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Section 2 Selected Agriculture-Population variables by various farm operator characteristics

Canada

Table 2.1-3
Selected Agriculture–Population variables by various farm operator characteristics – Marital status by the farm operator’s highest level of educational attainment for total operators, operators on farms with one operator and operators on farms with two or more operators, census years 2006 and 2001
Canada Marital status
All categories Never married (single) Married (including common law)3 Separated Divorced Widowed
2006 number of farm operators
Symbol:
  • 0true zero or a value rounded to zero
Notes:
  1. This is a count of distinct operators; hence, operators of two or more separate farms were included only once in the total. The figures for the variable "total number of farm operators" in this table are derived from Agriculture-Population Linkage 20% sample data, which have been weighted up to represent the entire population. These figures will differ from corresponding figures appearing in the Farm Data and Farm Operator Data release tables, which were based on data collected for all farms.
  2. Questions pertaining to education on the Census of Population questionnaire changed substantially between 2001 and 2006, principally to reflect developments in Canada's education system. These changes improved the quality of data collected by the census but mean that comparisons with data from previous censuses must be limited. Data for the two census years are compared for two groups: persons without a university degree and persons with a university degree (bachelor and above).
  3. This category includes married couples (husband or wife) and couples living common law (may be of opposite or same sex).
Source:
Statistics Canada, 2006 Census of Agriculture, Agriculture–Population Linkage Data.
Total1 327,055 24,770 278,065 4,350 9,780 10,090
Operators with no university degree2  
Total 294,390 22,645 249,670 3,895 8,735 9,435
On farms with one operator 124,005 13,260 94,070 3,010 7,095 6,565
On farms with two or more operators 170,385 9,390 155,605 885 1,645 2,870
Operators with university degree2  
Total 32,670 2,125 28,390 450 1,040 660
On farms with one operator 13,030 1,315 10,010 320 860 535
On farms with two or more operators 19,635 810 18,385 130 175 120
2001 All categories Never married (single) Married (including common law)3 Separated Divorced Widowed
number of farm operators
Total1 346,200 29,905 293,650 4,225 9,415 9,000
Operators with no university degree2  
Total 316,250 27,425 268,115 3,755 8,420 8,535
On farms with one operator 139,830 15,720 107,835 3,100 7,025 6,150
On farms with two or more operators 176,415 11,705 160,280 655 1,395 2,385
Operators with university degree2  
Total 29,960 2,480 25,535 470 995 475
On farms with one operator 12,630 1,470 9,575 400 840 345
On farms with two or more operators 17,320 1,010 15,960 65 160 130

Newfoundland and Labrador

Table 2.1-3
Selected Agriculture–Population variables by various farm operator characteristics – Marital status by the farm operator’s highest level of educational attainment for total operators, operators on farms with one operator and operators on farms with two or more operators, census years 2006 and 2001
Newfoundland and Labrador Marital status
All categories Never married (single) Married (including common law)3 Separated Divorced Widowed
2006 number of farm operators
Symbol:
  • 0true zero or a value rounded to zero
Notes:
  1. This is a count of distinct operators; hence, operators of two or more separate farms were included only once in the total. The figures for the variable "total number of farm operators" in this table are derived from Agriculture-Population Linkage 20% sample data, which have been weighted up to represent the entire population. These figures will differ from corresponding figures appearing in the Farm Data and Farm Operator Data release tables, which were based on data collected for all farms.
  2. Questions pertaining to education on the Census of Population questionnaire changed substantially between 2001 and 2006, principally to reflect developments in Canada's education system. These changes improved the quality of data collected by the census but mean that comparisons with data from previous censuses must be limited. Data for the two census years are compared for two groups: persons without a university degree and persons with a university degree (bachelor and above).
  3. This category includes married couples (husband or wife) and couples living common law (may be of opposite or same sex).
Source:
Statistics Canada, 2006 Census of Agriculture, Agriculture–Population Linkage Data.
Total1 715 50 595 10 35 30
Operators with no university degree2  
Total 600 40 500 10 20 25
On farms with one operator 345 30 260 5 20 25
On farms with two or more operators 260 15 245 0 0 0
Operators with university degree2  
Total 110 10 100 0 10 0
On farms with one operator 55 10 45 0 10 0
On farms with two or more operators 50 0 55 0 0 0
2001 All categories Never married (single) Married (including common law)3 Separated Divorced Widowed
number of farm operators
Total1 790 70 635 20 20 40
Operators with no university degree2  
Total 665 65 545 15 15 25
On farms with one operator 430 55 325 15 15 20
On farms with two or more operators 235 20 220 5 5 5
Operators with university degree2  
Total 125 5 95 10 0 10
On farms with one operator 75 5 65 5 5 10
On farms with two or more operators 40 5 35 5 0 5

