ABS census data: on population, employment, income trends context ABS census data: Employment on industry level Forestry and Fisheries’. ‘Agriculture, ABS census data: Employment at 3-digit ANZSIC categorisation in Cattle Farming’, ‘Dairy Product Manufacturing’, and Tree Nut Growing’ and and Vegetable ‘Dairy ‘Fruit ‘Fruit Processing’ and also 4-digit level. Regional Wellbeing survey: and communities” and and agriculture” “People “Farmers reports available. The and natural resource management” report should “Environment provide insights when released. Community EBC 2011: provides classification relative vulnerability The groups of metrics presented in the are consistent with the groups used in One exception is of rate of return per unit of water used’. The use of such metrics is not ‘Measure recommended. ABS discontinued use of the metric of gross farm budget per ML based on advice from the Productivity Commission, since such measures do not take into account the differing capital requirements and other fixed costs that vary between industries. Caution is advised if using these partial metrics. There are a number of metrics that will provide useful information in the future notably when 2016 — ABS Census data becomes available, when the Regional Wellbeing and natural resource “Environment management” report becomes available, and when the impact of a dry sequence can be observed given water recovery and changes to the mix of irrigation industries. As above, when using this set of metrics care is required in the attribution of change to water recovery. This section presents a set of data that provides the socio-economic context for the regions of northern Victoria. Information is included from 1991 to 2011 ABS Census on population, income, unemployment and participation rates, and the disaggregation of employment between the Agriculture/Forestry/Fisheries sector and other sectors. A common trend is the declining role of agricultural jobs in total employment.
context ABS census data: on population, employment, income trends ABS census data: Employment on industry level ‘Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries’. ABS census data: Employment at 3-digit ANZSIC categorisation in ‘Dairy Cattle Farming’, ‘Dairy Product Manufacturing’, ‘Fruit and Tree Nut Growing’ and ‘Fruit and Vegetable Processing’ and also 4-digit level. Regional Wellbeing survey: “People and communities” and “Farmers and agriculture” reports available. The “Environment and natural resource management” report should provide insights when released. Community relative vulnerability EBC 2011: provides classification The groups of metrics presented in the are consistent with the groups used in One exception is ‘Measure of rate of return per unit of water used’. The use of such metrics is not recommended. ABS discontinued use of the metric of gross farm budget per ML based on advice from the Productivity Commission, since such measures do not take into account the differing capital requirements and other fixed costs that vary between industries. Caution is advised if using these partial metrics. There are a number of metrics that will provide useful information in the future — notably when 2016 ABS Census data becomes available, when the Regional Wellbeing “Environment and natural resource management” report becomes available, and when the impact of a dry sequence can be observed given water recovery and changes to the mix of irrigation industries. As above, when using this set of metrics care is required in the attribution of change to water recovery. This section presents a set of data that provides the socio-economic context for the regions of northern Victoria. Information is included from 1991 to 2011 ABS Census on population, income, unemployment and participation rates, and the disaggregation of employment between the Agriculture/Forestry/Fisheries sector and other sectors. A common trend is the declining role of agricultural jobs in total employment.
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