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ARCHIVE: UK Agricultural Accounts
Agricultural accounts are a tool for analysing the economic situation of agriculture. The accounts are used to support policy making in the UK and EU. They also form part of the UK National Account and the Regional Accounts produced by the Office for National Statistics that measure performance across all sectors.
The agricultural account includes the aggregate income of the agriculture sector, known as Total Income from Farming (TIFF). This measure shows the performance of the whole agricultural industry.
Other income measures designed to compare performance across different farming types, including Farm Business Income, are also available.
Latest statistics notice
Aggregate Agricultural Accounts for the United Kingdom 2009 (published 25 November 2010)
Coverage: UK
Geographic Breakdown: n/a
Next release date: April - preliminary estimates of Total Income from Farming and agricultural accounts, with detailed information being published in Agriculture in the United Kingdom. November - updated agricultural accounts. For actual publication dates please see the National Statistics release calendar.
Enquiries and feedback: Please contact us if you need further information. We'd also like to know what you use this release for, or if you think it could be improved. Please email: keith.seabridge@defra.gsi.gov.uk or phone:++44 (0)1904 455080
Page last modified:
25 November, 2010
Page published: 18 March, 2010