Country ranking for field: agriculture products 1995

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This entry is an ordered listing of major crops and products starting with the most important.

	World	0
1	Pakistan	24
2	Libya	5% of GDP; cash crops - wheat barley olives dates citrus fruits peanuts; 75% of food is imported
3	Afghanistan	largely subsistence farming and nomadic animal husbandry; cash products - wheat fruits nuts karakul pelts wool mutton
4	Philippines	0
5	Norfolk Island	Norfolk Island pine seed Kentia palm seed cereals vegetables fruit cattle poultry
6	North Korea	accounts for about 25% of GDP and 36% of work force; principal crops - rice corn potatoes soybeans pulses; livestock and livestock products - cattle hogs pork eggs; not self-sufficient in grain
7	Northern Mariana Islands	coconuts fruits cattle vegetables; food is a major import
8	Norway	0
9	Oman	accounts for 4% of GDP and 40% of the labor force
10	Palau	subsistence-level production of coconut copra cassava sweet potatoes
11	Panama	accounts for 10% of GDP
12	Papua New Guinea	Accounts for 25% of GDP; livelihood for 85% of population; fertile soils and favorable climate permits cultivating a wide variety of crops; cash crops - coffee cocoa coconuts palm kernels; other products - tea rubber sweet potatoes fruit vegetables poultry pork; net importer of food for urban centers
13	Paraguay	accounts for 26% of GDP; cash crops - cotton sugarcane soybeans; other crops - corn wheat tobacco cassava fruits vegetables; animal products - beef pork eggs milk; surplus producer of timber; self-sufficient in most foods
14	Peru	0
15	Pitcairn Islands	based on subsistence fishing and farming; wide variety of fruits and vegetables; must import grain products
16	Nigeria	accounts for 35% of GDP and half of labor force; cash crops - cocoa peanuts palm oil rubber; food crops - corn rice sorghum millet cassava yams; livestock - cattle sheep goats pigs; fishing and forestry resources extensively exploited
17	Poland	accounts for 7% of GDP; 75% of output from private farms 25% from state farms; productivity remains low by European standards; leading European producer of rye rapeseed and potatoes; wide variety of other crops and livestock; major exporter of pork products; normally self-sufficient in food
18	Portugal	accounts for 5% of GDP; small inefficient farms; imports more than half of food needs; major crops - grain potatoes olives grapes; livestock sector - sheep cattle goats poultry meat dairy products
19	Puerto Rico	accounts for only 3% of labor force and just over 1% of GDP; crops - sugarcane coffee pineapples plantains bananas; livestock - cattle chickens; imports a large share of food needs
20	Qatar	farming and grazing on small scale less than 2% of GDP; agricultural area is small and government-owned; commercial fishing increasing in importance; most food imported
21	Romania	accounts for 18% of GDP and 28% of labor force; major wheat and corn producer; other products - sugar beets sunflower seed potatoes milk eggs meat grapes
22	Russia	grain sugar beets sunflower seeds meat milk vegetables fruits; because of its northern location does not grow citrus cotton tea and other warm climate products
23	Rwanda	cash crops - coffee tea pyrethrum
24	Réunion	accounts for 30% of labor force; dominant sector of economy; cash crops - sugarcane vanilla tobacco; food crops - tropical fruits vegetables corn; imports large share of food needs
25	Saint Helena	maize potatoes vegetables; timber production being developed; crawfishing on Tristan da Cunha
26	Saint Kitts and Nevis	accounts for 17% of GDP; cash crop - sugarcane; subsistence crops - rice yams vegetables bananas; fishing potential not fully exploited
27	Saint Lucia	accounts for 14% of GDP and 43% of labor force; crops - bananas coconuts vegetables citrus fruit root crops cocoa; imports food for the tourist industry
28	Niue	coconuts passion fruit honey limes; subsistence crops - taro yams cassava
29	Nicaragua	crops account for about 15% of GDP; export crops - coffee bananas sugarcane cotton; food crops - rice corn cassava citrus fruit beans; also produces a variety of animal products - beef veal pork poultry dairy products; normally self-sufficient in food
