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Table 7.5: Crop area growth rates commercial farms sector
(percent)

1975-1989

1983-1989

Maize

-4.1'

-6.5

Wheat

13.8'

29.1'

Virginia tobacco

-5.2'

5.1

Sunflower

-1.0

-3.1

Soybean

18.0'

19.3'

Seed maize

1.6

-.2

Potato

1.2

13.6b

Cotton

4.8

-17.8

Coffee

-46.6

-46.6

Burley tobacco

15.6

41.2

All crops

-.6

-.2

a. The estimate of B in the regressions is significant at the 5 percent level.
b. The estimate of B in the regressions is significant at the 10 percent level.

Eastern, Lusaka, and Southern provinces. With the exclusion of southern areas of the Western
province, the northwest region is generally situated in areas receiving in excess of 1,100 millimeters
(or 44 inches) of annual precipitation, while the provinces in the southeast region receive 1,000
millimeters (or 40 inches) of rainfall per year or less.

Data in the commercial farm series are further disaggregated by farm size categories, but the
categories have not remained the same over time.
In 1975-76, six categories were used: 0-79
hectares, 80-199 hectares, 200-399 hectares, 400-799 hectares, 800-1,999 hectares, and 2,000+
hectares. This classification system was maintained until 1986-87 when the number of categories was
reduced to four—0-199 hectares, 200-799 hectares, 800-1,999 hectares, and 2,000+ hectares—and
remained so through 1989-90. To ease computation burdens, data series were further consolidated into
three categories for purposes of growth rate analysis: small farms (less than or equal to 199 hectares),
medium farms (200-1,999 hectares), and large farms (2,000+ hectares).



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