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Table 3.4: Cattle holdings and estimated rates of grazing intensity

Province

Net total      Cultivated

land areaa land, 1977-88 b

(000 ha) (MAFF series)

Commercial sector Noncommercial
cattle h198485celd,       sector cattle

_    `                 heldd

(000 head)        1984-85

Grazing

intensitye

Beef

Dairy

(000 head)

Low

Medium

High

(A)

________(B)

(C)

(D)

___________(E) (F=

=12 ha/hd)

(F =8 ha/hd) (F=

=4 ha/hd)

Central

5,609.9

114.4

46.2

2.2

112.1

35.0

23.4

11.7

Copperbelt

2,547.8

41.6 22

.5f          `

16.6f `

9.3

23.2

15.4

7.7

Eastern

2,377.4

273.7

224.6

128.1

85.4

42.7

Luapula

3,881.6

56.4

3.3

1.0

0.7

0.3

Lusaka

339.6

29.8

51.8

5.1

37.6

366.0

244.0

122.0

Northern

10,710.4

177.3

102.4

11.7

7.8

3.9

North-Western

6,493.3

26.6

74.1

13.8

9.2

4.6

Southern

4,759.8

160.9

148.6

8.7

898.3

275.4

183.6

91.8

Western

10,525.0

93.8

311.1

35.8

23.9

11.9

Zambia

47,244.8

974.4

269.2

32.7

1,772.8

53.8

35.9

17.9

a. Total land less State forest reserves, national parks, lakes, and game management areas in table 3.1
b. MAFF series from table 3.2.

c. Commercial farms data series.

d. Noncommercial farms data series.

e. GI = (F(C+D+E)±A-B) + 100.

f. Copperbelt and others.



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