155
Table 7.10 Projected self-sufficiency of wheat in 2030 under traditional cultivation and under
using improved management package
Self-sufficiency under traditional
cultivation (%)
a
Self-sufficiency under improved
management (%)
a
Lower
Egypt
40
66
Middle
Egypt
32
53
Upper
Egypt
37
55
Average
37
61
a
Calculated by the authors from Ouda and Zohry (2017)
Table 7.11 Projected self-sufficiency of maize in 2030 under traditional cultivation and under
using improved management package
Self-sufficiency under traditional
cultivation (%)
a
Self-sufficiency under improved
management (%)
a
Lower
Egypt
38
63
Middle
Egypt
54
90
Upper
Egypt
39
61
Average
42
69
a Calculated by the authors from Zohry and Ouda (2017a)
Table 7.12 Projected self-sufficiency of faba bean in 2030 under traditional cultivation and under
using improved management package
Self-sufficiency under traditional
cultivation (%)
a
Self-sufficiency under improved
management (%)
a
Lower
Egypt
27
87
Middle
Egypt
2
33
Upper
Egypt
8
79
Average
18
74
a
Calculated by the authors from Zohry and Ouda (2017b)
74% under implementing the improved management practices in 2030. However, in
2015 and under implementing the improved management practices, faba bean could
attain surplus production (Zohry and Ouda 2017b).
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