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Written Answers — Apple Growing Industry: Apple Growing Industry (24 May 2011): Simon Coveney: The Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food conducts a detailed apple orchard census every five years to update national statistics and to comply with EU legislation. The last orchard census took place in 2007*. It showed 40 Irish apple growers with a production area of 579 ha. The Department estimates this area to have now increased to about 620 ha. Apple varieties grown in Ireland...
Written Answers — Department of Agriculture, Marine and Food: Apple Growing Industry (24 May 2011): Séamus Kirk: Question 324: To ask the Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Food the current apple orchard acreage; the variety grown; and if he has plans to expand the acreage. [12527/11]
Written Answers — Apple Growing Industry: Apple Growing Industry (24 May 2011): Séamus Kirk: Question 324: To ask the Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Food the current apple orchard acreage; the variety grown; and if he has plans to expand the acreage. [12527/11]

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