork of the census operation. I also thank the then Deputy Director General Prabodh Sagar Dhakal for his hard work and dedication in the planning and fieldwork of the census. Special thanks go to all respondent households of Nepal for providing information to the field staff of the bureau. Without their generous support, this census would not have been conducted efficiently. Finally, I would like to express my gratitude to the Hon'ble Vice Chairman, Member Secretary of the National Planning Commission and also to other members of the Steering Committee, Technical Committee and all other well-wishers whose guidance and suggestions helped to make this census a grand success. I hope that the results will be useful for planners, policy makers, administrators, researchers, students, experts and other users. Bikash Bista January 27, 2014 Director General, Central Bureau of Statistics III
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5 Table of Content Page Preface III Table 1. Number, area and fragmentation of by total area of holding 1 Table 2. Number, area of by tenure and size 2 Table 2a. Number, area of by tenure and size 3 Table 2b. Number, area of by tenure forms and size 4 Table 3. Number, area and land use by total area of holding 5 Table 3. Number, area and land use by total area of holding (Continued) 6 Table 4. Table 4a. Number, area, number of reporting and area irrigated by source of irrigation by total area of holding Number, area, number of reporting and payment terms (on area or time basis) for irrigation by total area of holding 7 8 Table 5. Number, area of and crop stand by total area of holding 9 Table 6. Table 6a. Table 6b. Table 6c. Table 6d. Table 6e. Table 6f. Table 6g. Number, area of, number of reporting and land under temporary crops by size Number, area of, number of reporting and area under different temporary crops by total area of holding Number, area of, number of reporting and area under different temporary crops by total area of holding Number, area of, number of reporting and area under different temporary crops by total area of holding Number, area of, number of reporting and area under different temporary crops by total area of holding Number, area of, number of reporting and area under different temporary crops by total area of holding Number, area of, number of reporting and area under temporary crops by total area of holding Number, area of, number of reporting and area under different temporary crops by total area of holding V
6 Table 7. Plantation features and ages of different permanent crops by total area of holding 18 Table 7a. Plantation features and ages of orange by total area of holding 19 Table 7b. Plantation features and ages of junar by total area of holding 20 Table 7c. Plantation features and ages of lemon by total area of holding 21 Table 7d. Plantation features and ages of lime by total area of holding 22 Table 7e. Plantation features and ages of sweet orange by total area of holding 23 Table 7f. Plantation features and ages of other citrus fruits by total area of holding 24 Table 7g. Plantation features and ages of mango by total area of holding 25 Table 7h. Plantation features and ages of banana by total area of holding 26 Table 7i. Plantation features and ages of guava by total area of holding 27 Table 7j. Plantation features and ages of jackfruit by total area of holding 28 Table 7k. Plantation features and ages of pineapple by total area of holding. 29 Table 7l. Plantation features and ages of lychee by total area of holding 30 Table 7m. Plantation features and ages of apple by total area of holding 31 Table 7n. Plantation features and ages of pear by total area of holding 32 Table 7o. Plantation features and ages of peach by total area of holding 33 Table 7p. Plantation features and ages of papaya by total area of holding 34 Table 7q. Plantation features and ages of pomegranate by total area of holding 35 Table 7r. Plantation features and ages of coconut by total area of holding 36 Table 7s. Plantation features and ages of walnut by total area of holding 37 Table 7t. Plantation features and ages of beetle nut by total area of holding 38 Table 7u. Plantation features and ages of other fruits by total area of holding 39 Table 7v. Plantation features and ages of tea by total area of holding 40 Table 7w. Plantation features and ages of coffee by total area of holding 41 VI
