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Results from the December 2012 Scottish Agricultural Survey
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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Land - Footnotes
This publication aims to provide an easily accessible reference document which offers information on a wide range of environmental topics. It covers key datasets on the state of the environment in Scotland, with an emphasis on the trends over time
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Section 11 Wild Venison and Food Safety
The final report of the Deer Working Group.
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Annex B: Detailed Analysis by Portfolio
Assesses where the Scottish Government is proposing to spend public money and how it aims to reduce inequality. It is a supporting document to the Scottish Budget and should be read alongside associated Budget publications.
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2.5 Standard Outputs and farm types (Maps 5 and 6 and tables C1 and C23)
Presents an overall picture of Scottish agriculture using data from the various agricultural surveys that RESAS manage.
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Scottish farm business income: annual estimates 2021-2022
Farm business level estimates of average incomes for 2021-2022. A National Statistics publication for Scotland.
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- Scottish farm business income (FBI)
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Section 16 Natural Heritage
The final report of the Deer Working Group.
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Economic Report on Scottish Agriculture 2017 Edition
Annual publication containing Farm Accounts results, Total Income From Farming estimates and Agricultural Census statistics.
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Appendix 1 – Estimated application tables
This publication presents information from a survey of pesticide use on Arable crops and Potato stores in Scotland during 2022.
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Land - Footnotes
This publication aims to provide an easily accessible reference document which offers information on a wide range of environmental topics. It covers key datasets on the state of the environment in Scotland, with an emphasis on the trends over time
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