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EAA – Ekonomisk kalkyl för jordbrukssektorn | JO 45 SM 1303 |
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In English
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of agricultural output is expected to decrease by almost 2 % in 2013
compared with 2012. Crop output is expected to decrease by 8 %, while
animal output is expected to increase by 5 %. The total
harvest of cereals is expected to be about 5.0 million metric tonnes in 2013.
This is almost the same level as 2012. The output prices of cereals are
expected to decrease substantially in the harvest year 2013/2014 compared with
2012/2013. The total
harvest of rape and turnip rape is expected to increase by 5 % in 2013
compared with 2012, mainly due to an increase in the cultivated area. As for
cereals, the prices for the crop year 2012/13 are expected to decrease substantially. The
slaughtering of cattle is expected to increase slightly during 2013. At the
same time prices are expected to decrease about 1 %. The slaughtering of
pigs is expected to decrease by 1 % and the prices are expected to
increase. The
quantity of milk delivered to wholesalers is expected to decrease a little bit in
2013. The output price of milk, though, is expected to increase by about 8 % in
2013 and this is the main reason for the increase in the value of animal output The value
of the output of the agricultural industry at basic prices is expected to
decrease by a little bit more than 1 % in 2013 compared with 2012. At the
same time, the value of the total intermediate consumption is expected to be
almost unchanged. The factor
income is calculated as the sum of production value and subsides less the
expenses of intermediate consumption and fixed capital consumption. The factor
income is expected to decrease by a little bit more than 2 % in 2013 and
the net operating
surplus is expected to decrease by 3 %. List of tables
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