Agricultural Census 2010

West Bank and Gaza, 2010

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PSE-PCBS-AGC-2010-V1.0

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Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics

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Agriculture Census

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Do you have permanent crops in the holding (C60)

Data file: Identification data

Overview

Valid: 97108

Invalid: 14202

Type: Discrete

Decimal: 0

Width: 1

Range: 1 - 9

Format: Numeric

Questions and instructions

Literal question

Do you have permanent crops in the holding?

Value	Category	Cases
1	yes	83203	74.7%
2	no	13905	12.5%
9	Not applicable	0	0%
Sysmiss		14202

Description

Definition

Permanent Crops (including trees horticulture)
A crop growth cycle of more than one year that does not need replanting after each season and for the previous few years. For example, olive trees, citrus trees, and nuts. It is possible to grow permanent crops in intensive agriculture or scattered. The area planted with crops include two ways.

Permanent Crops (related to age production - fruit)
Permanent crops already bearing fruit and producing. Most tree crops become productive after a certain length of time. The fall crop, which amounted to this stage in the crop production and age had not yielded or produced yields in the reference year because of the climatic conditions, or for any other reasons, not included aging trees or other trees, which amounted age production but are no longer productive if identified within the crop at the age of production

Universe

The frame of the Agricultural Census 2010 includes a complete record of holdings by households and collaborative institutions. The frame was prepared by listing all holders through visiting every household, using maps to reach all addresses

Source of information

agricultural holder or his representative

Imputation and derivation

Imputation

The data from the questionnaires were edited in the field during the enumeration process by supervisors in each governorate.

Derivation

Crops were coded according to the Indicative Crop Classification (ICC) for 2010. This classification was developed based on the Central Product Classification (CPC) (UN, 2004a). ICC provides only a broad-level structure for the classification of crops. Taking account of national conditions in the Palestine, some crops not included in ICC are identified separately or crops were identified in more detail than given in ICC.

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