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    A Census Atlas of Irish Agriculture

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    Author
    Commins, Patrick
    Lafferty, F.
    Walsh, Jim A.
    Keyword
    Agriculture - Ireland
    agriculural economy
    census statistics
    trends
    Date
    1999-08-01
    
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    http://hdl.handle.net/11019/1322
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    Commins, P., Lafferty, F., Walsh, J.A., A Census Atlas of Irish Agriculture, End of Project Reports, Teagasc, 1999.
    Abstract
    Computerised mapping systems were developed to analyse agricultural census statistics and data from agricultural policy administration sources. The objective was to identify local geographical variations in the structure and trends in the agricultural economy by mapping the available information, principally at the level of the District Electoral Division (DED) and the Rural District (RD). There were 3,113 DEDs and 156 RDs in the analysis. The main database was the 1991 Census of Agriculture, the latest available. Some statistics are updated annually and where possible these were used in tabular form to trace the 1991- 1997 trends for Regional Authority areas. Conclusions: There are distinctive farming regions in the country whose boundaries span unevenly across county limits. These are undergoing different processes of change depending on their resource base, their responses to economic imperatives, and the policy environment. • Commercial farming has become increasingly associated with areas south and east of a line from Limerick to Dundalk. • It is likely that policies and trends post 2000 will further increase the differences in resource use between commercial farming and other areas.
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