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| EAA – Ekonomisk kalkyl för jordbrukssektorn | JO 45 SM 1403 |
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publikationen (PDF)”. In this
publication the value of the agricultural sector is divided by regions, type of
farming and size of the holding measured in arable land. The result
shows that the county where the value of produced agricultural goods was the
biggest in 2013 was the county of Skåne followed by the county of Västra
götaland. The county where the share of subventions was the highest in relation
to the value of the production of agricultural goods was the county of Jämtland
followed by Norrbotten. The county where the share was the lowest was the
county of Halland followed by the counties of Blekinge and Skåne. Holdings
specialised in dairy cows produced 13,300 million SEK of the value of
agricultural goods in 2013. This means that the around 4 000 holdings in this
group created 27 % of the value of agricultural produced goods in Sweden. The share
of the subventions in relation to the output value of produced goods was
highest for small farms. Other type of farms where the share was high was
specialist sheep farms and farms that specialised in cows for meat production.
Horticulture farms specialised in pigs and poultry are types of farms where the
share of subsidies was the lowest. Horticulture farms as well as farms specialised
in pigs or poultry are types of farms where the share of subsidies was the
lowest. More than
half of the value of produced goods was created by farms with more than 100
hectares of arable land. Full-time farmers, i.e. farms with a standardised
labour input of more than 1 600 hours, created 85 % of the value. List of tables
1. Output value in the agricultural sector at producer prices in 2013, million SEK 2. Subsidies on products and on production for agriculture 2013, million SEK List of terms
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