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Annex 8.1: Graphs illustrating variation in commercial farm estimates
NUMBER OF COMMERCIAL FARMERS

MAIZE AREA
Commercial Farms
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40 43 41 49 02 SS SI It 14 17 70 73 70 79 12 OS OS
NUMBER OF COMMERCIAL FARMERS
Percent Change from Previous Year
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MAIZE AREA: Percent of 1940
Commercial Farms
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71 72 73 74 73 76 77 71 79 90 II 92 83 14 16 1017
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