30	Niger	accounts for roughly 40% of GDP and 90% of labor force; cash crops - cowpeas cotton peanuts; food crops - millet sorghum cassava rice; livestock - cattle sheep goats; self-sufficient in food except in drought years
31	Mexico	accounts for 7% of GDP; large number of small farms at subsistence level; major food crops - corn wheat rice beans; cash crops - cotton coffee fruit tomatoes
32	Madagascar	accounts for 31% of GDP; cash crops - coffee vanilla sugarcane cloves cocoa; food crops - rice cassava beans bananas peanuts; cattle raising widespread; almost self-sufficient in rice
33	Malawi	accounts for 40% of GDP; cash crops - tobacco sugarcane cotton tea and corn; subsistence crops - potatoes cassava sorghum pulses; livestock - cattle goats
34	Malaysia	accounts for 16% of GDP
35	Maldives	fishing coconuts corn sweet potatoes
36	Mali	accounts for 50% of GDP; mostly subsistence farming; cotton and livestock products account for over 70% of exports; other crops - millet rice corn vegetables peanuts; livestock - cattle sheep goats
37	Malta	accounts for 3% of GDP and 2% of the work force
38	Marshall Islands	coconuts cacao taro breadfruit fruits pigs chickens
39	Martinique	including fishing and forestry accounts for about 10% of GDP; principal crops - pineapples avocados bananas flowers vegetables sugarcane for rum; dependent on imported food particularly meat and vegetables
40	Mauritania	accounts for 25% of GDP
41	Mauritius	accounts for 10% of GDP; about 90% of cultivated land in sugarcane; other products - tea corn potatoes bananas pulses cattle goats fish; net food importer especially rice and fish
42	Mayotte	most important sector; provides all export earnings; crops - vanilla ylang-ylang coffee copra; imports major share of food needs
43	Moldova	accounts for about 40% of GDP; Moldova's principal economic activity; products are vegetables fruits wine grain sugar beets sunflower seed meat milk tobacco
44	Saint-Pierre and Miquelon	vegetables cattle sheep pigs for local consumption; fish catch of 20500 metric tons
45	Monaco	none
46	Mongolia	accounts for about 35% of GDP and provides livelihood for about 50% of the population; livestock raising predominates
47	Montserrat	accounts for 4% of GDP; small-scale farming; food crops - tomatoes onions peppers; not self-sufficient in food especially livestock products
48	Morocco	accounts for 15% of GDP 50% of employment and 30% of export value; not self-sufficient in food; cereal farming and livestock raising predominate; barley wheat citrus fruit wine vegetables olives
49	Mozambique	accounts for 50% of GDP and about 90% of exports; cash crops - cotton cashew nuts sugarcane tea shrimp; other crops - cassava corn rice tropical fruits; not self-sufficient in food
50	Myanmar	accounts for 65% of GDP and 65% of employment
51	Namibia	0
52	Nauru	coconuts; other agricultural activity negligible; almost completely dependent on imports for food and water
53	Nepal	rice corn wheat sugarcane root crops milk buffalo meat; not self-sufficient in food particularly in drought years
54	Netherlands Antilles	chief products - aloes sorghum peanuts vegetables tropical fruit
55	New Caledonia	large areas devoted to cattle grazing; coffee corn wheat vegetables; 60% self-sufficient in beef
56	New Zealand	accounts for about 9% of GDP and about 11% of the work force; livestock predominates - wool meat dairy products all export earners; crops - wheat barley potatoes pulses fruits vegetables; surplus producer of farm products; fish catch reached a record 503000 metric tons in 1988
57	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	accounts for 14% of GDP and 60% of labor force; provides bulk of exports; products - bananas coconuts sweet potatoes spices; small numbers of cattle sheep hogs goats; small fish catch used locally
58	San Marino	employs 3% of labor force; products - wheat grapes maize olives meat cheese hides; small numbers of cattle pigs horses
59	Macau	rice vegetables; food shortages - rice vegetables meat; depends mostly on imports for food requirements
60	United Kingdom	accounts for only 1	.5% of GDP; wide variety of crops and livestock products
