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Census of Agriculture 2010 Summary & Current Position

Census of Agriculture 2010 Summary & Current Position. Fiona O’Callaghan 24 th April 2012. Extensive use made of administrative records DAFM’s Corporate Client System used in conjunction with existing CSO Register to produce a comprehensive Register of Agricultural holdings

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Census of Agriculture 2010 Summary & Current Position

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  1. Census of Agriculture 2010 Summary & Current Position Fiona O’Callaghan 24th April 2012

  2. Extensive use made of administrative records • DAFM’s Corporate Client System used in • conjunction with existing CSO Register to produce • a comprehensive Register of Agricultural holdings • AIM and SFP used to eliminate 25 questions from the • COA questionnaire

  3. Since Preliminary Results • Imputation of Eurostat microfile • Crops, horticulture, grassland, organics, etc. • Workforce details, time spent on farmwork etc. • Preparation of National Methodological Report • Ongoing work on Data Visualisation

  4. Revisions resulting out of COA2010 • Farm Structure Survey 2005, 2007, 2009 • Aggregate level only • Number of farms, UAA, livestock etc. • No timeline on this yet as priority is to publish • COA Final results and prepare for FSS 2013

  5. Future work • Analysis of SAPM results • COA 2010 Final Results – last quarter of 2012 • Considering the publication of a module on • Labour earlier than this

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