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Mixed Grain: Area and Production,
by County, 2007

Author: Bill McGee - Coordinator, Statistics Section/OMAFRA
Last Reviewed: 28 March 2008

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Acres seededa Acres harvestedb Yield (bushels/acre) Production ('000 bushels) Production ('000 tonnes)
Brant
500
400
79
32
0.6
Chatham-Kent
100
100
38
4
0.1
Elgin
600
500
72
36
0.7
Essex
-
-
-
-
-
Haldimand-Norfolk
1,600
1,400
53
74
1.3
Hamilton
1,400
1,300
64
83
1.5
Lambton
400
400
61
24
0.4
Middlesex
1,500
1,300
62
81
1.5
Niagara
1,000
900
45
41
0.7
Oxford
2,200
2,000
77
154
2.8
Southern Ontario
9,300
8,300
63.7
528
9.6
Bruce
18,100
16,000
70
1,120
20.3
Dufferin
4,500
4,000
61
244
4.4
Grey
22,700
20,000
65
1,300
23.6
Halton
500
400
70
28
0.5
Huron
6,800
6,100
72
439
8.0
Peel
1,200
1,100
69
76
1.4
Perth
10,600
9,500
76
722
13.1
Simcoe
4,600
4,100
63
258
4.7
Waterloo
9,500
8,500
72
612
11.1
Wellington
12,500
11,200
67
750
13.6
Western Ontario
91,000
80,900
68.6
5,550
100.7
Durham
4,200
3,800
63
239
4.3
Haliburton
-
-
-
-
-
Hastings
5,300
4,700
51
240
4.3
Kawartha Lakes
4,800
4,300
61
262
4.8
Muskoka
-
-
-
-
-
Northumberland
3,800
3,400
56
190
3.5
Parry Sound
400
400
28
11
0.2
Peterborough
2,100
1,900
48
91
1.7
Prince Edward
1,100
1,000
27
27
0.5
York
2,000
1,800
58
104
1.9
Central Ontario
23,700
21,300
54.7
1,166
21.1
Frontenac
400
400
33
13
0.2
Lanark
800
700
62
43
0.8
Leeds and Grenville
2,500
2,200
53
117
2.1
Lennox and Addington
1,400
1,300
62
81
1.5
Ottawa
2,400
2,100
62
130
2.4
Prescott and Russell
2,000
1,800
63
113
2.1
Renfrew
1,400
1,300
59
77
1.4
Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry
1,100
1,000
62
62
1.1
Eastern Ontario
12,000
10,800
58.9
636
11.5
Algoma
1,100
1,000
65
65
1.2
Cochrane
200
200
61
12
0.2
Greater Sudbury
-
-
-
-
-
Kenora
300
300
31
9
0.2
Manitoulin
800
700
61
43
0.8
Nipissing
100
100
68
7
0.1
Rainy River
300
300
37
11
0.2
Sudbury
100
100
67
7
0.1
Thunder Bay
-
-
-
-
-
Timiskaming
1,100
1,000
66
66
1.2
Northern Ontario
4,000
3,700
59.4
220
4.0
Ontario
140,000
125,000
64.8
8,100
147.0

a Represents total area seeded including area cut for fodder.
b Represents area harvested for grain.

Note: Please note that the figures above are estimates primarily derived from a probability survey conducted by Statistics Canada, in conjunction with other administrative data sources. The probability survey is designed to produce accurate field crop area and yield information for the province as a whole. However, the accuracy of county and district estimates may suffer, particularly when the level of farming activity in a given area is relatively small. Thus, a measure of caution is advised when using sub-provincial estimates.

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