HC Deb 01 March 1917 vol 90 cc2160-1W
Mr. D. WHITE

asked the President of the Board of Agriculture what was the acreage under wheat, barley, and oats, respectively, during each of the years 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915, and 1916 in England and Wales, Scotland, and Ireland, respectively, and in the United Kingdom as a whole?

Sir R. WINFREY

The following are the figures asked for:

—— England and Wales. Scotland. Ireland. *United Kingdom.
Acres. Acres. Acres. Acres.
Wheat—
1911 1,842,532 63,506 45,056 1,952,422
1912 1,863,364 62,373 44,855 1,971,801
1913 1,701,588 54,784 34,004 1,791,569
1914 1,807,498 60,521 36,913 1,905,933
1915 2,170,170 76,654 86,530 2,335,091
1916 1,912,208 63,083 76,438 2,053,568
Barley—
1911 1,424,313 173,617 158,180 1,758,842
1912 1,456,528 191,873 165,367 1,816,426
1913 1,558,856 198,248 172,948 1,932,321
1914 1,504,771 194,109 172,289 1,873,280
1915 1,231,722 149,346 141,586 1,524,316
1916 1,332,076 169,739 150,063 1,653,376
Oats—
1911 2,047,173 963,498 1,040,185 4,071,927
1912 2,072,479 956,575 1,046,000 4,096,111
1913 1,974,700 937,916 1,048,813 3,983,448
1914 1,929,626 919,580 1,028,758 3,899,074
1915 2,088,047 982,601 1,088,664 4,182,296
1916 2,084,674 990,589 1,071,593 4,171,353
* Including the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.