7 Table 7x. Plantation features and ages of black cardamom by total area of holding 42 Table 7y. Plantation features and ages of amriso, thatch and bamboo by total area of holding 43 Table 7z. Table 8. Table 8. Table 8. Table 8. Table8. Table 8. Table 8. Plantation features and ages of fodder tree and multi-year grass crops by total area of holding Number, area of, number of reporting use of agricultural inputs area treated with and quantity of chemical/mineral fertilizers used by total area of holding Number, area of, number of reporting use of agricultural inputs, area treated with and quantity of chemical/mineral fertilizers used by total area of holding (Continued 1) Number, area of, number of reporting, use of agricultural inputs, area treated with and quantity of chemical/mineral fertilizers used by total area of holding (Continued 2) Number, area of, number of reporting, use of agricultural inputs area treated with and quantity of chemical/mineral fertilizers used by total area of holding (Continued 3) Number, area of, number of reporting, use of agricultural inputs area treated with and quantity of chemical/mineral fertilizers used by total area of holding (Continued 4) Number, area of, number of reporting, use of agricultural inputs area treated with and quantity of chemical/mineral fertilizers used by total area of holding (Continued 5) Number, area of, number of reporting, use of agricultural inputs area treated with and quantity of chemical/mineral fertilizers used by total area of holding (Continued 6) Table 9. Number of reporting different type of livestock by area of holding 52 Table 9. Number of reporting different type of livestock by area of holding (Continued) 53 Table 9a. Table 9a. Table 9a. Table 9b. Table 9c. Number of reporting livestock according to age, sex and breed by total area of holding Number of reporting livestock according to age, sex and breed by total area of holding (Continued) Number of reporting livestock according to age, sex and breed by total area of holding (Continued) Number of reporting livestock according to age, sex and breed by total area of holding Number of reporting livestock according to age, sex and breed by total area of holding VII
8 Table 9c. Table 9c. Table 9d. Table 9d. Table 9e. Table 9e. Table 9f. Number of reporting livestock according to age, sex and breed by total area of holding (Continued) Number of reporting livestock according to age, sex and breed by total area of holding (Continued) Number of reporting livestock according to age, sex and breed by total area of holding Number of reporting livestock according to age, sex and breed by total area of holding (Continued) Number of reporting livestock according to age, sex and breed by total area of holding Number of reporting livestock according to age, sex and breed by total area of holding (Continued) Number of reporting livestock according to age, sex and breed by total area of holding Table 10. Number of reporting different type of birds by area of holding 66 Table 11. Number of reporting different type of birds by area of holding 67 Table 12. Table 13. Table 13. Table 13. Table 13. Table 13. Table 13. Table 14. Table 14. Number, area of, number of reporting use of implements and other facilities by total area of holding Number, area of, number of agricultural implements and other facilities according to source by total area of holding Number, area of, number of agricultural implements and other facilities according to source by total area of holding (Continued) Number, area of, number of agricultural implements and other facilities according to source by total area of holding (Continued) Number, area of, number of agricultural implements and other facilities according to source by total area of holding (Continued) Number, area of, number of agricultural implements and other facilities according to source by total area of holding (Continued ) Number, area of, number of agricultural implements and other facilities according to source by total area of holding (Continued ) Number of, use of non-residential buildings according to source by total area of holding Number of, use of non-residential buildings according to source by total area of holding (Continued) VIII
9 Table 15. Table 15. Table 16. Table 16a. Table 17. Table 18. Table 19. Table 19a. Number, area of and number of reporting forest trees by total area of holding Number, area of and number of holding reporting use of forest trees by total area of holding (continued) Number, area of and number of reporting ancillary agriculture activity on holding by total area of holding Number, area of, number of reporting fishery and number and area of fish pond by total area of holding Number, area of and number of reporting agricultural credit by total area of holding Number, area of, number of reporting need for agricultural loan and purpose of loan by total area of holding Number, area of, number of reporting main source of income and sufficiency of income by total area