Scottish Agriculture - Output, Input And Income Statistics: March 2006

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TABLE 4 (3) OUTPUT AND INPUT VOLUME INDICES (2000=100), SCOTLAND

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

Volume Indices 2000=100

OUTPUTS

Cereals

Wheat

91

86

86

69

100

65

78

76

92

87

Barley

110

103

92

104

100

108

96

112

105

101

Oats

90

106

98

103

100

99

91

115

99

100

Triticale

77

141

91

104

100

113

80

83

74

67

1. Total cereals

103

97

90

92

100

93

90

100

100

96

Other crops:

Potatoes

104

103

93

102

100

106

118

101

107

102

Oilseed Rape

135

135

156

148

100

98

106

118

117

112

Other Farm Crops

73

81

87

104

100

126

107

113

123

130

2. Total other crops

104

103

99

106

100

106

116

104

109

105

Horticulture:

Vegetables

89

84

83

85

100

111

88

95

102

108

Fruit

86

95

83

71

100

97

83

111

114

104

Flowers & Nursery Stock

89

91

96

95

100

101

106

105

113

114

3. Total Horticulture

88

88

87

85

100

105

92

102

108

109

Livestock:

Finished Cattle and Calves

109

103

103

100

100

86

93

96

98

102

Finished Sheep and Lambs

95

92

103

105

100

93

89

83

85

82

Finished Pigs

111

122

144

128

100

88

106

87

83

81

Poultry

113

115

109

98

100

93

90

84

90

91

Other Livestock

122

129

101

113

100

99

120

126

114

120

4.Total Finished Livestock

107

105

108

104

100

89

94

91

93

94

Livestock:

Store Cattle

3

4

40

90

100

108

118

133

130

127

Store Calves

220

252

241

163

100

76

80

98

95

72

Store Sheep

79

78

85

93

100

55

51

60

61

61

5. Total Store Livestock

69

75

95

108

100

84

88

102

100

93

Livestock Products:

Milk and Milk Products

101

102

101

101

100

103

106

112

112

115

Eggs for food

102

101

101

99

100

110

115

131

132

123

Clipwool

101

105

110

97

100

95

84

85

86

84

Other Livestock Products

128

143

166

123

100

111

118

115

105

103

6. Total Livestock Products

102

103

102

101

100

103

107

113

114

115

Capital Formation:

Cattle

112

101

101

102

100

84

93

77

82

84

Sheep

100

94

97

107

100

129

88

89

90

90

Pigs

103

116

139

114

100

102

98

87

82

78

Poultry

97

84

71

84

100

82

73

71

77

107

7.Total Capital Formation

102

93

92

99

100

90

87

79

83

89

Other Agricultural Activities

Contract Work

108

104

105

101

100

103

98

93

94

93

Leasing of Quotas

86

89

88

103

100

147

126

87

41

29

8. Total Other Agricultural Activities

105

102

103

101

100

105

99

91

87

85

9.Total Non-Agricultural Activities

78

81

93

86

100

108

102

109

106

104

10. GROSS OUTPUT AT BASIC PRICES

102

99

101

100

100

95

97

98

99

97

INPUTS (a)

11. Total Feedingstuffs

99

99

107

107

100

92

98

99

90

90

12. Total Seeds

100

104

102

112

100

102

108

98

112

104

13. Total Fertilisers and Lime

116

122

106

98

100

85

89

87

85

81

Farm Maintenance:

Occupier

141

139

113

114

100

111

108

111

111

108

Landlord

131

126

112

113

100

111

109

110

106

99

14. Total Farm Maintenance

139

137

113

114

100

111

109

111

110

106

Miscellaneous Expenditure:

Machinery Repairs

130

124

118

112

100

98

91

88

81

77

Fuel and Oil

112

105

105

99

100

98

92

87

88

86

Other Machinery Expenses

133

125

115

110

100

91

90

85

84

84

Veterinary expenses and medicines

117

118

112

103

100

98

107

112

116

118

Crop protection

98

97

99

95

100

95

94

99

95

87

Contract Work

108

104

105

101

100

103

98

93

94

93

Leasing of Quotas

74

83

89

91

100

144

127

80

153

8

Other farm costs

113

113

108

103

100

95

96

101

96

96

15. Total Miscellaneous Expenses

114

112

108

103

100

97

96

96

94

91

16. GROSS INPUT(b)

110

110

107

104

100

95

97

97

93

91

17. GROSS VALUE ADDED(c)

93

88

93

96

100

96

97

100

106

105

Consumption of Fixed Capital

Plant Machinery and Vehicles

105

104

103

102

100

100

100

96

94

96

Building and Works

96

94

98

101

100

99

100

99

96

94

Cattle

106

98

98

101

100

82

89

72

82

79

Sheep

99

93

96

107

100

128

87

88

88

88

Pigs

103

116

139

114

100

102

98

87

82

78

Poultry

141

144

134

100

100

143

122

123

133

108

18. Total Consumption of Fixed Capital

103

101

102

102

100

101

99

94

94

93

19. NET VALUE ADDED (at basic price)

88

82

88

93

100

93

96

103

112

112

Other Subsidies

Less-Favoured Areas Support Scheme

0

0

0

0

0

100

101

97

91

89

Single Farm Payment

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

" (2)

Set Aside Payments

126

76

75

125

100

119

112

123

86

0

Environmentally Sensitive Areas

40

59

83

77

100

116

102

110

93

66

Other Agri Environmental Schemes (1)

24

30

58

95

100

141

173

220

186

173

Other

184

123

101

112

100

98

126

87

445

73

20. Total Other Subsidies (2)

72

57

71

103

100

189

192

201

175

" (2)

21.Net Value Added at Factor Cost(d)

87

81

87

93

100

100

103

109

116

112

22. Hired Labour(e)

108

106

104

101

100

97

95

91

90

87

23. Interest

79

81

90

89

100

102

104

109

108

109

24. Net Rent

109

106

105

101

100

99

96

94

94

92

25. TOTAL INCOME FROM FARMING (21-(22+23+24)

69

61

71

87

100

101

110

124

138

132

(a) Also known as Intermediate Consumption
(b) Also known as Total Intermediate Consumption
(c) Formerly known as Gross Product
(d) Formerly known as Net Product
(e) Also known as Compensation of Employees
(1) Includes Countryside Premium Scheme, Farm Woodland Scheme, Farm Woodland Premium Scheme, Organic Aid Scheme and elements of Habitats and Heather Moorland Schemes
(2) Suppressed because volume indexing method requires two years data and only currently have one year of Single Farm Payment data.
(3) Direct subsidies on product do not appear within the individual outputs, but are included within total Gross Output at Basic Prices
The construction of these indices will be reviewed before publication in March 2007, when a second years' single farm payment will aid in establishing an improved methodology.

Page updated: Tuesday, March 28, 2006