Editing Economy of Jordan (section)

===Agriculture, forestry, and fishing===
Despite increases in production, the agriculture sector's share of the economy has declined steadily to just 2.4% of gross domestic product by 2004. About 4% of Jordan's labor force worked in the agricultural sector in 2002. The most profitable segment of Jordan's agriculture is fruit and vegetable production (including tomatoes, cucumbers, citrus fruit, and bananas) in the Jordan Valley. The rest of crop production, especially cereal production, remains volatile because of the lack of consistent rainfall. Fishing and forestry are negligible in terms of the overall domestic economy. The fishing industry is evenly divided between live capture and aquaculture; the live weight catch totaled just over 1,000 metric tons in 2002. The forestry industry is even smaller in economic terms; approximately 240,000 total cubic meters of roundwood were removed in 2002, the vast majority for fuelwood.<ref name=cp>{{citation-attribution|1=[https://web.archive.org/web/20150616000931/http://lcweb2.loc.gov/frd/cs/profiles/Jordan.pdf "Country Profile: Jordan"]. [[Library of Congress]] [[Federal Research Division]] (September 2006).}}</ref>