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Table 3.5: Distribution of rural households by type of agricultural activity and province, 1987-88 (number)

Province	Crop only	Livestock only	Poultry only	Crops & livestock only	Crops & poultry only	Livestock & poultry only	Non- agricultural	Total rural households
Central	10,808	97	2,773	1,121	30,427	16,850	6,680	68,756
Copperbelt	19,632	23	1,779	950	28,400	5,022	4,208	60,014
Eastern	29,350	71	436	17,701	47,743	64,103	1,595	160,999
Luapula	20,899	80	4,462	1,255	37,182	6,306	6,291	76,475
Lusaka	6,693	37	933	657	10,020	4,297	8,307	30,944
Northern	28,782	4	802	1,855	89,234	23,670	1,602	145,949
North-western	17,991	142	982	2,058	25,060	7,771	2,731	56,735
Southern	18,598	95	3,336	5,840	28,377	42,561	7,549	106,356
Western________	43,088	_________228	1,541	__________6,229	34,252	________15,642	_________8,118	109,098
Zambia Total	195,841	777	17,044	37,666	330,695	186,222	47,081	815,326

Source: CSO, unpublished data

Table 3.6: Distribution of crop-growing farming units by parcel holdings and province, 1987-88

	Crop-growing households reporting (it)	1 parcel	2 parcels	3 parcels	4 parcels	5 parcels	6+ parcels
Central	71,021	43,457	15,343	2,807	664	263	8,487
Copperbelt	53,466	28,875	20,106	3,746	577	154	8
Eastern	124,694	103,075	3,701	12,033	4,405	1,313	167
Luapula	69,761	24,907	17,644	12,532	7,960	3,794	2,924
Lusaka	23,595	16,063	6,646	778	108
Northern	147,374	30,114	42,544	33,344	20,106	12,061	9,205
North-western	52,071	22,544	20,432	6,712	1,883	153	347
Southern	96,182	58,349	26,655	7,622	2,470	681	405
Western________	__________99,439	37,866	________30,960	_________17,873	_________8,649	_________2,035	__________2,056
Zambia Total	737,603^b	365,250	184,031	97,447	46,822	20,454	23,599

a. Calculated data representing the sum of the columns differ from printed data in official reports.

b. Data are only for those farms reporting, not the number of farming units nationwide.

Source: CSO, post-harvest survey, 1987-88.

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