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Acknowledgements and References
Information from a survey of pesticide use on vegetable crops grown for human consumption in Scotland during 2015.
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11. References
This research assesses the impacts of different potential outcomes beyond the end of the EU transition period on key Scottish agricultural sectors. The work combines trade-model and farm-level analysis supplemented by industry interviews and
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Appendix 2 – Survey statistics
This publication presents information from a survey of pesticide use on outdoor vegetable crops grown in Scotland during 2017.
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Footnotes
Review of the legislation governing small landholdings in Scotland and supporting consultation analysis.
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SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT STATISTICIAN GROUP
This report is the sixteenth in the series of official published estimates of expenditure and revenue balances relating to the public sector in Scotland.
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Data Sources and More Information
Initial estimates of area, yield and production for winter and spring barely, wheat, oats and oilseed rape, for the 2018 harvest.
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Table 8 Machinery for information collected on odd years of the December survey 2001 to 2011
This publication contains results from the 2012 December Agricultural Survey covering winter sown crops, hay and silage production, livestock and machinery. It provides commentary and graphics on the latest annual changes and trends over the past
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Table 7 Machinery for information collected on even years of the December survey 2002 to 2012
This publication contains results from the 2012 December Agricultural Survey covering winter sown crops, hay and silage production, livestock and machinery. It provides commentary and graphics on the latest annual changes and trends over the past
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Acknowledgements
This publication presents information from a survey of pesticide use on arable crops and potato stores in Scotland during 2016.
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2 Literature Review
Evaluation of the New Entrants and Young Farmers Start-Up Grants, which discusses the challenge of generational renewal in the farming sector and considers the extent to which the grants contributed to our aims to encourage new, younger entrants to
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