Norwegian cattle in 2007
Published: 05 February, 2008
Statistics Norway reports that there were 906,247 cattle on farms in Norway in 2007, compared with 922,976 in 2006 and 1.03 million back in 1999. The average number of cattle per agricultural holding last year was 46, compared with 44.5 in 2006.
The largest number of cattle per holding, 59.1, in 2007 was in Nord Trøndelag county, followed by 58 in Vestfold county. The smallest number per holding, 27.7, was in Hordaland county, followed by 28.5 in Sogn og Fjordane county.
E-mail Updates
Poll
Are automotive OEM's destroying leathers natural properties by increasing their own technical and physical specifications?
Most Read Articles
- Prevent Leather increase tanning capacity
- Who are the world’s Top 20 Tanners in 2012?
- Leather technician (m/f) for SQA (Supp...
- Stahl’s sporty theme for Autumn/Winter 2...
- Hebei province most productive tanning r...
- Judgement favours Argos in DMF case
- Tanning industry hit by live animal exports
- Leather waste turns to medical treasure
- Students to highlight leather at Silvers...
- Kenya set-up a ‘Leather Council’
