Published 24.4.2020
Structure of agricultural and horticultural enterprises 2019
Published 24.4.2020
- There were a total of 46,827 agricultural and horticultural enterprises in Finland in 2019. The number of farms dropped by approximately 800 on the year 2018.
- The average utilised agricultural area of the farms was 49 hectares.
- The average field area was the highest in Southwest Finland (60 hectares) and the lowest in Southern Savonia (32 hectares).
- The average age of farmers was 53 years.
- Some 86 per cent of all farms were family-run, nine per cent were farming syndicates, while farms owned by heirs and limited liability farms represented two per cent each.
- Approximately 8 per cent of all farmers on privately owned farms are under the age of 35, and 30 per cent are over the age of 60.
- Nearly 70 % of farms have plant production as their primary production line, and 26 per cent of farms are classified as livestock farms. The rest of Finnish farms are mixed farms with no clear primary production line.
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Other tables related to the statistics
- Number of agricultural and horticultural enterprises by ELY Centre
- Number of agricultural and horticultural enterprises by production sector
- Number of agricultural and horticultural enterprises by Standard Output
- Number of farmers on privately owned farms by farmers age
- Land use on agricultural and horticultural enterprises
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