of holding Number of reporting whether agricultural / livestock produce is sufficient period of insufficiency and income sources for insufficiency by total area of holding Table 20. Number of reporting one way travel time to the nearest agriculture market 85 Table 20a. Table 21. Table 22. Table 23. Table 24. Table 25. Number, area of and number of reporting mode of transport to reach the nearest agricultural market by total area of holding Number, area of, number of reporting holder as head of the household and classification of household by total area of holding Number, area of, number of reporting, main purpose of production and main production of the holding by total area of holding Number, area of, number of reporting other economic production activity by total area of holding Number, area of, number of reporting and area of land made uncultivable due to soil degradation by total area of holding Number of by type of employment of agricultural workers and number of permanent agricultural workersby sex and by total area of holding Table 26. Number of reporting by holder's age, sex and total area of holding 92 Table 26. Number of reporting by holder's age, sex and total area of holding (Continued) 93 Table 27. Area of reporting by holder's age, sex and total area of holding 94 Table 27. Area of reporting by holder's age, sex and total area of holding (Continued) 95 Table 28. Farm population by age, sex and total area of holding 96 IX
10 Table 28. Farm population by age, sex and total area of holding (Continued) 97 Table 29. Educational level of holders 98 Table 29. Educational level of holder (Continued) 99 Table 30. Educational level of farm population other than holder 100 Table 30. Educational level of farm population other than holder (Continued) 101 Table 31. Occupational distribution of holder 102 Table 31. Occupational distribution of holder (Continued) 103 Table 32. Occupational distribution of farm population other than holder 104 Table 32. Occupational distribution of farm population other than holder (Continued) 105 X
11 Table 1. Number, area and fragmentation of by total area of holding Holdings Fragmentation Number no. of Average no. Number of consisting of parcels parcels of parcels Wet Dry and over Holding without land Holding with land 40,254 2, , , , ,268 22,337 7,327 3, Under 0.1 ha , ha and Under 0.2 ha 4, , ,017 2, ha and Under 0.5 ha 15, , , , ,293 9,255 2, ha and Under 1 ha 13, , , , ,127 7,505 3,055 1, ha and Under 2 ha 4, , , , ,373 1, ha and Under 3 ha , , , ha and Under 4 ha ha and Under 5 ha ha and Under 10 ha 40,284 2, , , , ,297 22,337 7,327 3, Remarks: Holdings having area under crops less than ha (8 Dhurs) in Terai or ha (4 Aanas) in Hilly and Mountainous region are included in the category 'Holdings without land'. Details may not add up to totals due to rounding. 1
12 Table 2. Number, area of by tenure and size Number Holdings Owned Holding without land One tenure forms Rented from others Tenure forms More than one tenure forms Other tenure forms Owned Rented Other tenure Holding with land 40,254 24, ,780 24, Under 0.1 ha ha and under 0.2 ha 4, , ha and under 0.5 ha 15,366 5, ,247 5, ha and under 1 ha 13,438 9, ,290 9, ha and under 2 ha 4,450 5, ,331 5, ha and under 3 ha 860 2, , ha and under 4 ha ha and under 5 ha ha and under 10 ha 40,284 24, ,809 24,
13 Table 2a. Number, area of by tenure and size Holding without land 30 Holding with land 40,254 Under 0.1 ha ha and under 0.2 ha 4, ha and under 0.5 ha 15, ha and under 1 ha 13,438 1 ha and under 2 ha 4,450 2 ha and under 3 ha ha and under 4 ha ha and under 5 ha ha and under 10 ha Number of 40,284 Rented for fixed amount of money Under one tenure form - rented from others Rented for fixed quantity of production Rented for share of production Rented in exchange for services Rented for mortgage Other rental arrangements 3
14 Table 2b. Number, area of by tenure forms and size Under more than one tenure forms --- rented from others Rented for fixed amount of money No. Rented for fixed Rented for share of production Rented in quantity of of exchange for Area (ha) Rented for mortgage No. Other rental arrangements Area (ha) of Holding without land 30 Holding with land 40, Under 0.1 ha ha and under 0.2 ha 4, ha and under 0.5 ha 15, ha and under 1 ha 13, ha and under 2 ha 4, ha and under 3 ha ha and under 4 ha ha and under 5 ha ha and under 10 ha 40,
15 Table 3. Number, area and land use by total area of holding Agricultural land Crop land Land under temporary crops Area under temporary meadows Arable land Land under temporary fallow arable land Holding without land Holding with land 40,254 24, ,254 19, , , ,254 20,032.1 Under 0.1 ha ha and under 0.2 ha 4, , , ha and under 0.5 ha 15,366 5, ,366 4, ,366 4, ha and under 1 ha 13,438 9, ,438 7, , ,438 7, ha and under 2 ha 4,450 5, ,450 4, ,450 4, ha and under 3 ha 860 2, , , ha and under 4 ha ha and under 5 ha ha and under 10 ha 40,284 24, ,254 19, , , ,254 20,
