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Head cabbageHead cabbage in Germany(Brassica oleracea var. capitata)CountryStateCropArea2010 (ha) (+/-2005)Area2005 haGermany Head cabbage 9,408 ha (-1%) 9,516 haGermany White Cabbage 6,130 ha (+0%) 6,108 haGermany Red cabbage 2,213 ha (-1%) 2,186 haGermany Savoy cabbage 1,065 ha (+3%) 1,200 haSchleswig-Holstein(2010 = 34% from Germany)3,172 ha (+5%) 3,018 haNorth Rhine-Westphalia (2010= 21% from Germany) 1,971 ha (-6%) 2,088 haBavaria (2010 = 17 % from Germany) 1,607 ha (+15%) 1,397 haBaden-Württemberg (2010 = 8 % from Germany) 795 ha (-2%) 815 ha
Important Head cabbage area in Germany!Germany 2010: 9,408 ha3,172 haSchleswig-Holstein1,971 haNorth Rhine-WestphaliaBaden-Württemberg795 ha1,607 haBavaria
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