The Problem of Agricultural Surpluses and Deficits in the Near East (Classic Reprint)

Name: The Problem of Agricultural Surpluses and Deficits in the Near East (Classic Reprint)
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Excerpt from The Problem of Agricultural Surpluses and Deficits in the Near East<br/><br/>The leading agricultural exports of the countries under consideration consist of cotton, grains, citrus, apples, other fresh fruits, dates, coarse wool, hides and skins, olive oil, oilseeds, dried legumes, and coffee. These may be divided into actual problem exports (cotton, wheat, barley, and apples) and others that could develop into a problem (mainly citrus, dates, and coffee). Cotton. -egypt, Sudan, and Syria are the important producers and exporters of cotton in the area. The first two export mainly extra long staple, or Egyptian-type cotton, and Syria medium staple upland type cotton. Total cotton production of the three countries in metric tons was 561, 000 in 1957-58 (egypt, 405, 000; Sudan, 49, 000, Syria, 107, 000) and total exports in 1957 were 403, 000 tons (egypt, 264, 000; Sudan, 54, 000; Syria, 82, Car responding figures for 1958-59 in metric tons are estimated at 682, 000 total production (egypt, 448, 000; Sudan, 134, 000; Syria, 100, 000) and available exports, including carry over stocks, (egypt, Sudan, Syria, 110.

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Binding:: Paperback
Number of Pages:: 17
Release Date:: 2018-08-24
Publication Date:: 2018-08-24
Publisher:: Forgotten Books
Languages:: Published: English, Original: English
ISBN10:: 0331016443

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