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Table 7 Comparison of the distributions of the farms in the considered sub-sample and in the whole FADN sample within geographical areas and altimetry zones

From: Do CAP direct payments stabilise farm income? Empirical evidences from a constant sample of Italian farms

  

Sub-sample

Whole sample (2012)

Similaritya

N. of farms

%

N. of farms

%

93 %

Types of farming (TF)

Code

     

 Specialist field crops

1

571

24 %

3007

27 %

 

 Specialist horticulture

2

276

11 %

824

7 %

 

 Specialist permanent crops

3

715

30 %

3073

27 %

 

 Specialist grazing livestock

4

492

20 %

2504

22 %

 

 Specialist granivore

5

84

3 %

524

5 %

 

 Mixed cropping

6

161

7 %

691

6 %

 

 Mixed livestock and Mixed crops-livestock

7

103

4 %

566

5 %

 

Economic size (ESU classes)

     

98 %

 Small (Classes 1, 2 and 3)

 

697

29 %

3100

28 %

 

 Medium (Classes 4, 5, 6)

 

1595

66 %

7311

65 %

 

 Large (Classes 7 and 8)

 

110

5 %

778

7 %

 

 Whole country

 

2402

100 %

11189

100 %

 
  1. Source: own elaboration on Italian FADN data
  2. aFinger and Kreinin (1979) similarity index. 100 % means complete similarity