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SNI 01.199—Growing of other non-perennial crops n.e.c.

Detailed Group · Svensk näringsgrensindelning (2025)

Where 01.199 sits

  1. A Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing
  2. 01 Crop and animal production, hunting and related service activities
  3. 01.1 Growing of non-perennial crops
  4. 01.19 Growing of other non-perennial crops
  5. 01.199 Growing of other non-perennial crops n.e.c.

What 01.199 includes

  • Cultivation of clover, alfalfa, sainfoin, fodder maize, lupins, silage, hay, fodder cabbage and similar plants as feed products
  • Cultivation of beet seeds and forage plant seeds
  • Growing flowers in the open field
  • Cultivation of flower seeds
  • Pasture cultivation
  • Cultivation of perennial flowers and other ornamental plants
  • Plant growing, vegetable plants, ornamental plants and nursery plants, mixed, mostly ornamental plants in the open field

What 01.199 excludes

  • Growing of sugar beet seeds, see 01.135
  • Cultivation of annual and biennial herbs, aromatic, medicinal and drug plants, see 01.280

Example activities

  • cultivation, agricultural plants, mixed, mostly pasture cultivation
  • small farms mostly growing other annual and biennial plants
  • cut flowers, outdoor cultivation
  • fallow
  • meadow cultivation
  • crop farming, mixed, mostly agricultural crops, mostly pasture farming
  • plant growing, mixed, mostly ornamental plants in open field
  • flowers, outdoor cultivation
  • flowers, dried, yard sale/self-picked
  • flowers, dried, grown in the open field
  • outdoor flower cultivation
  • silage, production
  • eterneller, farm sale/self-picking
  • eternals, growing outdoors
  • seed crops, seed production, flowers
  • seed production
  • green fodder plants, cultivation
  • hay, production

01.199 in other systems

ANZSICAustralia · New Zealand
CNAE BrazilBrazil
CNAESpain
ICNEAChina
ISICUnited Nations (global)
JSICJapan
MSICMalaysia
NACEEuropean Union
NAICSUnited States
NAICS CanadaCanada
NICIndia
SICUnited States (legacy)

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