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UK other crop products output value

UK other crop products output value stood at £665.32m in 2025, according to GOV.UK official statistics. It is one of the indicators in the Farm income and yields table (Value · Annual), with a complete series running from 1973 to 2025. The complete series with an interactive chart, free to download.

Source: GOV.UK official statisticsLast updated: Curated by Bui Thanh Phuc
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This indicator in the Farm income and yields table

Indicator2025202420232022202120202019201820172016
Gross output at basic prices37,523.2535,749.234,931.5536,011.2930,43127,098.4927,511.726,562.6426,036.1423,136.1
Total crop output11,424.4211,788.2112,327.1813,559.6511,108.319,083.9310,072.519,497.289,271.438,195.46
Other crop products665.32692.54581.11529.9844.82471.9637.25731.97399.8500.08

Understanding UK other crop products output value

Miscellaneous agricultural harvests not classified under major cereal, root, or horticultural headings are captured by this revenue metric for the United Kingdom. It aggregates the financial returns from specialised botanical yields, industrial crops, and secondary plant produce leaving holdings, distinct from standard grain or vegetable receipts. Subsidies are excluded from these basic market prices, which instead reflect direct sales value and on-farm consumption of these auxiliary botanical commodities.

Interpreting these figures requires accounting for harvest cycles, as early provisional figures frequently undergo substantial recalculation once complete marketing year administrative returns and trade data become available. Comparing figures across periods should focus on annual rather than seasonal movements, since biological production schedules mean single-quarter assessments distort underlying commercial performance. Analysts must avoid confusing these specialised receipts with broader agricultural output categories that capture staple food grains or horticultural produce.

Frequently asked questions

What specific harvests belong in this agricultural category?
It covers specialty industrial plants, seeds grown for propagation, and minor botanical yields that fall outside standard cereal, oilseed, and vegetable classifications.
How do direct government support payments affect these monetary figures?
Basic prices exclude production grants and subsidies, measuring strictly the market receipts and direct value of the harvested produce.
Why do initial financial estimates for these secondary harvests often shift significantly?
Early figures rely on incomplete trade samples and preliminary yield estimates, which are subsequently updated as final commercial processing records arrive.

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