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Table 18. Approximate Annual <strong>Crop</strong> Production Estimates<br />
<strong>Crop</strong><br />
<strong>Crop</strong> Estimate<br />
(MT)<br />
Rational<br />
Cook<strong>in</strong>g Bananas 5,545,000 Guided by <strong>Crop</strong> Survey Module<br />
Cassava 2,246,000 Guided by <strong>Crop</strong> Survey Module<br />
Maize 500,000 Po<strong>in</strong>t of Convergence between Estimates<br />
Sweet Potatoes 2,621,000 Guided by <strong>Crop</strong> Survey Module<br />
F<strong>in</strong>ger Millet 185,000 Guided by <strong>Crop</strong> Survey Module<br />
Sorghum 113,000 Guided by <strong>Crop</strong> Survey Module<br />
Sesame 17,500 Guided by Commodity Study<br />
Soya bean 80,000 50% of Statistical Abstract Estimate<br />
No estimate as significant divergence<br />
Beans - between <strong>Crop</strong> Module <strong>and</strong> Idea Project<br />
Data<br />
Ground Nuts 125,000 Guided by <strong>Crop</strong> Survey Module<br />
Rice 60,000 50% of Statistical Abstract Estimate<br />
No estimate as Commodity Study exceeds<br />
Irish Potatoes - the normally exaggerated Statistical<br />
Abstract figures<br />
Pigeon Peas 40,000 50% of Statistical Abstract Estimate<br />
Cow Peas 30,000 50% of Statistical Abstract Estimate<br />
Wheat 7,000 50% of Statistical Abstract Estimate<br />
The next section of this report looks at why the conclusion was reached that<br />
<strong>in</strong>sufficient reliable <strong>data</strong> currently exists by look<strong>in</strong>g at <strong>data</strong> credibility.<br />
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