RA – Culture – All farms

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# **Cultures by municipality** **Agreste – Agricultural Censuses (1970, 1979, 1988, 2000, 2010)** **** All farms (excluding collective grazing) Small farms Medium and large holdings Reference years: 1970,1979,1988, 2000, 2010 Culture category: Utilised agricultural area (1) Agricultural area used excluding Christmas trees Cereals Common wheat _ Winter soft wheat and spelt – 2010 _ Spring soft wheat – 2010 Durum wheat _ Winter durum wheat – 2010 _ Spring durum wheat – 2010 Barley and scourgeon _ Winter barley and scourgeon – 2010 _ Spring barley – 2010 Oats _ Winter oats – 2010 _ Spring oats – 2010 Triticale Rye Grain corn and seed maize Sorghum-Grain Rice _ Indica rice – 2010 _ Other rice – 2010 Mixtures and other cereals _ Winter blends _ Mixtures and other spring cultures Unspecified cereals (DOM) Oilseeds, protein crops, fibre plants (Total) Oilseeds Rapeseed _ Spring grain rape and shuttle – 2010 _ Winter grain rape – 2010 Sunflower Soybeans Oilseed flax Other oilseeds Protein crops Protein peas Bean, feverole Soft Lupin Fibre plants Textile linen Hemp including paper Other textile plants Unspecified Proteaginous Oilseeds (DOM) Industrial crops Industrial beet Hops Tobacco Medicinal, fragrant, aromatic and condimentary plants Seed seeds Sugar cane Other industrial crops _ Coffee chicory – 2010 _ Endive root – 2010 _ Other cult. indust. except chicory or endive – 2010 Fodder and areas still grassed Maize forage and silage Forage herbs Other annual fodder _ Annual pulses _ Other annual fodder (excluding legumes) Artificial meadows Temporary meadows Area still in grass (STH) Area still in productive grass Area still in low-productive grass Potatoes and tubers Early or new potatoes Half-season potatoes and storage Seed potatoes Starch Tubers (excluding potatoes) _ Yam – 2010 _ Madeira, dachine – 2010 _ Cassava – 2010 _ Sweet potato – 2010 _ Other tubers – 2010 Dried vegetables _ Lentils, chickpeas, beans – 2010 _ Dried vegetables off lentils, chickpeas, beans – 2010 Other arable land Fresh vegetables, strawberries, melons Flowers and ornamental plants Vines Wine grape vines Table grape vines Wine nurseries Rootstock mother vines Permanent crops maintained Orchards 9 species Stone fruit Seeds (2) Nuts Citrus Small fruit Tropical fruits Permanent fruit crops (DOM – 2000) Ornamental nurseries, fruit trees, forestry Energy crops Christmas Trees-2010 Farm description: Holdings having Corresponding area (hectares) * * * * # **The agricultural censuses,** ten-year surveys, offer an instant, complete and detailed picture of a key sector of the French and European economy: agriculture (agricultural population, plant areas, including vineyards, livestock numbers, means of production, ancillary activities, etc.).It answers questions as diverse as it is varied, at all geographical levels, allowing comparisons at the finest level (canton, common) and takes into account the local specificities as well as the new challenges of agriculture, such as signs of quality, territorial farm contracts, cultivation practices, etc. It is also interested in smaller farms and the important local impact. To prepare for the future of the agricultural world:The agricultural census makes it possible to measure the impact of agricultural policies, in particular the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), on agricultural practices and the environment. It gives political leaders, national elected officials and representatives of the profession keys to preparing future agricultural laws and regulations and international negotiations. It provides elected representatives of rural communes with valuable data for spatial management and spatial planning. The 2010 agricultural census follows the 1970, 1979, 1988 and 2000 censuses. The 2020 agricultural census will soon begin. The main data relate to: Crops and areas cultivated, Breeding and livestock, Methods of crop protection, Farm equipment, Diversification of activities (green tourism...), The marketing of products (AOC, direct sales to consumers, etc.), Employment (employee, family employment, etc.) and the level of training of the farmer, Management of the farm. There is no question about the financial results or the income of farmers. **Who was identified?** Investigators identified all production units meeting **3 criteria** > producing agricultural products; > have an independent day-to-day management; > attain or exceed a certain threshold in area, production or number of animals. **This threshold has been defined as follows**: > a utilised agricultural area (UAA) of 1 hectare or more; > **or** a specialised crop area greater than or equal to 20 ares; > **or** sufficient agricultural production activity, estimated in terms of number of animals, production area or minimum production volume. **Cultures by municipality** **Agreste – Agricultural Censuses (1970, 1979, 1988, 2000, 2010)** **** All farms (excluding collective grazing) Small farms Medium and large holdings Reference years: 1970,1979,1988, 2000, 2010 Culture category: Utilised agricultural area (1) Agricultural area