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Farms and agricultural and horticultural labour

How many agricultural and horticultural farms are there in Denmark? How are they distributed in terms of size, geography and legal form of organisation? How has this developed over time? Learn more about the subject with figures from the farm structure survey.

Selected statistics on Farms and agricultural and horticultural labour

This page shows selected popular statistics on the subject of Farms and agricultural and horticultural labour. In Statbank Denmark, you can find more data and compile your own statistics.

Agricultural and horticultural farms

Here you can see the number of farms in agriculture and horticulture from 1982 to the present. The figures include both part-time and full-time farms. 

Large farms

Here you can see the number of farms with an area of at least 200 ha. The area may be both owned and under tenancy. It may also include set-aside farmland, but not forest.

People employed in agriculture and horticulture

Here you can see the number of people employed in agriculture and horticulture broken down by types of employment. The ‘manager’ is the manager of a farm that is not a personally owned and run enterprise. This could be a farm owned by a company or run as a national test farm. ‘Family workers’ covers any of the farmer’s children, parents and siblings working at the farm.

Farms by legal form of organisation

Here you can see the number of farms broken down by sole proprietorships, partnerships, companies and other legal forms of organisation.

The agricultural survey (IFS) has been co-funded by the European Union.

On the statistics – documentation, sources and method

Gain an overview of the purpose, contents and quality of the statistics. Learn about the data sources of the statistics, the contents of the statistics and how often they are published.

See the documentation of statistics to learn more:

Need more data on Farms and agricultural and horticultural labour?

You can go on searching on your own in Statbank Denmark. Find further details about agriculture and horticulture, including farms broken down by crop production, cattle and pigs, and number of persons employed by hours of work and geography. 

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