16 Table 3. Number, area and land use by total area of holding (Continued) Agricultural land Crop land Land under permanent crops Permanent meadows and pasture Forest and other Woodland Ponds All other land Holding without land Holding with land 9,582 2, , , ,165 1,237.5 Under 0.1 ha ha and under 0.2 ha , ha and under 0.5 ha 2, , , ha and under 1 ha 3, , , ha and under 2 ha 2, , ha and under 3 ha ha and under 4 ha ha and under 5 ha ha and under 10 ha 9,582 2, , , ,195 1,
17 Table 4. Number, area, number of reporting and area irrigated by source of irrigation by total area of holding Source of irrigation River/lake/pond Dam/reservoir Tube well/boring Others Mixed By gravity Pumping reporting Holding without land Area (ha) Area (ha) Area (ha) Holding with land 40,254 24, ,730 3, ,751 2, , Under 0.1 ha ha and under 0.2 ha 4, ha and under 0.5 ha 15,366 5, , , ha and under 1 ha 13,438 9, ,916 1, , ha and under 2 ha 4,450 5, ,076 1, , ha and under 3 ha 860 2, ha and under 4 ha ha and under 5 ha ha and under 10 ha 40,284 24, ,730 3, ,751 2, , Area (ha) Area (ha) 7
18 Table 4a. Number, area, number of reporting and payment terms (on area or time basis) for irrigation by total area of holding Payment terms for Irrigation reporting Did not pay for water On area basis On time basis Other Paid for water Holding without land Holding with land 40,254 24, ,730 3, ,730 3, Under 0.1 ha ha and under 0.2 ha 4, ha and under 0.5 ha 15,366 5, , , ha and under 1 ha 13,438 9, ,916 1, ,916 1, ha and under 2 ha 4,450 5, ,076 1, ,076 1, ha and under 3 ha 860 2, ha and under 4 ha ha and under 5 ha ha and under 10 ha 40,284 24, ,730 3, ,730 3,
19 Table 5. Number, area of and crop stand by total area of holding Temporary Crops under pure stand Permanent Temporary Crops under mixed stand Permanent Associated crops Holding without land Holding with land 40,254 40, ,136 34, ,493 2, ,603 2, Under 0.1 ha ha and under 0.2 ha 4,954 1, ,895 1, , ha and under 0.5 ha 15,366 9, ,366 8, , , ha and under 1 ha 13,438 15, ,438 13, , ,699 1, ha and under 2 ha 4,450 9, ,450 7, , ha and under 3 ha 860 2, , ha and under 4 ha ha and under 5 ha ha and under 10 ha 40,254 40, ,136 34, ,493 2, ,603 2,
20 Table 6. Number, area of, number of reporting and land under temporary crops by size Holding without land Cereal grains Leguminous grains NATIONAL SAMPLE CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE 2011/12 Area (ha) Tubers and bulb crops No. of Oil seeds Cash crops Spices Vegetables Area (ha) Area (ha) Area (ha) Area (ha) Temporary grass crops Area (ha) Holding with land 40,165 34, , , ,442 1, , , Under 0.1 ha ha and Under 0.2 ha 4,954 1, , , , ha and under 0.5 ha 15,366 8, , , , , , ha and under 1 ha 13,349 13, , , , , , ha and under 2 ha 4,450 7, , , ha and under 3 ha 860 2, ha and under 4 ha ha and under 5 ha ha and under 10 ha 40,165 34, , , ,442 1, , ,
21 Table 6a. Number, area of, number of reporting and area under different temporary crops by total area of holding Holding without land Early paddy Main paddy Upland paddy Area (ha) Area (ha) Wheat Maize Mllets Barley/naked barley Buckwheat Other cereals No. of Area (ha) Area (ha) Holding with land 1, ,573 2, ,822 13, ,691 15, , ,531 1, Under 0.1 ha ha and Under 0.2 ha , , ha and under 0.5 ha , ,268 3, ,218 4, , , ha and under 1 ha , ,815 5, ,171 6, , , ha and under 2 ha , ,301 2, ,390 3, , ha and under 3 ha ha and under 4 ha ha and under 5 ha ha and under 10 ha 1, ,573 2, ,822 13, ,691 15, , ,531 1,
22 Table 6b. Number, area of, number of reporting and area under different temporary crops by total area of holding holding NATIONAL SAMPLE CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE 2011/12 Soyabean Black gram Red gram Grass pea Lentil Gram pea Pea Area (ha) Area (ha) Area (ha) Area (ha) No. Green gram Horse gram Cow pea of holding Area (ha) holding Area (ha) Area (ha) Other leguminous crops Area (ha) Holding without land Holding with land 5, , , Under 0.1 ha ha and Under 0.2 ha ha and under 0.5 ha 1, ha and under 1 ha 1, ha and under 2 ha ha and under 3 ha ha and under 4 ha ha and under 5 ha 5 ha and under 10 ha 5, , ,
23 Table 6c. Number, area of, number of reporting and area under different temporary crops by total area of holding Potato Sweet potato Colocasia Other tubers and bulbs Holding without land Holding with land 9, , Under 0.1 ha ha and Under 0.2 ha 1, ha and under 0.5 ha 3, ha and under 1 ha 2, ha and under 2 ha 1, ha and under 3 ha ha and under 4 ha ha and under 5 ha 5 ha and under 10 ha 9, ,