61	Tonga	accounts for 40% of GDP; dominated by coconut copra and banana production; vanilla beans cocoa coffee ginger black pepper
62	Trinidad and Tobago	accounts for 3% of GDP; major crops - cocoa sugarcane; sugarcane acreage is being shifted into rice citrus coffee vegetables; poultry sector most important source of animal protein; must import large share of food needs
63	Tunisia	accounts for 16% of GDP and one-third of labor force; output subject to severe fluctuations because of frequent droughts; export crops - olives dates oranges almonds; other products - grain sugar beets wine grapes poultry beef dairy; not self-sufficient in food
64	Turkey	accounts for 16% of GDP; products - tobacco cotton grain olives sugar beets pulses citrus fruit variety of animal products; self-sufficient in food most years
65	Turkmenistan	cotton grain animal husbandry
66	Turks and Caicos Islands	subsistence farming prevails based on corn and beans; fishing more important than farming; not self-sufficient in food
67	Tuvalu	coconuts and fish
68	U.S. Virgin Islands	truck gardens food crops
69	Uganda	mainly subsistence; accounts for 57% of GDP and over 80% of labor force; cash crops - coffee tea cotton tobacco; food crops - cassava potatoes corn millet pulses; livestock products - beef goat meat milk poultry; self-sufficient in food
70	Ukraine	accounts for about 25% of GDP; grain vegetables meat milk sugar beets
71	United Arab Emirates	accounts for 2% of GDP and 5% of labor force; cash crop - dates; food products - vegetables watermelons poultry eggs dairy fish; only 25% self-sufficient in food
72	United States	0
73	Togo	accounts for 49% of GDP; cash crops - coffee cocoa cotton; food crops - yams cassava corn beans rice millet sorghum; livestock production not significant; annual fish catch of 10000-14000 tons
74	Uruguay	accounts for 12% of GDP; large areas devoted to livestock grazing; wheat rice corn sorghum; fishing; self-sufficient in most basic foodstuffs
75	Uzbekistan	cotton vegetables fruits grain livestock
76	Vanuatu	export crops - coconuts cocoa coffee fish; subsistence crops - taro yams coconuts fruits vegetables
77	Venezuela	accounts for 6% of GDP; products - corn sorghum sugarcane rice bananas vegetables coffee beef pork milk eggs fish; not self-sufficient in food other than meat
78	Vietnam	accounts for 36% of GDP; paddy rice corn potatoes make up 50% of farm output; commercial crops
79	Wallis and Futuna	dominated by coconut production with subsistence crops of yams taro bananas and herds of pigs and goats
80	West Bank	olives citrus and other fruits vegetables beef and dairy products
81	Western Sahara	limited largely to subsistence agriculture and fishing; some barley is grown in nondrought years; fruit and vegetables are grown in the few oases; food imports are essential; camels sheep and goats are kept by the nomadic natives; cash economy exists largely for the garrison forces
82	Western Samoa	accounts for about 50% of GDP; coconuts fruit
83	Yemen	accounts for 26% of GDP; products - grain fruits vegetables qat
84	Zaire	cash crops - coffee palm oil rubber quinine; food crops - cassava bananas root crops corn
85	Zambia	accounts for 12% of GDP and 85% of labor force; crops - corn
86	Tokelau	coconuts copra; basic subsistence crops - breadfruit papaya bananas; pigs poultry goats
87	The Netherlands	accounts for 4	.6% of GDP; animal production predominates; crops - grains potatoes sugar beets fruits vegetables; shortages of grain fats and oils
88	Saudi Arabia	accounts for about 10% of GDP 16% of labor force; subsidized by government; products - wheat barley tomatoes melons dates citrus fruit mutton chickens eggs milk; approaching self-sufficiency in food
89	Spain	0
90	Senegal	accounts for 20% of GDP; major products - peanuts
91	Serbia and Montenegro	the fertile plains of Vojvodina produce 80% of the cereal production of the former Yugoslavia and most of the cotton oilseeds and chicory; Vojvodina also produces fodder crops to support intensive beef and dairy production; Serbia proper although hilly has a well-distributed rainfall and a long growing season; produces fruit grapes and cereals; in this area livestock production
