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4 Data Collection and Processing main category Permanent crops Permanent crops Forest and wild collection crop category crop Fruits and nuts Almonds, apples, apricots, blackberry, blueberry, carob trees, cherries, chestnut, citrus, lemon, fig, hazelnut, nuts, peach, pear, peanuts, pecano (Carya illinoensis), pimberrien, plum, pomegranate, raspberry, sour cherry, strawberries, walnut kernel, other fruits and nuts Grapes Grapes Olives Olives Coffee Coffee Cocoa Cocoa Sugarcane Sugarcane Tropical fruits Araza or Amazon peach (Eugenia stipitata), avocado, banana, cactus, coconut, dates, guava, guineo, jocote (Spondia Purpurea L), litchi, mamey (Mammea americana L), mango, “marañon” (Anacardium occidentale L), “nanche” (Byrsonima crassifolia), orito (Musa acuminata), papaya, passion fruit, pineapple, pitaya (Hilocereus undatus). Various Hops, guar gum, gum Arabic, hibiscus, kiwi, kaki, macadamia, neem (Azadirachta indica), palm oil, palmito (Bactris gasipaes Kunth), vanilla, yucca Other permanent Other permanent crops crops Tea Tea Forest and wild collection Other crops Unknown / mixed Unknown / mixed Bamboo, forest, mushrooms, noni fruit (Morinda citrifolia), wild grapes, wild collection Permanent pastures Permanent pastures Permanent pastures Other Unutilized land Unutilized land, no information 21
4.5 References 22 The World of Organic Agriculture 2006 Recke, Guido; Willer, Helga; Lampkin, Nic und Vaughan, Alison, (Hrsg.) (2004) Development of a European Information System for Organic Markets - Improving the Scope and Quality of Statistical Data. Proceedings of the 1st EISfOM European Seminar, held in Berlin, Germany, 26-27 April, 2004 . Research Institute of Organic Agriculture (FiBL), CH-Frick. Available at http://orgprints.org/2935/ Rippin, Markus, Nicolas Lampkin, Alison Vaughan, Helga Willer (Eds.): Towards a European Framework for Organic Market Information. Proceedings of the Second EISfOM European Seminar, Brussels, November 10 & 11, 2005. Research Institute of Organic Agriculture (FiBL), CH-Frick. In print. 4.6 Presentation of the Statistics in this Book The statistics compiled under the 2005/2006 survey can be found at various places in this book. • The general global statistics are available in chapter 5 of this book. This chapter includes information and statistics on: - organic land area and organic farms by continent - Global list of countries with information on a) land under organic management, b) share of organic of agricultural land and c) numbers of farms; sorted by global importance. • The global land use statistics are available in chapter 6. This chapter includes: - The statistical information on main uses (arable crops, permanent crops, permanent pastures, other) globally and in the five continents; - Global statistics on the main arable and permanent crop categories; - Some global crop statistics (rice, olives, citrus fruit); - Informative chapters including statistics on four major crops: Coffee, cocoa, cotton and grapes. • Statistical information by main land use category for countries where this information was available can be viewed in chapter 6. • Statistical information for the continents is available in the continent chapters. Available information includes: - Alphabetical country list with information on land under organic management, share of organic land, numbers of farms - Main land use categories • Information sources for the data are listed in the continent chapters. • The countries that provided information on land use and on crop categories are listed in the Appendix.
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