Prince Edward Island

Table 2.1-3
Selected Agriculture–Population variables by various farm operator characteristics – Marital status by the farm operator’s highest level of educational attainment for total operators, operators on farms with one operator and operators on farms with two or more operators, census years 2006 and 2001
Prince Edward Island Marital status
All categories Never married (single) Married (including common law)3 Separated Divorced Widowed
2006 number of farm operators
Symbol:
  • 0true zero or a value rounded to zero
Notes:
  1. This is a count of distinct operators; hence, operators of two or more separate farms were included only once in the total. The figures for the variable "total number of farm operators" in this table are derived from Agriculture-Population Linkage 20% sample data, which have been weighted up to represent the entire population. These figures will differ from corresponding figures appearing in the Farm Data and Farm Operator Data release tables, which were based on data collected for all farms.
  2. Questions pertaining to education on the Census of Population questionnaire changed substantially between 2001 and 2006, principally to reflect developments in Canada's education system. These changes improved the quality of data collected by the census but mean that comparisons with data from previous censuses must be limited. Data for the two census years are compared for two groups: persons without a university degree and persons with a university degree (bachelor and above).
  3. This category includes married couples (husband or wife) and couples living common law (may be of opposite or same sex).
Source:
Statistics Canada, 2006 Census of Agriculture, Agriculture–Population Linkage Data.
Total1 2,335 220 1,925 50 85 55
Operators with no university degree2  
Total 1,980 180 1,630 55 75 45
On farms with one operator 1,015 110 760 30 75 40
On farms with two or more operators 965 70 865 15 0 10
Operators with university degree2  
Total 355 45 300 0 5 0
On farms with one operator 115 20 75 0 5 5
On farms with two or more operators 235 20 220 0 0 0
2001 All categories Never married (single) Married (including common law)3 Separated Divorced Widowed
number of farm operators
Total1 2,450 310 2,010 30 60 35
Operators with no university degree2  
Total 2,155 275 1,755 35 55 35
On farms with one operator 1,160 145 925 30 35 20
On farms with two or more operators 995 125 820 10 15 20
Operators with university degree2  
Total 300 40 265 5 5 0
On farms with one operator 145 25 110 5 5 0
On farms with two or more operators 160 5 150 0 0 0

Nova Scotia

Table 2.1-3
Selected Agriculture–Population variables by various farm operator characteristics – Marital status by the farm operator’s highest level of educational attainment for total operators, operators on farms with one operator and operators on farms with two or more operators, census years 2006 and 2001
Nova Scotia Marital status
All categories Never married (single) Married (including common law)3 Separated Divorced Widowed
2006 number of farm operators
Symbol:
  • 0true zero or a value rounded to zero
Notes:
  1. This is a count of distinct operators; hence, operators of two or more separate farms were included only once in the total. The figures for the variable "total number of farm operators" in this table are derived from Agriculture-Population Linkage 20% sample data, which have been weighted up to represent the entire population. These figures will differ from corresponding figures appearing in the Farm Data and Farm Operator Data release tables, which were based on data collected for all farms.
  2. Questions pertaining to education on the Census of Population questionnaire changed substantially between 2001 and 2006, principally to reflect developments in Canada's education system. These changes improved the quality of data collected by the census but mean that comparisons with data from previous censuses must be limited. Data for the two census years are compared for two groups: persons without a university degree and persons with a university degree (bachelor and above).
  3. This category includes married couples (husband or wife) and couples living common law (may be of opposite or same sex).
Source:
Statistics Canada, 2006 Census of Agriculture, Agriculture–Population Linkage Data.
Total1 5,095 340 4,360 65 165 160
Operators with no university degree2  
Total 4,275 275 3,640 50 155 145
On farms with one operator 2,250 190 1,795 45 135 85
On farms with two or more operators 2,030 90 1,845 5 20 65
Operators with university degree2  
Total 830 60 730 10 10 10
On farms with one operator 340 35 275 15 10 15
On farms with two or more operators 485 35 450 0 0 0
2001 All categories Never married (single) Married (including common law)3 Separated Divorced Widowed
number of farm operators
Total1 5,070 465 4,270 115 80 145
Operators with no university degree2  
Total 4,285 395 3,590 85 80 140
On farms with one operator 2,425 295 1,875 70 75 110
On farms with two or more operators 1,865 95 1,715 25 5 25
Operators with university degree2  
Total 780 80 675 20 10 5
On farms with one operator 395 50 325 25 5 0
On farms with two or more operators 385 35 350 0 5 5

