Search results
- Greater Lincolnshire is responsible for 10% of England’s agricultural output, and the sector is worth £1.8bn to the UK economy.
www.pridemagazines.co.uk/lincolnshire/food-and-drink/farming-in-lincolnshire/08-2023Farming in Lincolnshire – Lincolnshire Pride - Pride Magazines
People also ask
Is Lincolnshire England's heart of Agriculture?
How has farming shaped Lincolnshire?
Is Lincolnshire a good place to farm?
Why is Greater Lincolnshire so important?
How much land does Lincolnshire produce?
Is Lincolnshire a good place to live?
Anyone who has been to or heard about Lincolnshire knows that it is renowned for its arable farming. In fact, Lincolnshire produces one eighth of the UK’s food and processes 70% of its fish. In addition, Lincolnshire also grows large amounts of barley, wheat, oilseed rape and sugar beet.
Apr 25, 2024 · The East Midlands region comprises Lincolnshire, Leicestershire, Rutland, Northamptonshire, Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire. Key statistics for the East Midlands region
- Figure 1.1: A map of England with the East Midlands region highlightedSource: Office for National Statistics, Open Geography PortalThe East Midland...
- Further information and other geographical classifications related to the Defra June Survey can be found on our GOV.UK web page: Structure of the a...
- Figures are for commercial holdings as at June 2022 (unless stated otherwise). Years may differ between measures since this publication uses data f...
- Responsible statistician: Thomas Pearson Team: Farming Statistics - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Email: AUK_stats_team@defra....
Oct 5, 2024 · Lincolnshire, known as the breadbasket of England, has been quick to adopt precision agriculture techniques. The flat, fertile lands of this county are now dotted with high-tech equipment and monitored by satellites, dramatically changing the way farms operate.
Aug 9, 2024 · The total farmed area of Lincolnshire is currently just under 490,000 hectares; about 5.4% of all agricultural land nationally. 272,520ha comprises cereal crops. Around 253,856 hectares of Lincolnshire land is used for farming cereals, of which 178,337 (61%) is wheat; 19,878 (13%) is winter barley; 43,815 (17%) is spring barley; 7,245 (6%) is ...
Aug 15, 2023 · Greater Lincolnshire is responsible for 10% of England’s agricultural output, and the sector is worth £1.8bn to the UK economy. This month we’ll meet the farmers maintaining our reputation as the county that feeds the country…
The vast majority of farmed area (87%) in Lincolnshire is farmed by holdings with more than 100 hectares. This compares with 75% nationally. At both Lincolnshire and national level, we can see over time that total farmed area has moved more into ownership, with less land being rented.
Nov 21, 2023 · Farmers in Lincolnshire are embracing AI and new technology to secure the county’s future as the breadbasket of the UK and beyond. However, the Greater Lincolnshire Enterprise Partnership’s annual conference focused on a pressing need to prepare the county’s workforce for the future, featuring a keynote speech by Dr Paul Redmond, director ...