92	Seychelles	accounts for 5% of GDP mostly subsistence farming; cash crops - coconuts cinnamon vanilla; other products - sweet potatoes cassava bananas; broiler chickens; large share of food needs imported; expansion of tuna fishing under way
93	Sierra Leone	largely subsistence farming; cash crops - coffee cocoa palm kernels; harvests of food staple rice meets 80% of domestic needs; annual fish catch averages 53000 metric tons
94	Singapore	minor importance in the economy; self-sufficient in poultry and eggs; must import much of other food; major crops - rubber copra fruit vegetables
95	Slovakia	largely self-sufficient in food production; diversified crop and livestock production including grains potatoes sugar beets hops fruit hogs cattle and poultry; exporter of forest products
96	Slovenia	accounts for 4	.8% of GDP
97	Solomon Islands	including fishing and forestry accounts for 31% of GDP; mostly subsistence farming; cash crops - cocoa beans coconuts palm kernels timber; other products - rice potatoes vegetables fruit cattle pigs; not self-sufficient in food grains; 90% of the total fish catch of 44500 metric tons was exported
98	Somalia	dominant sector led by livestock raising
99	South Africa	accounts for about 5% of GDP and 30% of labor force; diversified agriculture with emphasis on livestock; products - cattle poultry sheep wool milk beef corn wheat sugarcane fruits vegetables; self-sufficient in food
100	South Korea	accounts for 8% of GDP and employs 21% of work force
101	Sri Lanka	accounts for one-fourth of GDP; field crops - rice sugarcane grains pulses oilseeds roots spices; cash crops - tea rubber coconuts; animal products - milk eggs hides meat; not self-sufficient in rice production
102	The Gambia	accounts for 30% of GDP; one-third of food requirements is imported; major export crop is peanuts; other principal crops - millet sorghum rice corn cassava palm kernels; livestock - cattle sheep goats; forestry and fishing resources not fully exploited
103	Sudan	accounts for 35% of GDP; major products - cotton oilseeds sorghum millet wheat gum arabic sheep; marginally self-sufficient in most foods
104	Suriname	accounts for 15% of GDP and 25% of export earnings; paddy rice planted on 85% of arable land: and represents 60% of total farm output; other products - bananas palm kernels coconuts plantains peanuts beef chicken; shrimp and forestry products of increasing importance; self-sufficient in most foods
105	Swaziland	accounts for over 60% of labor force; mostly subsistence agriculture; cash crops - sugarcane cotton maize tobacco rice citrus fruit pineapples; other crops and livestock - corn sorghum peanuts cattle goats sheep; not self-sufficient in grain
106	Sweden	animal husbandry predominates with milk and dairy products accounting for 37% of farm income; main crops - grains sugar beets potatoes; 100% self-sufficient in grains and potatoes; Sweden is about 50% self-sufficient in most products
107	Switzerland	dairy farming predominates; less than 50% self-sufficient in food; must import fish refined sugar fats and oils
108	Syria	accounts for 30% of GDP and one-third of labor force; all major crops
109	São Tomé and Príncipe	accounts for 25% of GDP; dominant sector of economy primary source of exports; cash crops - cocoa coconuts palm kernels coffee; food products - bananas papaya beans poultry fish; not self-sufficient in food grain and meat
110	Taiwan	accounts for 4% of GDP and 16% of labor force
111	Tajikistan	cotton grain fruits grapes vegetables; cattle sheep and goats
112	Tanzania	accounts for about 58% of GDP; cash crops - coffee sisal tea cotton pyrethrum
113	Thailand	accounts for 11% of GDP and 62% of labor force; leading producer and exporter of rice and cassava
114	The Bahamas	accounts for 5% of GDP; dominated by small-scale producers; principal products - citrus fruit vegetables poultry; large net importer of food
115	Macedonia	meets the basic needs for food; principal crops are rice tobacco wheat corn and millet; also grown are cotton sesame mulberry leaves citrus fruit and vegetables; agricultural production is highly labor intensive
