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Most arable land will be included in rotation if crop rotation is present
Final results from the 2023 June Agricultural Census on land use, crop areas, livestock and the number of people working on agricultural holdings.
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Table 26 Census areas (peas)
This publication presents information from a survey of pesticide use on outdoor vegetable crops in Scotland during 2021.
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Most of Scotland's land area is used for agriculture
Statistics regarding the area of crops and other farmland, livestock, agriculture workforce and rented farmland.
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Vegetable area falls while stock-feeding crops increase
Statistics regarding the area of crops and other farmland, livestock, agriculture workforce and rented farmland.
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Dairy cow numbers remained steady as beef cow numbers fall
Statistics regarding the area of crops and other farmland, livestock, agriculture workforce and rented farmland.
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6. Education
This report brings together analysis previously published to provide a comprehensive and wide ranging evidence base on Scotland’s Gypsy/Travellers. It presents analysis of key areas such as health, education, housing, transport and economic
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SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE STATISTICAL SERVICES
The report explores the characteristics of each of the religion groups in Scotland using information collected from the 2001 Census in Scotland.
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Analysis of Ethnicity in the 2001 Census - Summary Report
The report presents results across the main policy areas covered in the Census analysed by ethnic group
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Area of rented land remains stable as shorter term tenancies increase
Statistics regarding the area of crops and other farmland, livestock, agriculture workforce and rented farmland.
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Annex 1: Data sources
From August 2021 the entitlement to funded early learning and childcare in Scotland increased from 600 to 1140 hours per year. This report provides an evidence-based picture of progress on the intermediate outcomes for the early learning and
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