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Title	Results of the 2011 Agriculture, Forestry and Fishery Survey
Date	2012-04-17
▣ Farm, forest and fishery household   - As of December 1st, 2011, the number of farm households was 1,163 thousand households. The number of      fishery households was 63 thousand households. The number of forest households was      95 thousand households.   - The size of farm, forest and fishery households got smaller and smaller. The aging of farm, forest and fishery      household population was faster than that of the total population. ▣ Agriculture   - As for farm households by province, Gyeongbuk occupied the largest share, which was followed by Jeonnam and      Chungnam.   - The number of farm households with agricultural area of 'under 0.5ha' and '5.0ha and over' showed an upward trend.   - The number of farm households growing paddy rice and food grains recorded a downward trend.      The number of farm households growing vegetables and fruits recorded an upward trend.   - Farm households whose annual sales totaled 100 million won and over accounted for 2.4 percent of the total farm      households. ▣ Fishery (Marine fisheries)   - As for fishery households by province, Jeonnam occupied the largest share, which was followed by Chungnam and      Gyeongnam.   - Aquaculture households went up by 2.5 percent. Fishing  households went down by 6.1 percent.   - Fishery households whose annual sales totaled 100 million won and over accounted for 9.9 percent of the total      fishery households. ▣ Forestry   -‘Only growing' households occupied 88.7 percent of the total forest households.   - As for forest households by item of picking, households picking up pine mushrooms occupied the largest share      at 30.7 percent.   - As for forest households by item of growing, households growing astringent persimmons occupied the largest share of      the total 'growing' households, which was followed by households growing ornament crops and households growing      wild greens. ※ For more information, refer to the attached file.
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