116	Lithuania	employs around 18% of labor force; accounts for 25% of GDP; sugar grain potatoes sugar beets vegetables meat milk dairy products eggs fish; most developed are the livestock and dairy branches which depend on imported grain; net exporter of meat milk and eggs
117	Luxembourg	accounts for less than 3% of GDP
118	Cocos Islands	gardens provide vegetables bananas pawpaws coconuts
119	Burundi	accounts for 50% of GDP; cash crops - coffee cotton tea; food crops - corn sorghum sweet potatoes bananas manioc; livestock - meat milk hides and skins
120	Cabo Verde	accounts for 20% of GDP
121	Cambodia	mainly subsistence farming except for rubber plantations; main crops - rice rubber corn; food shortages - rice meat vegetables dairy products sugar flour
122	Cameroon	the agriculture and forestry sectors provide employment for the majority of the population contributing about 25% to GDP and providing a high degree of self-sufficiency in staple foods; commercial and food crops include coffee cocoa timber cotton rubber bananas oilseed grains livestock root starches
123	Canada	accounts for about 3% of GDP; one of the world's major producers and exporters of grain
124	Cayman Islands	minor production of vegetables fruit livestock; turtle farming
125	Central African Republic	self-sufficient in food production except for grain; commercial crops - cotton coffee tobacco timber; food crops - manioc yams millet corn bananas
126	Chad	accounts for about 45% of GDP; largely subsistence farming; cotton most important cash crop; food crops include sorghum millet peanuts rice potatoes manioc; livestock - cattle sheep goats camels; self-sufficient in food in years of adequate rainfall
127	Chile	accounts for about 7% of GDP
128	China	0
129	Christmas Island	NA
130	Colombia	growth rate 3	.8%
131	Bulgaria	climate and soil conditions support livestock raising and the growing of various grain crops oilseeds vegetables fruits and tobacco; more than one-third of the arable land: devoted to grain; world's fourth-largest tobacco exporter; surplus food producer
132	Comoros	accounts for 40% of GDP; most of population works in subsistence agriculture and fishing; plantations produce cash crops for export - vanilla cloves perfume essences copra; principal food crops - coconuts bananas cassava; world's leading producer of essence of ylang-ylang
133	Congo	accounts for 12% of GDP
134	Cook Islands	accounts for 12% of GDP export crops - copra citrus fruits pineapples tomatoes bananas; subsistence crops - yams taro
135	Costa Rica	accounts for 19% of GDP and 70% of exports; cash commodities - coffee beef bananas sugar; other food crops include corn rice beans potatoes; normally self-sufficient in food except for grain; depletion of forest resources resulting in lower timber output
136	Croatia	Croatia normally produces a food surplus; most agricultural land in private hands and concentrated in Croat-majority districts in Slavonia and Istria; much of Slavonia's land has been put out of production by fighting; wheat corn sugar beets sunflowers alfalfa and clover are main crops in Slavonia; central Croatian highlands are less fertile but support cereal production orchards vineyards livestock breeding and dairy farming; coastal areas and offshore islands grow olives citrus fruits and vegetables
137	Cuba	key commercial crops - sugarcane tobacco and citrus fruits; other products - coffee rice potatoes meat beans; world's largest sugar exporter; not self-sufficient in food
138	Cyprus	contributes 6% to GDP and employs 25% of labor force in the south; major crops - potatoes vegetables barley grapes olives citrus fruits; vegetables and fruit provide 25% of export revenues
139	Czech Republic	largely self-sufficient in food production; diversified crop and livestock production including grains potatoes sugar beets hops fruit hogs cattle and poultry; exporter of forest products
140	Côte d'Ivoire	most important sector contributing one-third to GDP and 80% to exports; cash crops include coffee cocoa beans timber bananas palm kernels rubber; food crops - corn rice manioc sweet potatoes; not self-sufficient in bread grain and dairy products
141	Denmark	accounts for 4% of GDP; principal products - meat dairy grain potatoes rape sugar beets fish
