Table A1 Output, input and income, 1993 to 1997 (continued) |
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INPUT |
1993 |
1994 |
1995 |
1996
(2nd prov) |
1997
(1st prov) |
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Expenditure: |
£ million |
£ million |
£ million |
£ million |
£ million |
Feedingstuffs |
263.8
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247.4
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247.70
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260.1
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238.6
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Seeds |
34.5
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41.2
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41.10
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37.6
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38.5
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Livestock
(imported and inter farm expenses) |
25.0
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26.3
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26.20
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24.6
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24.8
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Fertilisers
and lime |
118.7
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133.7
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137.10
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142.7
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121.9
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Machinery:
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Repairs |
100.3
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99.4
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102.20
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106.3
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108.3
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Fuel
& Oil |
33.4
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33.0
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31.70
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34.0
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34.6
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Other |
20.8
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20.1
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20.20
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21.2
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21.4
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Farm
maintenance(e) |
43.9
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46.4
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48.90
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51.1
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50.0
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Miscellaneous
expenses(e)(f)
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243.4
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265.4
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282.90
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297.9
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300.9
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11.
Total expenditure |
883.7
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912.9
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938.00
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976.0
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939.2
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Input
stocks: |
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12.
Value of Input Stocks Change(d) |
3.4
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-12.0
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11.90
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0.4
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4.4
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13.
GROSS INPUT (11+12) |
887.1
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900.8
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949.90
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976.3
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943.5
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14.
GROSS PRODUCT (10-13) |
827.5
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937.3
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1194.10
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1041.6
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918.9
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Depreciation: |
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Plant,
machinery and vehicles |
125.0
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127.2
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128.70
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134.9
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135.5
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Buildings
and works(e) |
86.1
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84.9
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86.20
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89.2
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86.9
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15.
Total depreciation |
211.1
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212.1
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214.90
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224.1
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222.4
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16.
NET PRODUCT (14-15) |
616.4
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725.2
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979.30
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817.5
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696.5
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17.
Interest(g) |
83.2
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76.7
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92.60
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85.9
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94.4
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18.
Net rent(e) |
13.2
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14.8
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14.80
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15.1
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15.2
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19.
Labour - hired(h) |
193.8
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199.9
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204.10
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214.5
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223.9
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20.
TOTAL INCOME FROM FARMING |
326.1
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433.8
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667.70
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502.0
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363.0
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(16-17-18-19) |
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21.
Labour - family and partners(h) |
72.6
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74.0
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72.90
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76.1
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83.1
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22.
FARMING INCOME(i)
(20-21) |
253.5
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359.8
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594.90
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425.9
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279.9
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| Forecasts for 1997 are as at end of December 1997. |
| (a) Quantities valued relate to sales and consumption in farm
households and not to total production. Output values include subsidies but not 'other |
| direct receipts'. Output is net of VAT collected on
the sale of inedible products. |
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| (b) Sales outside Scotland. |
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| (c) The value of the physical increase in breeding
livestock. |
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| (d) Output stocks comprise cereals and potatoes; input stocks
comprise fertiliser and purchased feed. |
| (e) Landlords' expenses are included within farm maintenance,
miscellaneous expenditure and depreciation on buildings and works. Net rent is the |
| rent paid on tenanted land less these landlords' expenses and the
benefit value of dwellings on that land. |
| (f) Including veterinary expenses, pesticides,
electricity and rates. |
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| (g) On commercial debt but excluding loans for land
purchase. |
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| (h) Including employers' national insurance contributions. The
estimate for family workers (other than spouses) and partners is calculated on the |
| basis of earnings of hired labour. |
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| (i) The income of farmers and their spouses after providing for
depreciation and payment of interest and excluding stock appreciation. |
