Acreages of different crops, as reported by the Agricultural Census for 1910.

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Agricultural Census Crop Categories for 1910 1911
Wheat 7,896 Show data context
Barley or Bere 6,627 Show data context
Oats 20,635 Show data context
Rye 15 Show data context
Beans 304 Show data context
Peas 306 Show data context
Potatoes 1,605 Show data context
Turnips & Swedes 6,116 Show data context
Mangold 753 Show data context
Cabbage 6 Show data context
Kohl-Rabi 0 Show data context
Rape 35 Show data context
Vetches or Tares 57 Show data context
Lucerne 1 Show data context
Hops 0 Show data context
Small Fruit 58 Show data context
Clover, Sainfoin, & Grasses under Rotation 25,180 Show data context
Other Crops 40 Show data context
Bare Fallow 856 Show data context
Date: Source:
1911 Ministry of Agriculture, Agricultural Statistics (HM Stationery Office) ,

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The Agricultural Census used this set of crops in its main tabulations by county for 1910.


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GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth, Montgomeryshire AncC through time | Agriculture & Land Use Statistics | Acreages of different crops, as reported by the Agricultural Census for 1910., A Vision of Britain through Time.

URL: https://www.visionofbritain.org.uk/unit/10134675/cube/AGCEN_CROP_1910

Date accessed: 15th May 2024