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Vegetable crops area (ha) in Germany!84,526 ha99,937 ha107,771 ha112,328 haVegetable vegetable crops:In 15 years + 33%Cruciferous cropsin 15 yearsa decrease of 6%Crucifereous crops25,669 ha 25,631 ha 24,800 ha 24,191 haProportion of cruciferous crops of the German vegetable area (%)30% 26% 23% 22%1995 2000 2005 2010
CropCruciferous crops in GermanyArea1995 haArea2010 ha+ / -2010 to 1995Open air vegetable 84,526 ha 112,328 ha 33 %Cruciferae family 25,669 ha 24,191 -6%Red cabbage 3,155 ha 2,213 ha -30 %Savoy cabbage 1,483 ha 1,065 ha -28 %Cauliflower 5,959 ha 4,491 ha -25 %Radish large 991 ha 765 ha -23 %White cabbage 7,626 ha 6,130 ha -20 %Chinese Cabbage 1,062 ha 1,046 ha -2 %Kohlrabi 2,267 ha 2,329 ha 3 %Brussels Sprouts 575 ha 721 ha 25 %Broccoli 1,173 ha 2,057 ha 75 %Radish small 1,378 ha 3,374 ha 145 %Cruciferae % of thevegetable area in Germany30% 22%
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