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01Crop and animal production, hunting and related service activities

11,831 companies

Sub-industries

Largest companies by revenue

  1. 10153584, Mäeltküla
    Revenue 2025
    €72.5M
    +26%
    Net profit
    €9.4M
    +17%
    Employees
    186
  2. 10038386, Oisu alevik
    Revenue 2025
    €22.3M
    +10%
    Net profit
    €7.5M
    +647%
    Employees
    136
  3. 10064515, Keava alevik
    Revenue 2025
    €15.6M
    −0.3%
    Net profit
    €67.6K
    −59%
    Employees
    41
  4. 10070192, Kõo küla
    Revenue 2025
    €14.2M
    +19%
    Net profit
    €3.6M
    +44%
    Employees
    36
  5. 12544828, Saha küla
    Revenue 2025
    €13.7M
    +16%
    Net profit
    €1.9M
    +72%
    Employees
    37
  6. 10290200, Lohkva küla
    Revenue 2025
    €12.6M
    +13%
    Net profit
    €84.5K
    −2.2%
    Employees
    108
  7. 10021090, Loomse küla
    Revenue 2025
    €12.2M
    +26%
    Net profit
    €2.5M
    +185%
    Employees
    82
  8. 10063763, Mammaste küla
    Revenue 2025
    €12.2M
    +11%
    Net profit
    €2.5M
    +188%
    Employees
    63
  9. 10073224, Aravete alevik
    Revenue 2025
    €11.9M
    +11%
    Net profit
    €2.6M
    +30%
    Employees
    29
  10. 10052854, Allikõnnu küla
    Revenue 2025
    €11.7M
    +6.1%
    Net profit
    €2.2M
    −6%
    Employees
    60

Includes

This division includes two basic activities, namely the production of crop products and the production of animal products. Mixed farming (group 015) breaks with the usual principles for identifying the main activity. It accepts that many agricultural units have a reasonably balanced production of crops and animals, and that it would be arbitrary to classify them in one category or the other. This division includes the soilless cultivation of crops, such as using hydroponic and aquaponic methods. IMPLEMENTATION RULE In agriculture, one frequent situation where the breakdown of the value added presents difficulties is when a unit manufactures a product from its own agricultural output. For example, when a unit produces grapes and manufactures wine from the own-produced grapes, or when it produces olives and manufactures oil from the own-produced olives. In these cases, the most suitable proxy variable is the number of hours worked. Applying this variable to these vertically integrated activities would generally lead to the classification of the units under agriculture. In the same case for other agricultural products, units will be classified in agriculture by convention, in order to guarantee harmonised treatment. This division also includes service activities incidental to agriculture, as well as hunting, trapping and related activities.

Also includes

Section 01 includes indoor growing areas in addition to greenhouses. The size of the agricultural division is not a determining factor. If production of crops products or production of animal products accounts for 66% or more of the standard gross margin, the division is classified under crop production or livestock production.

Excludes

Agricultural activities exclude any subsequent processing of the agricultural products (classified under divisions 10, 11 and 12), beyond that needed to prepare them for the primary markets. The preparation of products for the primary markets is included here. Field construction (for example, agricultural land terracing, drainage, preparing rice paddies) classified in section F and buyers and cooperative associations engaged in the marketing of farm products classified in section G. Also excluded are landscape service activities, which are classified in class 8130.