New Brunswick

Table 2.1-3
Selected Agriculture–Population variables by various farm operator characteristics – Marital status by the farm operator’s highest level of educational attainment for total operators, operators on farms with one operator and operators on farms with two or more operators, census years 2006 and 2001
New Brunswick Marital status
All categories Never married (single) Married (including common law)3 Separated Divorced Widowed
2006 number of farm operators
Symbol:
  • 0true zero or a value rounded to zero
Notes:
  1. This is a count of distinct operators; hence, operators of two or more separate farms were included only once in the total. The figures for the variable "total number of farm operators" in this table are derived from Agriculture-Population Linkage 20% sample data, which have been weighted up to represent the entire population. These figures will differ from corresponding figures appearing in the Farm Data and Farm Operator Data release tables, which were based on data collected for all farms.
  2. Questions pertaining to education on the Census of Population questionnaire changed substantially between 2001 and 2006, principally to reflect developments in Canada's education system. These changes improved the quality of data collected by the census but mean that comparisons with data from previous censuses must be limited. Data for the two census years are compared for two groups: persons without a university degree and persons with a university degree (bachelor and above).
  3. This category includes married couples (husband or wife) and couples living common law (may be of opposite or same sex).
Source:
Statistics Canada, 2006 Census of Agriculture, Agriculture–Population Linkage Data.
Total1 3,695 210 3,165 65 115 125
Operators with no university degree2  
Total 3,220 190 2,755 65 105 110
On farms with one operator 1,730 120 1,445 50 80 45
On farms with two or more operators 1,490 75 1,320 15 25 60
Operators with university degree2  
Total 470 30 410 10 15 15
On farms with one operator 190 15 155 5 5 10
On farms with two or more operators 275 10 255 0 10 15
2001 All categories Never married (single) Married (including common law)3 Separated Divorced Widowed
number of farm operators
Total1 3,895 320 3,305 55 115 95
Operators with no university degree2  
Total 3,515 280 2,990 55 95 95
On farms with one operator 2,000 185 1,605 35 85 85
On farms with two or more operators 1,520 90 1,385 20 10 10
Operators with university degree2  
Total 385 40 315 5 20 0
On farms with one operator 200 35 140 5 20 0
On farms with two or more operators 180 0 180 5 0 5

Quebec

Table 2.1-3
Selected Agriculture–Population variables by various farm operator characteristics – Marital status by the farm operator’s highest level of educational attainment for total operators, operators on farms with one operator and operators on farms with two or more operators, census years 2006 and 2001
Quebec Marital status
All categories Never married (single) Married (including common law)3 Separated Divorced Widowed
2006 number of farm operators
Symbol:
  • 0true zero or a value rounded to zero
Notes:
  1. This is a count of distinct operators; hence, operators of two or more separate farms were included only once in the total. The figures for the variable "total number of farm operators" in this table are derived from Agriculture-Population Linkage 20% sample data, which have been weighted up to represent the entire population. These figures will differ from corresponding figures appearing in the Farm Data and Farm Operator Data release tables, which were based on data collected for all farms.
  2. Questions pertaining to education on the Census of Population questionnaire changed substantially between 2001 and 2006, principally to reflect developments in Canada's education system. These changes improved the quality of data collected by the census but mean that comparisons with data from previous censuses must be limited. Data for the two census years are compared for two groups: persons without a university degree and persons with a university degree (bachelor and above).
  3. This category includes married couples (husband or wife) and couples living common law (may be of opposite or same sex).
Source:
Statistics Canada, 2006 Census of Agriculture, Agriculture–Population Linkage Data.
Total1 45,470 4,400 38,080 415 1,570 1,005
Operators with no university degree2  
Total 42,195 4,170 35,335 390 1,405 900
On farms with one operator 16,010 2,260 11,850 280 1,040 575
On farms with two or more operators 26,190 1,910 23,480 105 355 335
Operators with university degree2  
Total 3,280 225 2,750 25 170 105
On farms with one operator 1,480 155 1,065 25 160 75
On farms with two or more operators 1,805 70 1,690 5 0 30
2001 All categories Never married (single) Married (including common law)3 Separated Divorced Widowed
number of farm operators
Total1 47,380 4,765 39,920 445 1,330 920
Operators with no university degree2  
Total 44,355 4,490 37,400 400 1,190 870
On farms with one operator 17,180 2,125 13,295 290 920 560
On farms with two or more operators 27,175 2,365 24,110 115 275 305
Operators with university degree2  
Total 3,030 270 2,515 45 145 55
On farms with one operator 1,360 160 1,005 35 105 45
On farms with two or more operators 1,665 110 1,515 15 35 5