142	Djibouti	mostly fruit and vegetables; herding of goats sheep and camels
143	Dominica	accounts for 30% of GDP; principal crops - bananas citrus mangoes root crops coconuts; bananas provide the bulk of export earnings; forestry and fisheries potential not exploited
144	Burkina Faso	accounts for about 40% of GDP; cash crops - peanuts shea nuts sesame cotton; food crops - sorghum millet corn rice; livestock; not self-sufficient in food grains
145	Brunei	imports about 80% of its food needs; principal crops and livestock include rice cassava bananas buffaloes and pigs
146	Ecuador	accounts for 14% of GDP
147	Azerbaijan	cotton grain rice grapes fruit vegetables tea tobacco; cattle pigs sheep and goats
148	Algeria	accounts for 12% of GDP
149	American Samoa	bananas coconuts vegetables taro breadfruit yams copra pineapples papayas dairy farming
150	Andorra	sheep raising; small quantities of tobacco rye wheat barley oats and some vegetables
151	Angola	cash crops - bananas sugarcane coffee sisal corn cotton cane manioc tobacco; food crops - cassava corn vegetables plantains; livestock production accounts for 20% fishing 4% forestry 2% of total agricultural output
152	Anguilla	pigeon peas corn sweet potatoes sheep goats pigs cattle poultry fishing
153	Antigua and Barbuda	accounts for 5% of GDP; expanding output of cotton fruits vegetables and livestock; other crops - bananas coconuts cucumbers mangoes sugarcane; not self-sufficient in food
154	Argentina	accounts for 8% of GDP
155	Armenia	only 17% of land area is arable; employs 31% of labor force as residents increasingly turn to subsistence agriculture; fruits
156	Aruba	poor quality soils and low rainfall limit agricultural activity to the cultivation of aloes some livestock and fishing
157	Australia	accounts for 5% of GDP and over 30% of export revenues; world's largest exporter of beef and wool second-largest for mutton and among top wheat exporters; major crops - wheat barley sugarcane fruit; livestock - cattle sheep poultry
158	Austria	accounts for 3	.2% of GDP
159	Bahrain	including fishing accounts for less than 2% of GDP; not self-sufficient in food production; heavily subsidized sector produces fruit vegetables poultry dairy products shrimp fish
160	British Virgin Islands	livestock
161	Bangladesh	accounts for 33% of GDP 65% of employment and one-fifth of exports; world's largest exporter of jute; commercial products - jute rice wheat tea sugarcane potatoes beef milk poultry; shortages include wheat vegetable oils cotton
162	Barbados	accounts for 6% of GDP; major cash crop is sugarcane; other crops - vegetables cotton; not self-sufficient in food
163	Belarus	accounts for almost 25% of GDP and 5	.7% of total agricultural output of former Soviet Union; employs 21% of the labor force; in 1988 produced the following
164	Belgium	accounts for 2	.0% of GDP; emphasis on livestock production - beef veal pork milk; major crops are sugar beets fresh vegetables fruits grain tobacco; net importer of farm products
165	Belize	commercial crops:bananas coca citrus fruits fish cultured shrimp lumber
166	Benin	accounts for 35% of GDP; small farms produce 90% of agricultural output; production is dominated by food crops - corn sorghum cassava yams beans rice; cash crops include cotton palm oil peanuts; poultry and livestock output has not kept up with consumption
167	Bermuda	accounts for less than 1% of GDP; most basic foods must be imported; produces bananas vegetables citrus fruits flowers dairy products
168	Bhutan	rice corn root crops citrus fruit dairy products foodgrains eggs
169	Bolivia	accounts for about 21% of GDP
170	Bosnia and Herzegovina	accounted for 9	.0% of GDP in 1989; regularly produces less than 50% of food needs; the foothills of northern Bosnia support orchards vineyards livestock and some wheat and corn; long winters and heavy precipitation leach soil fertility reducing agricultural output in the mountains; farms are mostly privately held small and not very productive
171	Botswana	sorghum maize millet pulses groundnuts beans cowpeas sunflower seeds; livestock
