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whep (version 0.2.0)

get_primary_production: Primary items production

Description

Get amount of crops, livestock and livestock products.

Usage

get_primary_production(version = NULL)

Value

A tibble with the item production data. It contains the following columns:

  • year: The year in which the recorded event occurred.

  • area_code: The code of the country where the data is from. For code details see e.g. add_area_name().

  • item_prod_code: FAOSTAT internal code for each produced item.

  • item_cbs_code: FAOSTAT internal code for each commodity balance sheet item. The commodity balance sheet contains an aggregated version of production items. This field is the code for the corresponding aggregated item.

  • live_anim_code: Commodity balance sheet code for the type of livestock that produces the livestock product. It can be:

    • NA: The entry is not a livestock product.

    • Non-NA: The code for the livestock type. The name can also be retrieved by using add_item_cbs_name().

  • unit: Measurement unit for the data. Here, keep in mind three groups of items: crops (e.g. Apples and products, Beans...), livestock (e.g. Cattle, dairy, Goats...) and livestock products (e.g. Poultry Meat, Offals, Edible...). Then the unit can be one of:

    • tonnes: Available for crops and livestock products.

    • ha: Hectares, available for crops.

    • t_ha: Tonnes per hectare, available for crops.

    • heads: Number of animals, available for livestock.

    • LU: Standard Livestock Unit measure, available for livestock.

    • t_head: tonnes per head, available for livestock products.

    • t_LU: tonnes per Livestock Unit, available for livestock products.

  • value: The amount of item produced, measured in unit.

Arguments

version

File version to use as input. See whep_inputs for details.

Examples

Run this code
# Note: These are smaller samples to show outputs, not the real data.
# For all data, call the function with default version (i.e. no arguments).
get_primary_production(version = "example")

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