SCIAN 112—Breeding and exploitation of animals

Where 112 sits

1. 11 Agriculture, animal husbandry and exploitation, forestry, fishing and hunting
2. 112 Breeding and exploitation of animals

Contains 6 narrower codes

• 1121 Cattle farming
• 1122 Pig farming
• 1123 Poultry farm
• 1124 Sheep and goat farming
• 1125 Aquaculture
• 1129 Exploitation of other animals

Description

Economic units mainly engaged in the exploitation, in any of its phases (breeding, reproduction, fattening and use), of cattle, pigs, sheep, goats, equines, animals with fine fur, and other animals not classified elsewhere, such as dogs, cats, ornamental birds, deer, and poultry farming, aquaculture, rabbit farming and beekeeping.

What 112 includes

• Economic units that combine the raising of calves and developing bulls to be used as cattle for milk production; economic units that combine the exploitation of cattle for different purposes when it is impossible to determine what the main activity is; economic units that combine the exploitation of different types of birds in any of their phases for the production of meat and eggs when it is impossible to determine what the main activity is; economic units that combine the exploitation of sheep with that of goats when it is impossible to determine what the main activity is; economic units that combine the breeding of plants; the breeding and exploitation of ornamental fish and amphibians in controlled environments, and economic units that combine the exploitation of animals of different species when it is impossible to determine what the main activity is.

Cross-references for 112

• Establishments primarily engaged in the capture and hunting of animals; to the sustainable use of wild species in hunting and capture reserves, such as game ranches; to the fishing of fish and shrimp (114, Fishing, hunting and capture); to providing boarding services for horses (115, Services related to agricultural and forestry activities); to the pasteurization, homogenization and packaging of honey (311, Food industry); to the specialized retail trade of fish and ornamental birds, cats, dogs (465, Retail trade of stationery, recreational and other personal items); to the exhibition of wild animals (712, Museums, historical sites, zoos and similar establishments); economic units that combine agricultural activities with animal exploitation when it is impossible to determine which is the main activity, and economic units that combine agricultural activities, animal exploitation and forestry use when it is impossible to determine which is the main activity (111, Agriculture).

112 in other systems