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TABLE 4A.3 Procurement of paddy, oilseeds, gram, onions, and potatoes, 1984/85 to
2000/01 (tons)
Year
Paddy
Oilseeds
Gram
Onions
Potatoes
1984/85
36,226
9,800
65,000
1985/86
18,862
13,000
11,984
1986/87
17,136
32,600
7,047
5,000
15,000
1987/88
2,112
32,900
130
1988/89
22,100
2,490
1989/90
28,346
16,600
7,880
110
1990/91
35,203
29,900
8,692
1991/92
5,752
29,800
32,000
1,140
1992/93
9,062
28,700
6,039
2,000
1993/94
7,780
4,651
1994/95
20,865
2,700
1995/96
121
3,375
1996/97
1,000
1997/98
9
1,000
1998/99
1999/2000
4,822
1,949
2000/01
88,371
SOURCES : Government of Pakistan (2003a); Agricultural Prices Commission, various price policy
reports.
NOTES : For oilseeds up to 1992/93 and onions and potatoes up to 1991/92, the main procurements
were made by the (now defunct) organizations Ghee Corporation of Pakistan and Agricultural Mar-
keting and Storage Ltd. Since 2001/02 the support prices for these crops have not been fixed and
no procurements have been made.
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