Welfare Monitary Survey 2, 1994, Second Round
Kenya, 1994
Kenya National Bureau of Statistics
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Crop code (cropcode)
Data file: WMS5B
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Continuous
Decimal:
0
Width:
2
Range:
1 - 92
Format:
Numeric
Questions and instructions
Literal question
Crop code
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 1 | White maize |
| 2 | Hybrid maize |
| 3 | Yellow maize |
| 4 | Synthetic maize |
| 5 | Wheat |
| 6 | Rice |
| 7 | Finger millet |
| 8 | Bullrush millet |
| 9 | Golden millet |
| 10 | Other millet |
| 11 | Sorghum |
| 12 | Oats |
| 13 | Sugarcane |
| 14 | Pyrethrum |
| 15 | Cotton |
| 16 | Groundnuts |
| 17 | Bambara groundnuts |
| 18 | Simsim |
| 19 | Castor |
| 20 | Tobacco |
| 21 | Chillies |
| 23 | Beans |
| 24 | Grams(green/black) |
| 25 | Yellow grams |
| 26 | Cowpeas |
| 27 | Pigeon peas |
| 28 | Field peas |
| 29 | Dolicos(njahi) |
| 30 | English potatoes |
| 31 | Sweet potatoes |
| 32 | Cassava |
| 33 | Onions |
| 34 | Yams |
| 35 | Carrots |
| 36 | Arrowroots |
| 37 | Cabbages |
| 38 | Other vegetables |
| 39 | Tomatoes |
| 40 | Pumpkins |
| 41 | Mulch grass |
| 42 | Fodder |
| 43 | Paddock grass |
| 44 | Coffee |
| 45 | Tea |
| 46 | Wattle |
| 47 | Pineapples |
| 48 | Bananas(green) |
| 49 | Oranges |
| 50 | Mangoes |
| 51 | Lemons |
| 52 | Pawpaws |
| 53 | Coconuts |
| 54 | Pears |
| 55 | Macadamia nuts |
| 56 | Cashewnuts |
| 57 | Sisal |
| 58 | Plums |
| 59 | Passion fruits |
| 60 | Soyabeans |
| 61 | Miraa |
| 64 | Fallow |
| 92 | Kales/Sukuma wiki |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
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The list of crop codes for cols 14-15 are provided for your reference. It is important you rank the most important crops on holding in terms of income earnings and provision of food consumed in the household. This will ensure that major crops that contribute to well being of the household are not excluded. You may ask the respondent what crops they grew and note them on a rough paper, then ask which carried him most income for ease of ranking.