24 Table 6d. Number, area of, number of reporting and area under different temporary crops by total area of holding Holding without land Mustard Ground nut Linseed Sesame Niger seed Other oilseed crops Holding with land 10,412 1, Under 0.1 ha ha and Under 0.2 ha 1, ha and under 0.5 ha 3, ha and under 1 ha 3, ha and under 2 ha 1, ha and under 3 ha ha and under 4 ha 4 ha and under 5 ha 5 ha and under 10 ha 10,412 1,
25 Table 6e. Number, area of, number of reporting and area under different temporary crops by total area of holding Sugarcane Jute Tobacco Other cash crops Holding without land Holding with land Under 0.1 ha 0.1 ha and Under 0.2 ha 0.2 ha and under 0.5 ha 0.5 ha and under 1 ha 1 ha and under 2 ha 2 ha and under 3 ha 3 ha and under 4 ha 4 ha and under 5 ha 5 ha and under 10 ha 15
26 Table 6f. Number, area of, number of reporting and area under temporary crops by total area of holding Chili Onion Garlic Ginger Turmeric Coriander seed Other spice crops Holding without land Holding with land , , Under 0.1 ha ha and Under 0.2 ha ha and under 0.5 ha ha and under 1 ha ha and under 2 ha ha and under 3 ha ha and under 4 ha ha and under 5 ha ha and under 10 ha , ,
27 Table 6g. Number, area of, number of reporting and area under different temporary crops by total area of holding Cauliflower Cabbage Tomato Others Holding without land Holding with land 1, , , , Under 0.1 ha ha and Under 0.2 ha ha and under 0.5 ha ha and under 1 ha , ha and under 2 ha ha and under 3 ha ha and under 4 ha ha and under 5 ha ha and under 10 ha 1, , , ,
28 Table 7. Plantation features and ages of different permanent crops by total area of holding reporting Compact plantation area (ha) Productive age Permanent crops Compact plantation Number of trees Non-productive age Number of trees Number of scattered trees Productive age Nonproductive age Holding without land Holding with land 40,254 24, ,706 2, , ,722 8,128 2, ,843 91,900 under 0.1 ha ,581 1, ha and under 0.2 ha 4, , , ,002 4, ha and under 0.5 ha 15,366 5, , ,147 1, ,481 33, ha and under 1 ha 13,438 9, , ,535 3, ,772 37,733 1 ha and under 2 ha 4,450 5, , ,207 1, ,272 10,086 2 ha and under 3 ha 860 2, , ,752 3,767 3 ha and under 4 ha ,610 1,009 4 ha and under 5 ha , ha and under 10 ha ,284 24, ,706 2, , ,722 8,128 2, ,843 91,900 18
29 Table 7a. Plantation features and ages of orange by total area of holding Orange Holding without land reporting Compact plantation area (ha) Productive age Compact plantation Number of trees Non-productive age Number of trees Number of scattered trees Productive age Non-productive age Holding with land 7, , , ,016 8,009 under 0.1 ha ha and under 0.2 ha ,432 2, ha and under 0.5 ha 2, ,187 8,929 1, ha and under 1 ha 3, , ,827 3,619 1 ha and under 2 ha ,888 3, ha and under 3 ha , ,305 3 ha and under 4 ha ha and under 5 ha 5 ha and under 10 ha 7, , , ,016 8,009 19
30 Table 7b. Plantation features and ages of junar by total area of holding Junar Holding without land reporting Compact plantation area (ha) Productive age Compact plantation Number of trees Non-productive age Number of trees Number of scattered trees Productive age Non-productive age Holding with land under 0.1 ha 0.1 ha and under 0.2 ha 0.2 ha and under 0.5 ha ha and under 1 ha ha and under 2 ha ha and under 3 ha 3 ha and under 4 ha ha and under 5 ha 5 ha and under 10 ha
31 Table 7c. Plantation features and ages of lemon by total area of holding Lemon Holding without land reporting Compact plantation area (ha) Productive age Compact plantation Number of trees Non-productive age Number of trees Number of scattered trees Productive age Nonproductive age Holding with land 2, ,729 5, under 0.1 ha 0.1 ha and under 0.2 ha , ha and under 0.5 ha , ha and under 1 ha , ha and under 2 ha ,127 1, ha and under 3 ha 3 ha and under 4 ha 4 ha and under 5 ha ha and under 10 ha 2, ,729 5,
32 Table 7d. Plantation features and ages of lime by total area of holding Lime Holding without land reporting Compact plantation area (ha) Productive age Compact plantation Number of trees Non-productive age Number of trees Number of scattered trees Productive age Nonproductive age Holding with land under 0.1 ha 0.1 ha and under 0.2 ha ha and under 0.5 ha ha and under 1 ha ha and under 2 ha ha and under 3 ha 3 ha and under 4 ha 4 ha and under 5 ha 5 ha and under 10 ha
33 Table 7e. Plantation features and ages of sweet orange by total area of holding Sweet orange Holding without land reporting Compact plantation area (ha) Productive age Compact plantation Number of trees Non-productive age Number of trees Number of scattered trees Productive age Non-productive age Holding with land under 0.1 ha 0.1 ha and under 0.2 ha ha and under 0.5 ha ha and under 1 ha ha and under 2 ha ha and under 3 ha ha and under 4 ha 4 ha and under 5 ha 5 ha and under 10 ha
