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| Trädgårdsproduktion 2014 | JO 33 SM 1501 |
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publikationen (PDF)”. In total,
2 066 Swedish holdings practised professional horticultural production
during 2014, employing just over 15 000 people. While 1 602 holdings engaged
in open ground cultivation on 12 822 hectares, 848 holdings exercised greenhouse
cultivation on a total surface area of just over 287 hectares. Almost
60 % of the total open ground area was used for vegetable cultivation,
while berry-, fruit- and ornamental plant cultivation occupied 24, 13 and
4 % of the total open ground area, respectively. The available greenhouse
area was more or less evenly divided between the cultivation of ornamental
plants and vegetables or berries. From an
area point-of-view, the largest open ground crops in 2014 were, in descending
order, strawberries, carrots, apples, iceberg lettuce and onions. The area-wise
largest nursery crop was deciduous trees, which occupied just over 45 % of
the available open ground area for ornamental plants. Several
crops exhibited high production during 2014. For instance, the harvest of
apples exceeded 24 500 tonnes, while the strawberry harvest almost reached
16 000 tonnes and the carrot harvest was over 119 000 tonnes. The
greenhouse production of cucumber landed on over 28 000 tonnes, while the
total tomato production was just over 14 500 tonnes, of which about
12 % were “special assortment” tomatoes. For more
than a decade, the Swedish greenhouse production has exhibited a continous
increase in energy efficiency and a steady transition towards renewable fuels.
These trends were continued and accentuated during the period 2011 to 2014. During
this period, the total energy consumption in greenhouses decreased by more than
4 %, while the share of energy from renewable sources increased from 38 to
48 %. List of tables
2. Overview horticultural production 2014. Number of holdings and areas by county 4. Age distribution for production leaders 2014. Number of persons by age interval 5a. Outdoor vegetables 1999–2014. Area, harvest and number of holdings by crop 5b. Outdoor vegetables 1999–2014. Area, harvest and number of holdings by crop 5c. Outdoor vegetables 1999–2014. Area, harvest and number of holdings by crop 6a. Outdoor vegetables 2014. Area, harvest and number of holdings by county 6b. Outdoor vegetables 2014. Area, harvest and number of holdings by county 6c. Outdoor vegetables 2014. Area, harvest and number of holdings by county 6d. Outdoor vegetables 2014. Area, harvest and number of holdings by county 6e. Outdoor vegetables 2014. Area, harvest and number of holdings by county 6f. Outdoor vegetables 2014. Area, harvest and number of holdings by county 7. Greenhouse vegetables 1999–2014. Area, harvest and number of holdings by crop 8a. Greenhouse vegetables 2014. Greenhouse area, harvest and number of holdings by county 8b. Greenhouse vegetables 2014. Greenhouse area, harvest and number of holdings by county 8c. Greenhouse vegetables 2014. Greenhouse area, harvest and number of holdings by county 8d. Greenhouse vegetables 2014. Greenhouse area, harvest and number of holdings by county 9. Berries 1999–2014. Area, harvest and number of holdings by growth form & crop 10a. Berries 2014. Area, harvest and number of holdings by county 10b. Berries 2014. Area, harvest and number of holdings by county 11. Fruit 1999–2014. Area, harvest and number of holdings by crop 12. Fruit 2014. Area, amount and number of holdings by county 13a. Nursery plants 1999–2008. Area, amount and number of holdings by crop type 13b. Nursery plants 1999–2008. Area, amount and number of holdings by crop type 13c. Nursery plants 2011–2014. Area, amount and number of holdings by crop type 13d. Nursery plants 2011–2014. Area, amount and number of holdings by crop type 14. Cut flowers 1999–2014. Area, amount and number of holdings by crop 15. Cut flowers 2014. Amount and number of holdings by county 16. Potted bulbous plants 1999–2014. Area, amount and number of holdings by crop 17. Potted bulbous plants 2014. Amount and number of holdings by county 18. Potted plants 1999–2014. Amount and number of holdings by crop 19a. Potted plants 2014. Amount and number of holdings by county 19b. Potted plants 2014. Amount and number of holdings by county 19c. Potted plants 2014. Amount and number of holdings by county 19d. Potted plants 2014. Amount and number of holdings by county 20. Bedding plants 1999–2014. Amount and number of holdings by crop 21a. Bedding plants 2014. Amount and number of holdings by county 21b. Bedding plants 2014. Amount and number of holdings by county 21c. Bedding plants 2014. Amount and number of holdings by county 21d. Bedding plants 2014. Amount and number of holdings by county 22. Misc. potted- and bedding plants 2008–2014. Amount and number of holdings by crop 23. Cuttings and small plants 1999–2014. Amount and number of holdings by crop 24a. Greenhouse heating 2014. Greenhouse area by construction year and county 24b. Greenhouse heating 2014. Greenhouse area by construction year and county 25a. Greenhouse production energy use 2014. Energy use by energy source and county 25b. Greenhouse production energy use 2014. Energy use by energy source and county 26. Greenhouse fixtures 2014. Greenhouse area and number of holdings by county List of terms
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