172	Brazil	accounts for 11% of GDP; world's largest producer and exporter of coffee and orange juice concentrate and second-largest exporter of soybeans; other products - rice corn sugarcane cocoa beef; self-sufficient in food except for wheat
173	Dominican Republic	accounts for 15% of GDP and employs 49% of labor force; commercial crops - sugarcane coffee cotton cocoa and tobacco; food crops - rice beans potatoes corn bananas; animal output - cattle hogs dairy products meat eggs; not self-sufficient in food
174	Egypt	cotton rice corn wheat beans fruit vegetables; cattle water buffalo sheep goats; annual fish catch about 140000 metric tons
175	Albania	accounts for 55% of GDP; arable land: per capita among lowest in Europe; 80% of arable land: now in private hands; 60% of the work force engaged in farming; produces wide range of temperate-zone crops and livestock
176	Japan	0
177	Hungary	including forestry accounts for 15% of GDP and 16% of employment; highly diversified crop and livestock farming; principal crops - wheat corn sunflowers potatoes sugar beets; livestock - hogs cattle poultry dairy products; self-sufficient in food output
178	Iceland	0
179	India	0
180	Indonesia	accounts for 21% of GDP; subsistence food production; small-holder and plantation production for export; main products are rice cassava peanuts rubber cocoa coffee palm oil copra other tropical products poultry beef pork eggs
181	Iran	accounts for about 20% of GDP; principal products - wheat rice other grains sugar beets fruits nuts cotton dairy products wool caviar; not self-sufficient in food
182	Iraq	accounted for 11% of GNP and 30% of labor force before the Gulf war; principal products - wheat barley rice vegetables dates other fruit cotton wool; livestock - cattle sheep; not self-sufficient in food output
183	Ireland	accounts for 10% of GDP; principal crops - turnips barley potatoes sugar beets wheat; livestock - meat and dairy products; 85% self-sufficient in food; food shortages include bread grain fruits vegetables
184	Isle of Man	cereals and vegetables; cattle sheep pigs poultry
185	Israel	citrus and other fruits vegetables cotton; beef poultry dairy products
186	Italy	accounts for about 4% of GDP; self-sufficient in foods other than meat dairy products and cereals; principal crops - fruits vegetables grapes potatoes sugar beets soybeans grain olives; fish catch of 525000 metric tons in 1990
187	Jamaica	accounts for about 7% of GDP 22% of work force and 17% of exports; commercial crops - sugarcane bananas coffee citrus potatoes vegetables; livestock and livestock products include poultry goats milk; not self-sufficient in grain meat and dairy products
188	Jersey	potatoes cauliflowers tomatoes; dairy and cattle farming
189	Honduras	most important sector accounting for 28% of GDP more than 60% of the labor force and two-thirds of exports; principal products include bananas coffee timber beef citrus fruit shrimp; importer of wheat
190	Jordan	accounts for about 8% of GDP; wheat barley citrus fruit tomatoes melons olives; sheep goats poultry; large net importer of food
191	Kazakhstan	accounts for 20% of GDP; employs about 26% of the labor force; grain mostly spring wheat; meat cotton wool
192	Kenya	most important sector accounting for 27% of GDP and 65% of exports; cash crops - coffee tea; food products - corn wheat sugarcane fruit vegetables dairy products beef pork poultry eggs
193	Kiribati	accounts for 23% of GDP
194	Kuwait	practically none; extensive fishing in territorial waters and Indian Ocean
195	Kyrgyzstan	wool tobacco cotton livestock
196	Laos	principal crops - rice
197	Latvia	principally dairy farming and livestock feeding; products - meat milk eggs grain sugar beets potatoes vegetables; fishing and fish packing
198	Lebanon	principal products - citrus fruits vegetables potatoes olives tobacco hemp
199	Lesotho	accounts for 50% of GDP
200	Liberia	accounts for about 40% of GDP
201	Liechtenstein	livestock vegetables corn wheat potatoes grapes
202	Hong Kong	minor role in the economy; local farmers produce 26% fresh vegetables 27% live poultry; 8% of land area suitable for farming
203	Haiti	accounts for 28% of GDP and employs two-thirds of work force; mostly small-scale subsistence farms; commercial crops - coffee mangoes sugarcane wood; staple crops - rice corn sorghum; shortage of wheat flour
