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Annexure 2: Quantity collected and revenue realised from some NTFP from 2002-03 to 2007-08Commodity2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08Qty. Val. Qty. Val. Qty. Val. Qty. Val. Qty. Val. Qty. Val.Myrobalan 12,058 19.45 7,606 11.41 14,246 30.66 5,947.93 12.06 7,862.31 21.98 4,750.97 18.92Marking nut 8,108 20.05 4,794 14.52 6,906 25.19 5,492.49 26.66 8,352.23 41.70 7,714.17 38.57Honey 2,078 87.74 1,108 58.13 3,802 302.05 2,335.15 186.47 3,523.28 281.53 3,088 246.96Adda leaf 12,625 42.50 9,867 34.93 13,645 51.54 8,865.83 37.95 9,140.67 46.70 6,820.95 32.82Bark <strong>of</strong> Indiafir/mast tree8,192 163.81 3,261 70.67 2,906 47.72 1,929.02 34.80 1,850.89 37.69 8,75.16 17.51Hill brooms andwild brooms69.55 80.71 64.57 57.10 66.30 63.80Gooseberry 1,058.93 47.99Total from NTFP* 1,660.82 1,356.44 2,949.70 1,997.68 2,076.66 1,396.68Note: *This includes the total quantity and revenue from all NTFP collected (in addition to the ones mentioned above)Qty.=Quantity in quintals and Val.=Rupees in lakhsSource: APFD. 2009. Facts and figures 2009. Principal Chief Conservator <strong>of</strong> Forests, Andhra Pradesh Forest Department, <strong>Government</strong> <strong>of</strong> Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad,India.77
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