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EAA – Ekonomisk kalkyl för jordbrukssektorn | JO 45 SM 1704 |
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milk price increases the value of agricultural output in 2017 The output of the agricultural industry is expected to
increase by almost 5 % in 2017 compared with 2016. The value of crop output is
expected to increase by 3 % and Total harvest of cereals is expected to be about 5.9
million metric tonnes in 2017, an increase by 9 % compared with 2016.
Output prices of cereals are expected to decrease about 3 % during the
crop year 2017/2018 compared with 2016/2017. In total, the value of cereal
production is expected to increase by almost 6 % compared with the
previous harvest year. Total harvest of rape, turnip rape and oil flax is expected
to increase by 37 % compared with 2016. Prices are expected to decrease by
almost 7 % but, in total, the production value of oilseeds is estimated to
increase by 28 %. The output price for cattle is expected remain almost
unchanged during 2017 while the slaughter is estimated to increase compared
with 2016. In total, the production value of cattle is expected to increase by
1 %. The production value of pigs is expected to increase by almost
3 %. The output prices are expected to decrease by 2 % and at the
same time the slaughter is estimated to increase by just over 4 %. The value of milk production is expected to increase
by 21 % during 2017. The average output price of milk is expected to
increase by 25 % and the production of milk is estimated to decrease by just
over 2 %. This means that the production value of milk has recovered and is
almost at the same level as for 2014. As mentioned above, the output of the agricultural
industry at basic prices is expected to increase by 5 % in 2017. At the same
time, the value of total intermediate consumption is expected to increase by
almost 2 %. The effect of this is that the Gross value added
is estimated to increase by 14 %. Factor income is calculated as the sum of the
production value and subsidies less the expenses of intermediate consumption
and fixed capital consumption. Factor income is expected to increase by almost
13 % in 2017. In the end, the Net entrepreneurial
income is expected to increase by just over 25 %. List of tables
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