Ontario

Table 2.1-3
Selected Agriculture–Population variables by various farm operator characteristics – Marital status by the farm operator’s highest level of educational attainment for total operators, operators on farms with one operator and operators on farms with two or more operators, census years 2006 and 2001
Ontario Marital status
All categories Never married (single) Married (including common law)3 Separated Divorced Widowed
2006 number of farm operators
Symbol:
  • 0true zero or a value rounded to zero
Notes:
  1. This is a count of distinct operators; hence, operators of two or more separate farms were included only once in the total. The figures for the variable "total number of farm operators" in this table are derived from Agriculture-Population Linkage 20% sample data, which have been weighted up to represent the entire population. These figures will differ from corresponding figures appearing in the Farm Data and Farm Operator Data release tables, which were based on data collected for all farms.
  2. Questions pertaining to education on the Census of Population questionnaire changed substantially between 2001 and 2006, principally to reflect developments in Canada's education system. These changes improved the quality of data collected by the census but mean that comparisons with data from previous censuses must be limited. Data for the two census years are compared for two groups: persons without a university degree and persons with a university degree (bachelor and above).
  3. This category includes married couples (husband or wife) and couples living common law (may be of opposite or same sex).
Source:
Statistics Canada, 2006 Census of Agriculture, Agriculture–Population Linkage Data.
Total1 82,410 5,730 70,675 1,230 2,065 2,710
Operators with no university degree2  
Total 72,820 5,105 62,425 1,075 1,690 2,520
On farms with one operator 29,600 2,740 23,025 830 1,300 1,710
On farms with two or more operators 43,215 2,370 39,400 245 395 810
Operators with university degree2  
Total 9,590 620 8,250 155 370 190
On farms with one operator 3,705 330 2,805 115 290 165
On farms with two or more operators 5,880 290 5,445 45 75 30
2001 All categories Never married (single) Married (including common law)3 Separated Divorced Widowed
number of farm operators
Total1 85,015 6,320 73,175 1,080 1,980 2,455
Operators with no university degree2  
Total 76,270 5,535 65,725 965 1,715 2,325
On farms with one operator 32,120 2,630 25,700 775 1,425 1,590
On farms with two or more operators 44,150 2,910 40,035 185 295 730
Operators with university degree2  
Total 8,750 780 7,455 115 260 140
On farms with one operator 3,735 430 2,895 100 200 105
On farms with two or more operators 5,015 355 4,560 10 60 35

