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178 Evaluation of Opportunities for Converting Indigenous UK Wastes to Wastes and Energy AEA/ED45551/Issue 1 Table 92 Crop area potentially generating straw, by crop type and region of the UK 302 Year Region Crop area (‘000 ha) 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 East Midlands Wheat 353 386 348 347 343 Other Cereals 104 90 82 82 84 Oilseed rape 101 106 117 114 139 East of England Wheat 481 513 486 472 470 Other Cereals 177 161 146 143 145 Oilseed rape 94 91 101 104 130 North East Wheat 66 71 68 65 66 Other Cereals 48 44 42 42 43 Oilseed rape 22 25 25 23 27 North West Wheat 28 36 31 31 30 Other Cereals 44 45 42 41 42 Oilseed rape 4 4 4 4 4 South East and Wheat 241 251 241 237 229 London Other Cereals 99 89 79 81 86 Oilseed rape 75 81 83 79 92 South West Wheat 174 191 180 176 172 Other Cereals 139 130 118 119 124 Oilseed rape 41 48 47 45 52 West Midlands Wheat 150 167 157 155 153 Other Cereals 80 70 64 65 69 Oilseed rape 33 36 38 34 43 Yorkshire and Wheat 233 252 237 227 227 Humber Other Cereals 126 116 108 107 111 Oilseed rape 54 65 66 61 76 England -Total 10379 10728 10182 9977 10343 Scotland Wheat 88 101 96 100 103 114 Other Cereals 321 314 295 274. 279 320 Oilseed rape 35 39 36 34 36 34 Wales Wheat 15 15 15 16 - Other Cereals 24 25 22 19 - Oilseed rape 3 3 3 3 - Northern Wheat 7 9 8 9 9 12 Ireland Other Cereals 28 27 26 23 23 - Oilseed rape 0.1 0.3 0.3 0.5 0.4 - UK – Total 12197 12896 11935 11648 302 Data collated from Defra Farm Survey 2008, Welsh Agricultural Statistics 2007, http://wales.gov.uk/docrepos/40368/4038231/statistics/agriculture/agric2008/was07/was07ch1.xls?lang=en , The Agricultural Census of Northern Ireland and Statistical tables and graphs showing the final results of the 2008 June Agricultural and Horticultural Census, Scotland, http://www.scotland.gov.uk/News/Releases/2009/01/14164908.
Evaluation of Opportunities for Converting Indigenous UK Wastes to Wastes and Energy AEA/ED45551/Issue 1 Table 93 Nutrient values of straw, taken from the ADAS Report for NNFCC. 303 Nutrient value /t £/kg* Value £/t Wheat N - 5.0 kg 1.13 5.65 P2O5 - 1.3 kg 1.45 1.89 K2O - 9.3 kg 1.00 9.30 Total 16.84 Barley N - 6.0 kg 1.13 6.78 P2O5 - 1.5 kg 1.45 2.18 K2O – 12.6 kg 1.00 12.60 Total 21.56 Oilseed Rape N - 7.7 kg 1.13 8.70 P2O5 - 2.2 kg 1.45 3.19 K2O – 11.5 kg 1.00 11.50 Total 23.39 Table 94 Total Fowl Numbers raised on bedding, by region for the UK East Midlands East of England North East North West South East inc. London South West West Midlands Yorkshire and Humber England – Total Northern Ireland Scotland Wales UK – Total Total Fowls Total Layers Fowls raised on bedding 24,177,981 6,816,531 17,361,450 25,312,303 2,458,942 22,853,361 2,428,461 295,369 2,133,092 8,262,834 2,453,187 5,809,647 9,866,970 4,009,313 5,857,657 18,315,773 5,952,707 12,363,066 16,602,106 2,914,044 13,688,062 14,408,052 2,519,278 11,888,774 119,374,480 27,419,371 91,955,109 16,321,500 2,398,500 13,923,000 8,308,280 2,920,240 5,388,040 5,836,436 1,532,725 4,303,711 1.5 x 10 8 34,270,836 115,729,164 303 Addressing the land use issues for non-food crops in response to increasing fuel and energy generation opportunities, ADAS for NNFCC, 2008, http://www.nnfcc.co.uk/metadot/index.pl?id=8253;isa=DBRow;op=show;dbview_id=2539 179
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