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| Arrendepriser på jordbruksmark 2010 | JO 39 SM 1101 |
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Summary Summary
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publikationen (PDF)”. Statistics
on agricultural land prices and rents has not been calculated or published on a
regular basis in Sweden before the accession to EU. In EU this kind of
statistics have been provided to Eurostat by most of the member states each
year since 1973. Since the accession to EU in 1995, also Sweden is providing
Eurostat with annual statistics on agricultural land prices and rents. The
estimations of agricultural rents are based on sample surveys with postal
inquiries. Concerning the last year about 1 800 farmers have been included in
the stratified sample. The questionnaires are worked out in a way that makes it
possible to estimate the rented values of only the arable land, which means
that rented values of living houses or other buildings are not included in the
estimates of agricultural rents delivered to Eurostat. Therefor the figures
delivered to Eurostat is not the same presented in this report. A short
summary tells us that the rent prices in Sweden has increased with on average 3
% from year 2008 to year 2009. Between 2009 and 2010 the increase was about 4 %
on average. The average price to rent one hectare agriculture land in Sweden
was 1 391 SEK in year 2010. The rents for agriculture land in the northern part
of Sweden includes a bigger share of rents without payments and therefore the
price in some southern parts of Sweden is up to ten times larger then in the
northern parts. There
prices for rent in Sweden has increased almost every year since 1995 but still,
as shown in fig. F rents in Sweden seem to be low compared to some other member
states. However the estimated rents in different countries are not fully
comparable because of differences in calculation methods. List of tables
3. Average rent for arable land 2004, 2006, 2008 and 2010, including rents without payment, SEK/ha. 4. Development of rents 1994–2010 (1994=100). 5. Percentage of rents without payment 2004, 2006, 2008 and 2010. 6. Average number of contracts per holding 2004, 2006, 2008 and 2010. 7. Proportion contract in written 1996, 2007 and 2008. 9. Rents for agricultural land in EU-countries 2000–2007, euro/ha1. List of terms
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