Horticultural Statistics
Horticultural Statistics 2010
31.03.2011
Headlines
- In 2010, the number of horticultural enterprises was 4,491.
- The total area for open-field production was 16,011 hectares and the total area for greenhouse production was 435 hectares.
- In terms of cultivated area, the major open-field vegetables were garden peas (2,827 ha), carrots (1,606 ha), onions (979 ha) and cabbages (591 ha).
- The open-field vegetable crop totalled 163 million kilos, of which carrots accounted for 67 million kilos.
- Berry production amounted to 12 million kilos on 6,152 hectares. Most of this was accounted for by strawberries (10 million kilos and 3,311 ha).
- Greenhouse vegetable production amounted to about 75 million kilos, of which 39 million kilos were tomatoes and a record-breaking 32 million kilos were cucumbers.
- Potted vegetable production totalled about 81 million units, up 7.8 million on the previous year.
- The area under cut flower production decreased to 17 hectares.
- 60 million tulip bulbs were grown.

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Next publication
31.03.2012
Statistics keywords
outdoor cropping, energy consumption, fruit growing, greenhouse cropping, ornamental plants, agriculture, berry growing, gardening, nurseries, vegetable growing
Responsible person for the statistics
Jaakkonen, Anna-Kaisa
firstname.lastname@mmmtike.fi
020 77 21374
Information service
020 77 21 208
tietopalvelu@mmmtike.fi
Related articles
- Hot summer hampers openfield horticulture (31.03.2011)
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- Greenhouse enterprises seek a replacement for fuel oil (25.05.2009)
- Tomato production exceeds 40 million kilos (31.03.2009)
See also
- Publication: Horticultural Statistics
- Eurostat - EU Agriculture Statistics
- FAOSTAT - World Agriculture Statistics
- Profitability of Horticultural Enterprises - MTT Economydoctor
- Prises of horticultural products - Kasvistieto Oy (in Finnish)
- Finnish Horticultural Products Society
- Agricultural statistics: Main results — 2008–09
- Food: from farm to fork statistics
