Irish Agricultural Production, Its Volume and StructureAnalysis of the development of agriculture in Ireland - covers historical aspects, land tenure, the role of UK, political problems, inflation, population growth, agricultural production, animal production, agricultural policy, agrarian reform and the economic implications thereof, rural development, taxation, etc. References. |
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acre agricultural output agricultural production annum average bacon barley Battle of Waterloo beef birth rate Britain butter calves capital Cattle Acts cattle and sheep cattle prices cattle production cent cereal competitive rents conacre corn Corn Laws cost countries cow numbers dairying Danish decades decline demand Denmark dry cattle economic economic surplus effect eighteenth century emigration England and Wales estimated expansion exports extensive factors Famine farmers feed fertility grassland grazing greater gross output growth higher important improvement income increase industry inputs insecurity of tenure investment Ireland Irish agriculture Irish farming labour land land reclamation land-tax landlords less livestock marriage milk million output per acre paid pastoral farming pasture period potatoes pre-Famine profitable proportion rapidly relative result rise root crop sheep numbers Statistics subsidy sugar-beet supply surplus TABLE tenants tended tenure system tillage acreage trade trend United Kingdom wheat yields