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Cereal and oilseed rape harvest - first estimates: 2023
Initial estimates of area, yield and production for winter and spring barley, wheat, oats and oilseed rape, for the 2023 harvest.
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- Scottish cereal harvest: estimates
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2. Introduction
Statistics on farming in Scotland.
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Planted potato area remains steady
Final results from the 2020 June Agricultural Census on land use, crop areas, livestock and the number of people working on agricultural holdings. These results replace the provisional figures published on 6 October 2020.
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Guidance and updates around the Scottish Agricultural Census.
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Steady decline of total cattle numbers
Final results from the 2020 June Agricultural Census on land use, crop areas, livestock and the number of people working on agricultural holdings. These results replace the provisional figures published on 6 October 2020.
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Results from the Scottish Agricultural Census: June 2023 Methodology Report
Summary of quality-related information on the June Agricultural Census 2023 results and 2022 estimates.
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Soft fruit growing areas well above ten-year average
Final results from the 2020 June Agricultural Census on land use, crop areas, livestock and the number of people working on agricultural holdings. These results replace the provisional figures published on 6 October 2020.
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First estimates methodology
Methodology of the Scottish cereal and oilseed rape harvest estimates
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Most of Scotland's area is used for agriculture
Final results from the 2020 June Agricultural Census on land use, crop areas, livestock and the number of people working on agricultural holdings. These results replace the provisional figures published on 6 October 2020.
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Area of cereals and oilseed rape remains stable
Final results from the 2020 June Agricultural Census on land use, crop areas, livestock and the number of people working on agricultural holdings. These results replace the provisional figures published on 6 October 2020.
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