Manitoba

Table 2.1-3
Selected Agriculture–Population variables by various farm operator characteristics – Marital status by the farm operator’s highest level of educational attainment for total operators, operators on farms with one operator and operators on farms with two or more operators, census years 2006 and 2001
Manitoba Marital status
All categories Never married (single) Married (including common law)3 Separated Divorced Widowed
2006 number of farm operators
Symbol:
  • 0true zero or a value rounded to zero
Notes:
  1. This is a count of distinct operators; hence, operators of two or more separate farms were included only once in the total. The figures for the variable "total number of farm operators" in this table are derived from Agriculture-Population Linkage 20% sample data, which have been weighted up to represent the entire population. These figures will differ from corresponding figures appearing in the Farm Data and Farm Operator Data release tables, which were based on data collected for all farms.
  2. Questions pertaining to education on the Census of Population questionnaire changed substantially between 2001 and 2006, principally to reflect developments in Canada's education system. These changes improved the quality of data collected by the census but mean that comparisons with data from previous censuses must be limited. Data for the two census years are compared for two groups: persons without a university degree and persons with a university degree (bachelor and above).
  3. This category includes married couples (husband or wife) and couples living common law (may be of opposite or same sex).
Source:
Statistics Canada, 2006 Census of Agriculture, Agriculture–Population Linkage Data.
Total1 26,625 2,365 22,525 400 610 720
Operators with no university degree2  
Total 24,435 2,135 20,730 335 570 670
On farms with one operator 10,925 1,255 8,425 285 490 475
On farms with two or more operators 13,510 880 12,300 55 85 200
Operators with university degree2  
Total 2,180 230 1,805 60 35 50
On farms with one operator 915 125 655 50 40 50
On farms with two or more operators 1,265 110 1,145 5 0 5
2001 All categories Never married (single) Married (including common law)3 Separated Divorced Widowed
number of farm operators
Total1 28,795 3,140 24,020 310 710 605
Operators with no university degree2  
Total 26,760 2,875 22,365 280 640 590
On farms with one operator 12,740 1,660 9,870 270 545 385
On farms with two or more operators 14,020 1,215 12,490 10 95 205
Operators with university degree2  
Total 2,035 260 1,655 25 65 25
On farms with one operator 860 160 600 25 60 5
On farms with two or more operators 1,180 100 1,050 5 10 10

Saskatchewan

Table 2.1-3
Selected Agriculture–Population variables by various farm operator characteristics – Marital status by the farm operator’s highest level of educational attainment for total operators, operators on farms with one operator and operators on farms with two or more operators, census years 2006 and 2001
Saskatchewan Marital status
All categories Never married (single) Married (including common law)3 Separated Divorced Widowed
2006 number of farm operators
Symbol:
  • 0true zero or a value rounded to zero
Notes:
  1. This is a count of distinct operators; hence, operators of two or more separate farms were included only once in the total. The figures for the variable "total number of farm operators" in this table are derived from Agriculture-Population Linkage 20% sample data, which have been weighted up to represent the entire population. These figures will differ from corresponding figures appearing in the Farm Data and Farm Operator Data release tables, which were based on data collected for all farms.
  2. Questions pertaining to education on the Census of Population questionnaire changed substantially between 2001 and 2006, principally to reflect developments in Canada's education system. These changes improved the quality of data collected by the census but mean that comparisons with data from previous censuses must be limited. Data for the two census years are compared for two groups: persons without a university degree and persons with a university degree (bachelor and above).
  3. This category includes married couples (husband or wife) and couples living common law (may be of opposite or same sex).
Source:
Statistics Canada, 2006 Census of Agriculture, Agriculture–Population Linkage Data.
Total1 59,190 5,400 49,400 790 1,645 1,940
Operators with no university degree2  
Total 54,485 5,085 45,230 730 1,565 1,875
On farms with one operator 27,745 3,455 20,885 625 1,315 1,475
On farms with two or more operators 26,745 1,625 24,350 110 245 400
Operators with university degree2  
Total 4,700 320 4,170 60 85 60
On farms with one operator 2,055 220 1,680 25 70 55
On farms with two or more operators 2,645 100 2,490 40 10 5
2001 All categories Never married (single) Married (including common law)3 Separated Divorced Widowed
number of farm operators
Total1 66,205 7,065 54,700 850 1,595 1,985
Operators with no university degree2  
Total 61,705 6,665 50,920 765 1,485 1,875
On farms with one operator 33,030 4,610 25,045 675 1,285 1,415
On farms with two or more operators 28,680 2,060 25,875 85 200 460
Operators with university degree2  
Total 4,495 400 3,775 95 115 105
On farms with one operator 2,045 260 1,515 90 100 85
On farms with two or more operators 2,450 145 2,265 10 15 25