34 Table 7f. Plantation features and ages of other citrus fruits by total area of holding Other citrus fruits Holding without land reporting Compact plantation area (ha) Productive age Compact plantation Number of trees Non-productive age Number of trees Number of scattered trees Productive age Non-productive age Holding with land 593 1, under 0.1 ha ha and under 0.2 ha 0.2 ha and under 0.5 ha ha and under 1 ha ha and under 2 ha ha and under 3 ha 3 ha and under 4 ha 4 ha and under 5 ha 5 ha and under 10 ha 593 1,
35 Table 7g. Plantation features and ages of mango by total area of holding Mango reporting Compact plantation area (ha) Productive age Compact plantation Number of trees Non-productive age Number of trees Number of scattered trees Productive age Non-productive age Holding without land Holding with land 979 1, under 0.1 ha 0.1 ha and under 0.2 ha ha and under 0.5 ha ha and under 1 ha ha and under 2 ha ha and under 3 ha ha and under 4 ha 4 ha and under 5 ha 5 ha and under 10 ha 979 1,
36 Table 7h. Plantation features and ages of banana by total area of holding Banana reporting Compact plantation area (ha) Productive age Compact plantation Number of trees Non-productive age Number of trees Number of scattered trees Productive age Non-productive age Holding without land Holding with land 8, ,748 36,843 65,855 under 0.1 ha ha and under 0.2 ha ,009 2,165 3, ha and under 0.5 ha 3, ,701 13,883 25, ha and under 1 ha 3, ,824 14,980 26,401 1 ha and under 2 ha ,213 3,886 6,467 2 ha and under 3 ha 148 1,098 2,254 3 ha and under 4 ha ha and under 5 ha ha and under 10 ha 8, ,748 36,843 65,855 26
37 Table 7i. Plantation features and ages of guava by total area of holding Guava reporting Compact plantation area (ha) Productive age Compact plantation Number of trees Non-productive age Number of trees Number of scattered trees Productive age Non-productive age Holding without land Holding with land 1,602 4,212 2,640 under 0.1 ha ha and under 0.2 ha ha and under 0.5 ha 504 1,068 1, ha and under 1 ha 504 1, ha and under 2 ha ha and under 3 ha ha and under 4 ha ha and under 5 ha 5 ha and under 10 ha 1,602 4,212 2,640 27
38 Table 7j. Plantation features and ages of jackfruit by total area of holding Jackfruit reporting Compact plantation area (ha) Productive age Compact plantation Number of trees Non-productive age Number of trees Number of scattered trees Productive age Non-productive age Holding without land Holding with land under 0.1 ha 0.1 ha and under 0.2 ha 0.2 ha and under 0.5 ha ha and under 1 ha 1 ha and under 2 ha ha and under 3 ha 3 ha and under 4 ha 4 ha and under 5 ha 5 ha and under 10 ha
39 Table 7k. Plantation features and ages of pineapple by total area of holding Pineapple reporting Compact plantation area (ha) Compact plantation Productive age Non-productive age Holding without land Holding with land under 0.1 ha 0.1 ha and under 0.2 ha 0.2 ha and under 0.5 ha 0.5 ha and under 1 ha 1 ha and under 2 ha 2 ha and under 3 ha 3 ha and under 4 ha 4 ha and under 5 ha 5 ha and under 10 ha 29
40 Table 7l. Plantation features and ages of lychee by total area of holding Lychee reporting Compact plantation area (ha) Productive age Compact plantation Number of trees Non-productive age Number of trees Number of scattered trees Productive age Non-productive age Holding without land Holding with land under 0.1 ha 0.1 ha and under 0.2 ha 0.2 ha and under 0.5 ha ha and under 1 ha ha and under 2 ha 2 ha and under 3 ha 3 ha and under 4 ha 4 ha and under 5 ha 5 ha and under 10 ha
41 Table 7m. Plantation features and ages of apple by total area of holding Apple reporting Compact plantation area (ha) Productive age Compact plantation Number of trees Non-productive age Number of trees Number of scattered trees Productive age Non-productive age Holding without land Holding with land 1, ,826 5,607 2,284 under 0.1 ha 0.1 ha and under 0.2 ha ha and under 0.5 ha ,839 2, ha and under 1 ha ,373 1, ha and under 2 ha , ha and under 3 ha 3 ha and under 4 ha 4 ha and under 5 ha 5 ha and under 10 ha 1, ,826 5,607 2,284 31
42 Table 7n. Plantation features and ages of pear by total area of holding Pear reporting Compact plantation area (ha) Productive age Compact plantation Number of trees Non-productive age Number of trees Number of scattered trees Productive age Non-productive age Holding without land Holding with land , under 0.1 ha 0.1 ha and under 0.2 ha 0.2 ha and under 0.5 ha ha and under 1 ha ha and under 2 ha ha and under 3 ha ha and under 4 ha 4 ha and under 5 ha 5 ha and under 10 ha ,