used excluding Christmas trees Cereals Common wheat _ Winter soft wheat and spelt – 2010 _ Spring soft wheat – 2010 Durum wheat _ Winter durum wheat – 2010 _ Spring durum wheat – 2010 Barley and scourgeon _ Winter barley and scourgeon – 2010 _ Spring barley – 2010 Oats _ Winter oats – 2010 _ Spring oats – 2010 Triticale Rye Grain corn and seed maize Sorghum-Grain Rice _ Indica rice – 2010 _ Other rice – 2010 Mixtures and other cereals _ Winter blends _ Mixtures and other spring cultures Unspecified cereals (DOM) Oilseeds, protein crops, fibre plants (Total) Oilseeds Rapeseed _ Spring grain rape and shuttle – 2010 _ Winter grain rape – 2010 Sunflower Soybeans Oilseed flax Other oilseeds Protein crops Protein peas Bean, feverole Soft Lupin Fibre plants Textile linen Hemp including paper Other textile plants Unspecified Proteaginous Oilseeds (DOM) Industrial crops Industrial beet Hops Tobacco Medicinal, fragrant, aromatic and condimentary plants Seed seeds Sugar cane Other industrial crops _ Coffee chicory – 2010 _ Endive root – 2010 _ Other cult. indust. except chicory or endive – 2010 Fodder and areas still grassed Maize forage and silage Forage herbs Other annual fodder _ Annual pulses _ Other annual fodder (excluding legumes) Artificial meadows Temporary meadows Area still in grass (STH) Area still in productive grass Area still in low-productive grass Potatoes and tubers Early or new potatoes Half-season potatoes and storage Seed potatoes Starch Tubers (excluding potatoes) _ Yam – 2010 _ Madeira, dachine – 2010 _ Cassava – 2010 _ Sweet potato – 2010 _ Other tubers – 2010 Dried vegetables _ Lentils, chickpeas, beans – 2010 _ Dried vegetables off lentils, chickpeas, beans – 2010 Other arable land Fresh vegetables, strawberries, melons Flowers and ornamental plants Vines Wine grape vines Table grape vines Wine nurseries Rootstock mother vines Permanent crops maintained Orchards 9 species Stone fruit Seeds (2) Nuts Citrus Small fruit Tropical fruits Permanent fruit crops (DOM – 2000) Ornamental nurseries, fruit trees, forestry Energy crops Christmas Trees-2010 Farm description: Holdings having Corresponding area (hectares) * * * * # **The agricultural censuses,** ten-year surveys, offer an instant, complete and detailed picture of a key sector of the French and European economy: agriculture (agricultural population, plant areas, including vineyards, livestock numbers, means of production, ancillary activities, etc.). It answers questions as diverse as it is varied, at all geographical levels, allowing comparisons at the finest level (canton, common) and takes into account the local specificities as well as the new challenges of agriculture, such as signs of quality, territorial farm contracts, cultivation practices, etc. It is also interested in smaller farms and the important local impact. To prepare for the future of the agricultural world: The agricultural census makes it possible to measure the impact of agricultural policies, in particular the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), on agricultural practices and the environment. It gives political leaders, national elected officials and representatives of the profession keys to preparing future agricultural laws and regulations and international negotiations. It provides elected representatives of rural communes with valuable data for spatial management and spatial planning. The 2010 agricultural census follows the 1970, 1979, 1988 and 2000 censuses. The 2020 agricultural census will soon begin. The main data relate to: Crops and areas cultivated, Breeding and livestock, Methods of crop protection, Farm equipment, Diversification of activities (green tourism...), The marketing of products (AOC, direct sales to consumers, etc.), Employment (employee, family employment, etc.) and the level of training of the farmer, Management of the farm. There is no question about the financial results or the income of farmers. **Who was identified?** Investigators identified all production units meeting **3 criteria** > producing agricultural products; > have an independent day-to-day management; > attain or exceed a certain threshold in area, production or number of animals. **This threshold has been defined as follows**: > a utilised agricultural area (UAA) of 1 hectare or more; > **or** a specialised crop area greater than or equal to 20 ares; > **or** sufficient agricultural production activity, estimated in terms of number of animals, production area or minimum production volume.

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Name Format Description Link
8 https://www.data.gouv.fr/api/1/datasets/r/9076a3a6-5745-4417-833b-7b0d347d8aba
57 https://www.data.gouv.fr/api/1/datasets/r/c3f149ed-ec82-4ebb-a8eb-e75998c57b7f
23 https://www.data.gouv.fr/api/1/datasets/r/a6af1aae-253c-4007-84de-2163ded690f9
23 https://www.data.gouv.fr/api/1/datasets/r/54a4f936-a664-44e2-999e-3a1e3f26102a

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  • agriculture-et-territoire
  • recensement
  • agriculture-et-economie
  • agriculture
  • terre
  • assolement
  • superficie
  • culture

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