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Data used in this study were from the Office of Agricultural Economics Thailand. Land-use areas data from Agricultural statistics of Thailand are publicly available. File descriptions: Types of land use areas for agricultural consist of rice field area, field crops (sugarcane, cassava, peanut, common tobacco, corn, and potato), fruit trees and perennial (including rubber tree, eucalyptus tree, oil palm tree), vegetables and flowers, and other agriculture that averaged in years 2018-2020, Thailand : cwt : post code cwt_n : province names Land : total land area each of provinces in years 2018-2020 LandUse : total land use area each of provinces in years 2018-2020 pLand : proportion of land area in years 2018-2020 Rice : rice field area in years 2018-2020 pRice : proportion of rice field area in years 2018-2020 Field crops : field crops area in years 2018-2020 pField : proportion of field crops area in years 2018-2020 Fruit trees / perennial : fruit trees and perennial area in years 2018-2020 pFruit : proportion of fruit trees and perennial area in years 2018-2020 Vegetables / Flowers : vegetables and flowers area in years 2018-2020 pVege : proportion of vegetables and flowers area in years 2018-2020 Other agriculture : other agriculture area in years 2018-2020 pOther: proportion of other agriculture area in years 2018-2020
land use areas, agricultural
land use areas, agricultural
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