43 Table 7o. Plantation features and ages of peach by total area of holding Peach reporting Compact plantation area (ha) Productive age Compact plantation Number of trees Non-productive age Number of trees Number of scattered trees Productive age Non-productive age Holding without land Holding with land 2, , under 0.1 ha ha and under 0.2 ha ha and under 0.5 ha 623 1, ha and under 1 ha 831 1, ha and under 2 ha ha and under 3 ha ha and under 4 ha 4 ha and under 5 ha 5 ha and under 10 ha 2, ,
44 Table 7p. Plantation features and ages of papaya by total area of holding Papaya reporting Compact plantation area (ha) Productive age Compact plantation Number of trees Non-productive age Number of trees Number of scattered trees Productive age Non-productive age Holding without land Holding with land 920 1, under 0.1 ha ha and under 0.2 ha ha and under 0.5 ha ha and under 1 ha ha and under 2 ha ha and under 3 ha ha and under 4 ha ha and under 5 ha 5 ha and under 10 ha 920 1,
45 Table 7q. Plantation features and ages of pomegranate by total area of holding Pomegranate reporting Compact plantation area (ha) Productive age Compact plantation Number of trees Non-productive age Number of trees Number of scattered trees Productive age Non-productive age Holding without land Holding with land under 0.1 ha 0.1 ha and under 0.2 ha 0.2 ha and under 0.5 ha 0.5 ha and under 1 ha 1 ha and under 2 ha 2 ha and under 3 ha 3 ha and under 4 ha 4 ha and under 5 ha 5 ha and under 10 ha 35
46 Table 7r. Plantation features and ages of coconut by total area of holding Coconut reporting Compact plantation area (ha) Productive age Compact plantation Number of trees Non-productive age Number of trees Number of scattered trees Productive age Non-productive age Holding without land Holding with land under 0.1 ha 0.1 ha and under 0.2 ha 0.2 ha and under 0.5 ha 0.5 ha and under 1 ha 1 ha and under 2 ha 2 ha and under 3 ha 3 ha and under 4 ha 4 ha and under 5 ha 5 ha and under 10 ha 36
47 Table 7s. Plantation features and ages of walnut by total area of holding Walnut reporting Compact plantation area (ha) Productive age Compact plantation Number of trees Non-productive age Number of trees Number of scattered trees Productive age Non-productive age Holding without land Holding with land under 0.1 ha 0.1 ha and under 0.2 ha 0.2 ha and under 0.5 ha ha and under 1 ha ha and under 2 ha ha and under 3 ha ha and under 4 ha 4 ha and under 5 ha 5 ha and under 10 ha
48 Table 7t. Plantation features and ages of beetle nut by total area of holding Betel Nut reporting Compact plantation area (ha) Productive age Compact plantation Number of trees Non-productive age Number of trees Number of scattered trees Productive age Non-productive age Holding without land Holding with land under 0.1 ha 0.1 ha and under 0.2 ha 0.2 ha and under 0.5 ha 0.5 ha and under 1 ha 1 ha and under 2 ha 2 ha and under 3 ha 3 ha and under 4 ha 4 ha and under 5 ha 5 ha and under 10 ha 38
49 Table 7u. Plantation features and ages of other fruits by total area of holding Other fruits reporting Compact plantation area (ha) Productive age Compact plantation Number of trees Non-productive age Number of trees Number of scattered trees Productive age Non-productive age Holding without land Holding with land under 0.1 ha 0.1 ha and under 0.2 ha ha and under 0.5 ha 0.5 ha and under 1 ha ha and under 2 ha ha and under 3 ha 3 ha and under 4 ha 4 ha and under 5 ha 5 ha and under 10 ha
50 Table 7v. Plantation features and ages of tea by total area of holding Tea reporting Compact plantation area (ha) Compact plantation Productive age Non-productive age Holding without land Holding with land under 0.1 ha 0.1 ha and under 0.2 ha 0.2 ha and under 0.5 ha 0.5 ha and under 1 ha 1 ha and under 2 ha 2 ha and under 3 ha 3 ha and under 4 ha 4 ha and under 5 ha 5 ha and under 10 ha Note: Registered firms are not included. Area is not shown for those reporting scattered plants only. 40
51 Table 7w. Plantation features and ages of coffee by total area of holding Coffee reporting Compact plantation area (ha) Productive age Compact plantation Number of trees Non-productive age Number of trees Number of scattered trees Productive age Non-productive age Holding without land Holding with land under 0.1 ha 0.1 ha and under 0.2 ha 0.2 ha and under 0.5 ha ha and under 1 ha 1 ha and under 2 ha ha and under 3 ha 3 ha and under 4 ha 4 ha and under 5 ha 5 ha and under 10 ha
52 Table 7x. Plantation features and ages of black cardamom by total area of holding Black Cardamom reporting Compact plantation area (ha) Compact plantation area (ha) Productive age Non-productive age Holding without land Holding with land under 0.1 ha 0.1 ha and under 0.2 ha 0.2 ha and under 0.5 ha 0.5 ha and under 1 ha 1 ha and under 2 ha 2 ha and under 3 ha 3 ha and under 4 ha 4 ha and under 5 ha ha and under 10 ha
