Farm Incomes in Scotland 2007/08

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TABLE 9
SOURCES AND LEVELS OF NON-FARMING INCOME 2007/08(1)

Number
of Farms
in
Sample

Total
Non-Farming
Income
(£ per farm)

of which:

Proportion of
Non-Farming Income from:

On-Farm
Non-
Agricultural
Income
(£ per farm)

Off-Farm
Income
(£ per farm)

On-Farm
Non-Farming
Activities
(%)

Off-Farm
Employment &
Self Employment
(%)

Off-Farm
Investments,
Pensions &
Other
(%)

a.Type of Farm

Specialist Sheep ( LFA)

31

11,600

1,500

10,100

15

45

40

Specialist Beef ( LFA)

105

11,400

2,700

8,700

25

40

35

Cattle and sheep ( LFA)

63

15,000

3,100

11,900

20

55

25

Cereals

58

15,200

4,600

10,600

30

25

45

General Cropping

36

10,300

3,800

6,600

35

40

25

Dairy

58

8,800

2,000

6,800

25

40

35

Lowland Cattle and Sheep

12

14,600

2,000

12,500

15

55

30

Mixed

63

10,900

2,000

8,900

20

35

50

All types

426

12,000

2,800

9,200

25

40

35

b.Size of Farm

Small

153

10,500

1,100

9,400

10

50

40

Medium

84

12,800

2,900

9,900

20

50

30

Large

189

13,900

5,300

8,600

40

30

35

All sizes

426

12,000

2,800

9,200

25

40

35

(1) As co-operators are asked into which range their non-farming income falls rather than the absolute amount, the figures given here relate to a mid-point of the range.
For this reason, the figures should be treated as indicative rather than exact, and the income level per farm has been rounded to the nearest £100, and the proportions to the nearest 5%.

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