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C O N T E N T S C O N T E N T S Introduction …………………………………………………………………………………………......... 15 Methodological clarifications …………………………………………………………………….............. 18 Definitions……………………………………………................................................................................. 22 Section I LANDS OF HOUSEHOLD Table 1. Surveyed agricultural holdings by legal status and agricultural lands (as per 10.10.2014)……………………………………………………………………………… 31 Table 1.1 Agricultural holding lands by legal status of holdings…………………………………... 35 Table 1.2 Agricultural holdings by legal status and types of agricultural activities………………. 40 Table 1.3 Agricultural holdings which have own lands by legal status and) by land plots (as per 10.10.2014) ………………………………………………………………………………. 45 Table 1.4 Agricultural holdings by legal status and lands rented by holdings, by land plots (as per 10.10.2014)……………………………………………………………………………. 81 Table 1. 5 Agricultural holdings by agricultural lands and by legal status (as per 10.10.2014)…… 117 125 Table 1.6 Agricultural lands by legal status of agricultural holdings (as per 10.10.2014)……….. Table 1.7 Agricultural holdings by lands rented for agricultural purposes and by legal status (as per 10.10.2014)……………………..................................................................................... 133 Table 1.8 Lands rented for agricultural purposes by lands and by legal status of agricultural holdings(as per 10.10.2014)................................................................................................. 141 Table 1.9 Agricultural holdings by size classes of agricultural land and by legal status (as per 10.10.2014)………………………………........................................................................... 149 Table 1.10 Size classes of agricultural lands by legal status of agricultural holdings (as per 10.10.2014)…………………………………….................................................................. 157 Table 1.11 Agricultural holdings by size classes of arable land and by legal status (as per 10.10.2014)…………………………………………………………….............................. 165 173 Table 1.12 Size classes of arable lands by legal status of agricultural holdings (as per 10.10.2014).. Table 1.13 Agricultural holdings by size classes of orchards (including nurseries) and by legal status (as per 10.10.2014)…………………………........................................................... 181 Table 1.14 Size classes of orchards (including nurseries) by legal status of agricultural holdings (as per 10.10.2014)……………........................................................................................... 189 6 Table 1.15 Agricultural holdings by size classes of berry-fields (including nurseries) and by legal status (as per 10.10.2014)……………………………....................................................... 197 Table 1.16 Size classes of berry-fields (including nurseries) by legal status of agricultural holdings (as per 10.10.2014)……………………………………………………. 205 Table 1.17 Agricultural holdings by size classes of vineyards (including nurseries) and by legal status (as per 10.10.2014)……………………………………………………………….. 213 Table 1.18 Size classes of vineyards (including nurseries) by legal status of agricultural holdings (as per 10.10.2014)………………………………………………………………………. 221 Table 1.19 Agricultural holdings by size classes of hay fields and by legal status (as per 10.10.2014)………………………………………………………………………………. 229 Table 1.20 Size classes of hay fields by legal status of agricultural holdings (as per 10.10.2014)….. 237 Table 1.21 Agricultural holdings by size classes of pastures and by legal status (as per 10.10.2014)……………………………………………………………………………….. 245 Table 1.22 Size classes of pastures by legal status of agricultural holdings (as per 10.10.2014)…… 253 Section II SOWN AREAS OF AGRICULTURAL CROPS Table 2.1 Agricultural holdings by legal status and types of agricultural crops (01.08.2013- 31.07.2014.)…………….................................................................................................... 261 Table 2.2 Sown areas of agricultural crops by types and by legal status of agricultural holdings (01.08.2013-31.07.2014)…………………………………………………………………. 297 Table 2.3 Agricultural holdings with backyards by types of agricultural crops (01.08.2013- 31.07.2014)…………......................................................................................................... 333 Table 2.4 Sown areas of agricultural crops in backyards by types (01.08.2013-31.07.2014)…… 339 Table 2.5 Agricultural holdings by legal status and types of actually irrigated agricultural crops (01.08.2013-31.07.2014)…………………………………………………………………. 345 Table 2.6 Sown areas of actually irrigated1 agricultural crops by types andby legal status of agricultural holdings (01.08.2013-31.07.2014.)…………………………………………. 