53 Table 7y. Plantation features and ages of amriso, thatch and bamboo by total area of holding Broom-Grass (Amriso) Thatch Bamboo Number of Number of Number of Holding without land Holding with land 8,039 2, Under 0.1 ha ha and under 0.2 ha ha and under 0.5 ha 1, ha and under 1 ha 3, ha and under 2 ha 1, ha and under 3 ha ha and under 4 ha ha and under 5 ha ha and under 10 ha 8,039 2, Note: Area is not shown for those reporting scattered clumps of bamboo only 43
54 Table 7z. Plantation features and ages of fodder tree and multi-year grass crops by total area of holding Fodder Tree Multi-year grass crops Number of Compact plantation Number of Trees Number of scattered trees Number of Holding without land Holding with land 8, , , Under 0.1 ha 237 1, ha and under 0.2 ha 1,157 12, ha and under 0.5 ha 3, ,975 62, ha and under 1 ha 2, ,535 84,573 1 ha and under 2 ha , ha and under 3 ha ,141 3 ha and under 4 ha 89 1,394 4 ha and under 5 ha 59 2,373 5 ha and under 10 ha 8, , ,
55 Table 8. Number, area of, number of reporting, use of agricultural inputs, area treated with and quantity of chemical/mineral fertilizers used by total area of holding Holding without land reporting Local seeds Seeds using Improved seeds Hybrid seeds Pesticide s using using Local fertilizers Paddy Irrigated and fertilizers used Mineral/ chemical Both Unirrigated and fertilizers used using Local fertilizers Mineral/ chemical Both Area treated with mineral/ chemical fertilizers and quantity used Quantity (Qtl.) Holding with land 40,254 24, ,967 8, ,246 4, ,314 4, ,671 under 0.1 ha ha and under 0.2 ha 4, ha and under 0.5 ha 15,366 5, ,759 2, , , ha and under 1 ha 13,438 9, ,005 3, , , ,046 1 ha and under 2 ha 4,450 5, ,988 1, , ha and under 3 ha 860 2, ha and under 4 ha ha and under 5 ha ha and under 10 ha 40,284 24, ,967 8, ,246 4, ,314 4, ,671 45
56 Table 8. Number, area of, number of reporting, use of agricultural inputs, area treated with and quantity of chemical/mineral fertilizers used by total area of holding (Continued 1) reporting Local seeds Seeds using Improved seeds Hybrid seeds Pesticides using using Local fertilizers Maize Irrigated and fertilizers used Mineral/ chemical Both Unirrigated and fertilizers used using Local fertilizers Mineral/ chemical Both Area treated with mineral/ chemical fertilizer and quantity used Quantity (Qtl.) Holding without land Holding with land 40,254 24, ,691 35,983 2,581 1,127 4,331 7, , ,217 under 0.1 ha ha and under 0.2 ha 4, ,924 4, , ha and under 0.5 ha 15,366 5, ,218 14, ,928 1, , ha and under 1 ha 13,438 9, ,171 12, ,098 2, , ha and under 2 ha 4,450 5, ,390 3, , , ha and under 3 ha 860 2, ha and under 4 ha ha and under 5 ha ha and under 10 ha 40,284 24, ,691 35,983 2,581 1,127 4,331 7, , ,217 46
57 Table 8. Number, area of, number of reporting, use of agricultural inputs, area treated with and quantity of chemical/mineral fertilizers used by total area of holding (Continued 2) Holding without land reporting Local seeds Seeds using Improved seeds Hybrid seeds Pesticide s using Irrigated and fertilizers used Local fertilizers Wheat using Mineral/ chemical Both Unirrigated and fertilizers used using Local fertilizers Mineral/ chemical Both Area Treated with mineral/ chemical fertilizer and quantity used Quantity (Qtl.) Holding with land 40,254 24, ,822 34,885 2,937 4,509 7, , under 0.1 ha ha and under 0.2 ha 4, ,479 4, , ha and under 0.5 ha 15,366 5, ,268 13, ,017 1, , ha and under 1 ha 13,438 9, ,815 11, ,068 3, , ha and under 2 ha 4,450 5, ,301 3, , , ha and under 3 ha 860 2, ha and under 4 ha ha and under 5 ha ha and under 10 ha 40,284 24, ,822 34,885 2,937 4,509 7, ,
58 Table 8. Number, area of, number of reporting, use of agricultural inputs, area treated with and quantity of chemical/mineral fertilizers used by total area of holding (Continued 3) reporting Local seeds Seeds using Improved seeds Hybrid seeds Pesticides using Local fertilizers Potato Irrigated and fertilizers used using Mineral/ chemical fertilizers Both Unirrigated and fertilizers used using Local fertilizers Mineral/ chemical fertilizers Both Area treated with mineral/ chemical fertilizer and quantity used Quantity (Qtl.) Holding without land Holding with land 40,254 24, ,344 8,158 1, ,958 1, , under 0.1 ha ha and under 0.2 ha 4, ,276 1, , ha and under 0.5 ha 15,366 5, ,500 3, , ha and under 1 ha 13,438 9, ,937 2, , ha and under 2 ha 4,450 5, , , ha and under 3 ha 860 2, ha and under 4 ha ha and under 5 ha ha and under 10 ha 40,284 24, ,344 8,158 1, ,958 1, ,
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