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Afganistán : Informe sobre perspectivas agrícolas - octubre/noviembre 2005

Year of publication 2005

Author Agriculture and Economic Development Analysis Division

Publisher Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Husbandry and Food (MAAHF) ;

Product type Book (stand-alone)

Series title ESA Technical Field Reports

Edition 1

Synopsis (short abstract) This report supersedes Agriculture Prospects Report (APR) released by MAAHF on 12 October 2005.The purpose of APR is to: (a) provide the estimates of annual crop area and production,(b) quantify the cereal surplus or deficit, (c) identify critical areas needing emergency interventions and/or development initiatives, and (d) present retail market prices of agricultural commodities and their analysis. The APR data are mostly presented at the provincial levels.

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