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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Young Lives: an International Study of Childhood Poverty: Round 4, 2013-2014

Variable Details

VariableCROPR4
LabelImportant crops grown
Responses
3 Paltas 23
4 Plátanos 166
5 Cebada 205
6 Betarraga 24
10 Col, repollo 71
12 Zanahoria 67
16 Ají 5
17 Café 109
18 Algodón 0
26 Ajos 22
32 Maní 5
44 Maíz 458
45 Mango 9
49 Avena 12
50 Cebolla 88
51 Naranjas 49
52 Otros cereales 0
53 Arroz 54
54 Piña 3
55 Papa 391
56 Zapallo 12
64 Sorgo 0
66 Espinacas 2
67 Caña de Azúcar 20
69 Camote 13
72 Tomate 8
75 Trigo 225
77 NS 0
79 NqC 3
81 Cañihua 1
82 Chocho / lupino 15
83 Pasto (alfalfa) 30
84 Forraje 6
85 Yuca 79
86 Olluco 99
87 Quinua 72
88 NA 16
89 Frejoles 118
90 Cacao 39
91 Uvas 0
92 Manzanas 5
93 Papaya 19
94 Maca 0
95 Mashua 33
96 Oca 80
97 Espárragos 0
98 Alcachofa 2
99 Alverjas 139
100 Arverja China 0
101 Habas 241
102 Lechuga 73
103 Fresas 0
104 Maracuyá 3
105 Vainitas 0
106 Champiñones 0
107 Sacha Inchi 0
108 Otros (especifique) 129
109 Coco 4
123 Algarrobo 1
124 Soya 2
132 Limón 17
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationYoung Lives: an International Study of Childhood Poverty: Round 4, 2013-2014
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