204	El Salvador	accounts for 24% of GDP and 40% of labor force
205	French Polynesia	coconut and vanilla plantations; vegetables and fruit; poultry beef dairy products
206	Equatorial Guinea	accounts for almost 50% of GDP cash crops - timber and coffee from Rio Muni cocoa from Bioko; food crops - rice yams cassava bananas oil palm nuts manioc livestock
207	Eritrea	products - sorghum livestock
208	Estonia	accounts for 10% of GDP; employs 20% of work force; very efficient by Soviet standards; net exports of meat fish dairy products and potatoes; imports of feedgrains for livestock; fruits and vegetables
209	Ethiopia	accounts for 45% of GDP; export crops of coffee and oilseeds are grown partly on state farms; estimated 50% of agricultural production is at subsistence level; principal crops and livestock - cereals pulses coffee oilseeds sugarcane potatoes and other vegetables hides and skins cattle sheep goats
210	Falkland Islands	predominantly sheep farming; small dairy herds; some fodder and vegetable crops
211	Faroe Islands	accounts for 27% of GDP; principal crops - potatoes and vegetables; livestock - sheep; annual fish catch about 360000 metric tons
212	Federated States of Micronesia	mainly a subsistence economy; black pepper; tropical fruits and vegetables coconuts cassava sweet potatoes pigs chickens
213	Fiji	accounts for 23% of GDP; principal cash crop is sugarcane; coconuts cassava rice sweet potatoes bananas; small livestock sector includes cattle pigs horses and goats; fish catch nearly 33000 tons
214	Finland	accounts for 7% of GDP
215	France	accounts for 4% of GDP
216	French Guiana	some vegetables for local consumption; rice corn manioc cocoa bananas sugar; livestock - cattle pigs poultry
217	Gabon	cash crops - cocoa coffee palm oil; livestock raising not developed; importer of food; small fishing operations provide a catch of about 20000 metric tons; okoume
218	Guyana	most important sector accounting for 25% of GDP and about half of exports; sugar and rice are key crops; development potential exists for fishing and forestry; not self-sufficient in food especially wheat vegetable oils and animal products
219	Gaza Strip	olives citrus and other fruits; vegetables; beef and dairy products
220	Georgia	accounted for 97% of former USSR citrus fruits and 93% of former USSR tea; important producer of grapes; also cultivates vegetables and potatoes; dependent on imports for grain dairy products sugar; small livestock sector
221	Ghana	accounts for almost 50% of GDP
222	Gibraltar	none
223	Greece	including fishing and forestry accounts for 12% of GDP; principal products - wheat corn barley sugar beets olives tomatoes wine tobacco potatoes; self-sufficient in food except meat dairy products and animal feedstuffs
224	Grenada	accounts for 14% of GDP and 80% of exports; bananas cocoa nutmeg and mace account for two-thirds of total crop production; world's second-largest producer and fourth-largest exporter of nutmeg and mace; small-sized farms predominate growing a variety of citrus fruits avocados root crops sugarcane corn and vegetables
225	Guadeloupe	cash crops - bananas sugarcane; other products include tropical fruits and vegetables; livestock - cattle pigs goats; not self-sufficient in food
226	Guam	relatively undeveloped with most food imported; fruits vegetables eggs pork poultry beef copra
227	Guatemala	accounts for 25% of GDP; most important sector of economy; contributes two-thirds of export earnings; principal crops - sugarcane corn bananas coffee beans cardamom; livestock - cattle sheep pigs chickens; food importer
228	Guernsey	tomatoes flowers
229	Guinea-Bissau	accounts for over 45% of GDP nearly 100% of exports and 90% of employment; rice is the staple food; other crops include corn beans cassava cashew nuts peanuts palm kernels and cotton; not self-sufficient in food; fishing and forestry potential not fully exploited
230	Guinea	accounts for 40% of GDP
231	Zimbabwe	accounts for 20% of GDP; 40% of land area divided into 4500 large commercial farms and 42% in communal lands; crops - corn

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