Thirty-three primary-production firms — 26 farming operations, 4 fishing charters, 2 aquaculture growers. Farming dominates: dairy, livestock, market gardens, and a States land-management arm, spread across seven parishes led by Vale, St Pierre du Bois, and St Andrew (five each). Richard Keen, who found the Asterix wreck in 1982, anchors fishing. —
18 organisations are counted with Agriculture & Marine as their primary sector — 1% of everything with a sector on record, and the smallest of 16. An estimated 67% of the sector is counted, measured against an independent listing rather than assumed.
The 33 listed on this page and the 18 counted above are different claims, not a discrepancy: this page lists everyone who works in Agriculture & Marine; the census counts those whose primary sector it is.
Twenty-six farming operations across seven parishes — dairy and livestock, market gardens, a States land-management arm.
Four charter operators — one Alderney-based, one Guernsey record-holder, and Richard Keen, who found the Asterix wreck in 1982.
Two aquaculture operations: Guernsey Sea Farms (1971), a Vale mollusc hatchery, and Herm & Guernsey Oysters (2012).
Tagged in Agriculture & Marine but not in one of the sectors above.