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Title	Final Results of the 2010 Census of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries
Date	2011-08-30
◎ The number and population of farm, forest and fishery households   - As of December 1, 2010, the number of farm, forest and fishery households was 1,343 thousand households.      The population of farm, forest and fishery households was 3,499 thousand persons.   - The share of farm, forest and fishery households showed a continuously downward trend. And the size of farm,      forest and fishery households got smaller and smaller.   - The aging of the population of farm, forest and fishery households was 2.8 times faster than that of the total      population.   - The share of single males in their thirties or forties in farm households was larger than that for the total households. ◎ Agriculture   - The share of farm households marked the highest figure in Gyeongbuk, which was followed by Jeonnam and      Chungnam.   - The number of part-time farm households showed an increase. The number of farm households with 3.0 hectares or      more showed a predominant increase, indicating the scale-up of farm households. ◎ Fisheries (Marine fisheries)   - As for the number of fishery households by province, Jeonnam marked the highest figure. As for the number of      fishery households by Si & Gun, Wando-gun, Jeonnam marked the highest figure.   - 7 out of 10 fishery households were part-time households. As for type of fishery, fishing households using fishing      vessels occupied 44.2 percent of the total fishery households, which recorded the largest share. ◎ Forestry   - As for the number of forest households by province, Gyeongbuk marked the highest figure. As for the number of      forest households by Si & Gun, Cheongdo-gun, Gyeongbuk marked the highest figure.   - The number of part-time forest households marked an increase. Part-time forest households occupied 93.4 percent      of the total forest households. ※ For more information, refer to the attached file.
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