Concept variable

Standard gross margin of an agricultural holding

	Norwegian (bokmål) Norwegian (nynorsk)
Name	Standard gross margin of an agricultural holding
Definition	The standard gross margin (SGM) is the balance between the standard value of output and the standard value of certain direct costs. SGMs are calculated at regional level per area unit (decare, square metre) and head of livestock for related crops and livestock categories. The SGM for an enterprise within the holding is the SGM per area unit/head of livestock multiplied by the total of the relevant crop/livestock category. The total SGM of the holding is the sum of all enterprises run by the holding.
Valid from	1999-07-31
Valid to	2009-07-31
Owner	430 - Division for primary industry
Comments	SDB for the various crop and livestock productions were basis for the classification of agricultural holdings by type of farming and economic size for the years 1999 - 2009.
Statistical unit	Establishment
Subject	10.04.10 - Agriculture, hunting, wildlife conservation
Statistics	Structure of Agriculture
Linked to Variable Definition	Type of farming of agricultural holdings
Classification	Classification of agricultural holdings by economic size (SGM)