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    2. RazvanTheRomanian on

      You want to eat healthy and cheap, you have to come to Romania country side

    4. grafknives on

      It is the number of entities, not area. 

      Not really useful stat. Especially because those Romanian and Polish farms are in large part not REALLY producing for the market.

    5. joaommx on

      I feel like the percentage of farmland would be a lot more telling. The size of farms can vary wildly.

    7. leaflock7 on

      the number of new people getting in on farming is diminishing by the year.
      farming is being treated like the worst profession there is.
      hope it will change

    8. boredofshit on

      Food output would be a better metric than amount of farms.

    9. ShowmasterQMTHH on

      61% of Ireland is used for farming. 50% is livestock and 11% arable.

      We don’t even make the bale.

    10. 1KeepMineHidden on

      Greece 6%?? Holy shit. For such a small, presumably arid country. I mean, it must be vineyards, no?

      Anyway, our own farms in Estonia are ruined/abandoned, because it’s cheaper to buy from member states, like Poland. I spent all my childhood summers at my grandparents farm. All gone now.

    11. Haxemply on

      This is the real tragedy of Hungary. We are the very definition of arable land and we build batttery fsctories.

    12. alex_quine on

      Pie charts are already misleading. distorting it further is just criminally bad design.

    13. UnknownFromTernopil on

      If Ukraine joins in the EU. I think Ukraine take many percentages

    14. E_Kristalin on

      So, those five countries have on average rather small farms, especially Romania?

    16. saadmnacer on

      It shows the extent of the green economy that is beneficial to health.

    17. NoRecipe3350 on

      Flew over Eastern Europe/ex communist Europe (sorry I know these Europeans don’t like being called ‘Eastern Europe’). But one thing I noticed once over the traditional East/West boundaries how smaller the farms got. In central/West you have fields that are like 1km square. In East I noticed some farmed fields that are really long but very narrow

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