377 Table 2.7 Agricultural holdings by size classes of sown areas of grain crops and by legal status (01.08.2013-31.07.2014)…………………………………………………………………... 413 Table 2.7.1 Agricultural holdings with sown areas of grain crops by size classes of agricultural lands and by legal status (01.08.2013-31.07.2014)………………………………………. 421 7 Table 2.8 Sown areas of grain crops by size and by legal statusof agricultural holdings (01.08.2013-31.07.2014)…………………………………………………………………. 429 Table 2.8.1 Sown areas of grain crops by size classes of agricultural lands andby legal status of agricultural holdings (01.08.2013-31.07.2014)………………………………………….. 437 Table 2.9 Agricultural holdings by size classes of sown areas of leguminous crops and by legal status (01.08.2013-31.07.2014)………………………………………………………… 445 Table 2.9.1 Agricultural holdings with sown areas of leguminous crops bysize classes of agricultural lands and by legal status(01.08.2013 - 31.07.2014.)………………………… 453 Table 2.10 Size classes of sown areas of leguminous crops by legal status of agricultural holdings (01.08.2013-31.07.2014)………………………………………………………………….. 461 Table 2.10.1 Sown areas of leguminous crops by size classes of agricultural lands and by legal status of agricultural holdings (01.08.2013-31.07.2014)……………………………….. 469 Table 2.11 Agricultural holdings by size classes of potato crops and by legal status (01.08.2013- 31.07.2014)………………………………………………………………………………. 477 Table 2.11.1 Agricultural holdings with sown areas of potato by size classes of agricultural 485 landsand by legal status (01.08.2013-31.07.2014.)………………………………………. Table 2.12 Sown areas of potato by size classes and by legal status of agricultural holdings (01.08.2013-31.07.2014)………………………………………………………… 493 Table 2.12.1 Sown areas of potato by size classes of agricultural lands andby legal status of agricultural holdings (01.08.2013-31.07.2014)…………………………………………... 501 Table 2.13 Agricultural holdings by size classes of sown areas of vegetable crops and by legal status (01.08.2013-31.07.2014)…………………………………………………………… 509 Table 2.13.1 Agricultural holdings with sown areas of vegetable crops by size classes of agricultural lands and by legal status (01.08.2013-31.07.2014)……………………….. 517 Table 2.14 Sown areas of vegetable crops by size classes and by legal status of agricultural holdings (01.08.2013-31.07.2014)………………………………………………………. 525 Table 2.14.1 Sown areas of vegetable crops by size classes of agricultural lands and by legal status of agricultural holdings (01.08.2013-31.07.2014)………………………………………. 533 Table 2.15 Agricultural holdings by size classes of sown areas of melon crops and by legal status (01.08.2013-31.07.2014)………………………………………………………………… 541 Table 2.15.1 Agricultural holdings with sown areas of melon crops by size classes ofagricultural lands and by legal status(01.08.2013-31.07.2014)……………………………………… 549 8 Table 2.16 Sown areas of melon crops by size classes and by legal status of agricultural holdings (01.08.2013-31.07.2014.)………………………………………………………………….. 557 Table 2.16.1 Sown areas of melon crops by size classes of agricultural lands and by legal status of agricultural holdings (01.08.2013-31.07.2014.) …………………………………………. 565 Table 2.17 Agricultural holdings by size classes of sown areas of industrial crops and by legal 573 status (01.08.2013-31.07.2014)…………………………………………………………… Table 2.17.1 Agricultural holdings with sown areas of industrial crops by size classes of agricultural lands and by legal status (01.08.2013-31.07.2014)…………………………. 581 Table 2.18 Sown areas of industrial crops by size classes and by legal status of agricultural holdings (01.08.2013-31.07.2014)……………………………………………………….. 589 Table 2.18.1 Sown areas of industrial crops by size classes of agricultural lands and by legal status of agricultural holdings (01.08.2013-31.07.2014) ………………………………………….. 597 Table 2.19 Agricultural holdings by size classes of sown areas of forage crops and by legal status (01.08.2013-31.07.2014)………………………………………………………………….. 605 Table 2.19.1 Agricultural holdings with sown areas of forage crops by size classes of agricultural 613 lands and by legal status (01.08.2013-31.07.2014)………………………………………. Table 2.20 Sown areas of forage crops by size classes and by legal status of agricultural holdings (01.08.2013-31.07.2014)…………………………………………………………………... 621 Table 2.20.1 Agricultural holdings with sown areas of forage crops by size classes of agricultural lands and by legal status (01.08.2013-31.07.2014)………………………………………. 629 Table 2.21 Flower-growing (except in greenhouses and hothouses) holdings by legal status (01.08.2013-31.07.2014)…………………………………………………………………. 637 Table 2.22 Areas under flowers (except in greenhouses and hothouses) by legal status of agricultural holdings (01.08.2013-31.07.2014.)…………………………………………. 640 Table 2.23 Agricultural holdings by types of sown areas in greenhouses
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