Norway Yearbook - 2003

Agriculture, hunting and forestry
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Aggregate account of forestry, logging and related service activities1.
Million kroner
1998*1999* 2000* 2001*
A. Income
1. Forest products delivered during the year (producers price)
a. Timber for sale 2608 2 574 2 408 2515
b. Timber consumed on farms 51 57 55 55
c. Fuelwood for sale and consum on farms 175 254 246 241
d. Hunting and fishery1 327 342 341 354
e. Christmas trees 204 208 215 221
f. Parts of plants for ornamental purposes 37 38 39 40
Total 3401 3472 3303 3427
2. Investment work carried out by use of own production factors
a. Forest regeneration work 114 97 100 96
b. Construction of forest roads 25 23 23 21
Total 139 120 123 117
Income, total 3 540 3 592 3426 3 544
B. Expenditure
3. Operational expenditure
a. Services delivered by contractors 732 732 727 745
b. Timber scaling 29 30 28 29
c. Forest management plans 50 50 57 36
d. Supplementary planting 9 8 7 6
Total 819 821 819 815
4. Goods and services received from other sectors
a. Hiring of machinery from farming 59 57 59 63
b. Othergoodsand services 123 121 130 135
c. Repair and maintenance work 275 282 284 266
Total 457 460 472 465
Expenditure, total 1 277 1 281 1 291 1 280
Gross product of forestry 2263 2311 2 135 2 264
5. Consumption of fixed capital 727 828 932 690
6. Other subsidies on production 123 113 108 136
7. Other taxes on production O O O O
8. Labour cost 789 809 847 816
Operating surplus of forestry 870 787 464 894
1ir fishing of salmon not included.
Source: Forestry statistics, Statistics Norway. More information: http:/Avww.ssb.no/skogbruk_eni
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