The yield of seed cotton in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines - knoema.com

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World Data Atlas Topics Agriculture Seed cotton

Though Saint Vincent and the Grenadines the yield of seed cotton fluctuated substantially in recent years, it tended to decrease through 1961 - 1970 period ending at 8,333 100 g/ha in 1970.

The yield of seed cotton in Central America and the Caribbean
Guatemala	25,110 100 g/ha in 1970	FAO
El Salvador	23,145 100 g/ha in 1970	FAO
Honduras	22,363 100 g/ha in 1970	FAO
Nicaragua	18,274 100 g/ha in 1970	FAO
Costa Rica	16,667 100 g/ha in 1970	FAO
Dominican Republic	11,663 100 g/ha in 1970	FAO
Saint Kitts and Nevis	10,000 100 g/ha in 1970	FAO
Antigua and Barbuda	4,750 100 g/ha in 1970	FAO
Grenada	3,889 100 g/ha in 1970	FAO

Agriculture indicators of seed cotton in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Area	120 Ha in 1970	FAO
Production	100 t in 1970	FAO

The yield of crops in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Cereals	31,852 Hg/Ha in 1970	FAO
Cocoa Beans	2,000 100 g/ha in 1970	FAO
Fibre Crops	0 Hg/Ha in 1970	FAO
Fruits	102,903 100 g/ha in 1970	FAO
Oilcrops	86,624 100 g/ha in 1970	FAO
Pulses	7,000 100 g/ha in 1970	FAO
Sugar Cane	742,366 100 g/ha in 1962	FAO
Vegetables	62,500 100 g/ha in 1970	FAO
Yams	85,132 100 g/ha in 1970	FAO

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