Alberta

Table 2.1-3
Selected Agriculture–Population variables by various farm operator characteristics – Marital status by the farm operator’s highest level of educational attainment for total operators, operators on farms with one operator and operators on farms with two or more operators, census years 2006 and 2001
Alberta Marital status
All categories Never married (single) Married (including common law)3 Separated Divorced Widowed
2006 number of farm operators
Symbol:
  • 0true zero or a value rounded to zero
Notes:
  1. This is a count of distinct operators; hence, operators of two or more separate farms were included only once in the total. The figures for the variable "total number of farm operators" in this table are derived from Agriculture-Population Linkage 20% sample data, which have been weighted up to represent the entire population. These figures will differ from corresponding figures appearing in the Farm Data and Farm Operator Data release tables, which were based on data collected for all farms.
  2. Questions pertaining to education on the Census of Population questionnaire changed substantially between 2001 and 2006, principally to reflect developments in Canada's education system. These changes improved the quality of data collected by the census but mean that comparisons with data from previous censuses must be limited. Data for the two census years are compared for two groups: persons without a university degree and persons with a university degree (bachelor and above).
  3. This category includes married couples (husband or wife) and couples living common law (may be of opposite or same sex).
Source:
Statistics Canada, 2006 Census of Agriculture, Agriculture–Population Linkage Data.
Total1 71,665 4,595 61,565 850 2,280 2,370
Operators with no university degree2  
Total 64,975 4,230 55,640 785 2,105 2,220
On farms with one operator 25,530 2,555 19,170 555 1,770 1,490
On farms with two or more operators 39,445 1,675 36,475 225 335 735
Operators with university degree2  
Total 6,685 360 5,930 70 185 150
On farms with one operator 2,595 245 2,040 40 150 125
On farms with two or more operators 4,090 115 3,885 25 30 30
2001 All categories Never married (single) Married (including common law)3 Separated Divorced Widowed
number of farm operators
Total1 76,265 5,620 65,480 765 2,480 1,910
Operators with no university degree2  
Total 70,005 5,200 60,060 680 2,255 1,805
On farms with one operator 29,455 3,180 22,345 580 1,910 1,420
On farms with two or more operators 40,550 2,010 37,710 105 340 385
Operators with university degree2  
Total 6,260 425 5,425 80 230 100
On farms with one operator 2,485 245 1,870 75 215 80
On farms with two or more operators 3,785 170 3,560 10 15 25

British Columbia

Table 2.1-3
Selected Agriculture–Population variables by various farm operator characteristics – Marital status by the farm operator’s highest level of educational attainment for total operators, operators on farms with one operator and operators on farms with two or more operators, census years 2006 and 2001
British Columbia Marital status
All categories Never married (single) Married (including common law)3 Separated Divorced Widowed
2006 number of farm operators
Symbol:
  • 0true zero or a value rounded to zero
Notes:
  1. This is a count of distinct operators; hence, operators of two or more separate farms were included only once in the total. The figures for the variable "total number of farm operators" in this table are derived from Agriculture-Population Linkage 20% sample data, which have been weighted up to represent the entire population. These figures will differ from corresponding figures appearing in the Farm Data and Farm Operator Data release tables, which were based on data collected for all farms.
  2. Questions pertaining to education on the Census of Population questionnaire changed substantially between 2001 and 2006, principally to reflect developments in Canada's education system. These changes improved the quality of data collected by the census but mean that comparisons with data from previous censuses must be limited. Data for the two census years are compared for two groups: persons without a university degree and persons with a university degree (bachelor and above).
  3. This category includes married couples (husband or wife) and couples living common law (may be of opposite or same sex).
Source:
Statistics Canada, 2006 Census of Agriculture, Agriculture–Population Linkage Data.
Total1 29,865 1,455 25,760 465 1,205 985
Operators with no university degree2  
Total 25,390 1,235 21,790 405 1,040 905
On farms with one operator 8,845 560 6,465 300 870 660
On farms with two or more operators 16,545 680 15,325 105 180 255
Operators with university degree2  
Total 4,480 220 3,960 60 160 75
On farms with one operator 1,575 150 1,205 45 120 60
On farms with two or more operators 2,905 75 2,760 10 45 10
2001 All categories Never married (single) Married (including common law)3 Separated Divorced Widowed
number of farm operators
Total1 30,335 1,815 26,130 525 1,050 815
Operators with no university degree2  
Total 26,535 1,640 22,760 465 890 775
On farms with one operator 9,305 840 6,845 360 730 540
On farms with two or more operators 17,220 805 15,915 105 165 240
Operators with university degree2  
Total 3,795 175 3,365 60 160 35
On farms with one operator 1,345 85 1,060 40 135 15
On farms with two or more operators 2,455 85 2,310 20 25 15
Date Modified: 2008-12-02

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