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Medium and large farm operations according to farming type, 2010

Medium and large farm operations according to farming type, 2010
in thousands
2000 2010 (r)
r: revised data.
Scope: Metropolitan France.
Source: Agreste; farm censuses.
Cereals and oilseed and protein crops 49,5 51,4
Dairy cattle 70,7 48,2
Viticulture 55,4 46,9
Mixed farming, mixed breeding, other 54,4 40,8
Beef cattle 36,6 33,5
General crops 24,4 21,7
Sheep and goats 16,9 14,1
Aviculture 14,7 12,8
Mixed cattle 16,1 9,4
Fruit and other permanent crops 10,5 10,0
Flowers and miscellaneous horticulture 9,0 7,1
Other herbivores 6,0 6,2
Other enclosed breeding 9,3 6,1
Pig breeding 7,6 6,1
Vegetables and mushrooms 5,2 5,0

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Agricultural areas and livestock are evaluated using coefficients to calculate standard gross output. These coefficients are the result of mean values calculated over the period 2005 to 2009. Standard gross output describes the output potential of farms; according to their economic dimension, they are then classified as «medium and large operations» when this output is higher than or equal to 25,000 euros, and «large operations» when it is higher than 100,000 euros.
The contribution of each surface area or herd to standard gross output also allows the farm to be classified according to specialisation (farming type).

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Tableaux de l'Économie Française

This table is an extract from Tableaux de l'Économie Française.