| Value |
Category |
| Ate output |
|
| Ate some of the output |
|
| Ate the output |
|
| Ate the small output harvested |
|
| Bartered output |
|
| Bartered output output with refugees |
|
| Bartered the produce |
|
| Consumed output |
|
| Did not sell but ate their produce |
|
| Did not sell output |
|
| Did not sell the output |
|
| Didnot sell output but rather stocked |
|
| Exchanged for other items |
|
| Exchanged output to get other food stuff |
|
| Had to consume the maize gor the next season |
|
| Harvested the maize and grinded into posho |
|
| I reported to police and local council 1 chairperson |
|
| Keep produce and sell in off season |
|
| Moving long distances in search for water |
|
| Resorted to measuring in cups not in kilogrames |
|
| Sale on the prevailing price |
|
| Sold output to farther markets |
|
| Sold products to a far market |
|
| Sold to far markets |
|
| Spitting and drying okra and egg plants |
|
| Start selling using cups instead of kilogrames |
|
| Stock them |
|
| Stocked sorghum since the prices had decreased |
|
| Stocked her food since the prices where still low |
|
| Stocked output |
|
| Stocked some output |
|
| Stocked the output |
|
| Stocked their food dor the prices to become high and sell |
|
| Tried to preserve the eggplants by drying. |
|
| We stored to wait for a better price |
|
| go with available price |
|
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.