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Farm specialization and scale of dairy production in Finland. In: Economics of dairy production and processing, lectures given by the Finnish participants at the second Finnish-Hungarian-Polish seminar of agricultural economists in Poland, April 24-28, 1978

Aaltonen, S.

Maatalouden Taloudellisen Tutkimuslaitoksen TIEDONANTOJA (53/1): 20

1978


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Agriculture is important in the Finnish economy: the country is self-sufficient in the main agricultural products, and 14.7% of the population are employed in agriculture. The number of farms has decreased dramatically since 1970. The structure of farming has changed: the traditional very versatile Finnish farm is being replaced by increased specialization in milk, beef, pork and egg production.

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