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Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing — UK Salary 2025

SIC 2007 Section A

Real ONS Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE) full-time median pay for the UK and 10 regions, with the Gera Sector Pay Gap Index showing how Agriculture & Forestry compares to the UK all-industry benchmark.

What is the median salary in UK Agriculture & Forestry?

As of April 2025 (ONS ASHE), the UK full-time median salary in the Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing sector (SIC A) is £32,784 — −16.0% the UK all-industry median of £39,039 (Gera Sector Pay Gap Index: -16.0%). Among regions with unsuppressed data, Wales pays most at £36,402. GeraJobs re-dates annually.

Gera Sector Pay Gap Index

Agriculture & Forestry full-time median (£32,784) vs UK all-industry median (£39,039). Ranked #18 of 19 UK sectors.

How this is calculated
-16.0% vs UK median

UK median (full-time)

£32,784

ONS ASHE Table 4.7a · April 2025

25th–75th percentile

£27,205£39,509

Middle 50% of full-time employees

Gera GSPGI

-16.0%

vs UK all-industry median £39,039

UK pay distribution — Agriculture & Forestry

PercentileAnnual pay (full-time)Notes
10th£23,146Bottom 10%
25th£27,205Lower quartile
50th (median)£32,784UK benchmark
75th£39,509Upper quartile
90th£44,685Top 10%

Source: ONS ASHE Table 4.7a, full-time employees, April 2025 (OGL v3.0).

Agriculture & Forestry salary by UK region

RankRegionMedian (full-time)vs UK sector median
#1Wales£36,402+11.0%
#2Scotland£35,195+7.4%
#3West Midlands£34,997+6.8%
#4East Midlands£34,615+5.6%
#5South West£32,954+0.5%
#6South East£31,991−2.4%
#7East of England£30,589−6.7%
#8North West£30,493−7.0%
#9North East£29,908−8.8%
#10Yorkshire and The Humber£29,866−8.9%

Source: ONS ASHE Table 5.7a, full-time employees, April 2025 (OGL v3.0). Regions with ONS CV > 20% are suppressed and not shown.

Agriculture & Forestry salary — FAQ

What is the median salary for a Agriculture & Forestry worker in the UK?
The UK median gross annual salary for a full-time employee in the Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing sector (SIC A) was £32,784 in April 2025, according to ONS ASHE Table 4.7a (OGL v3.0). This is below the UK all-industry full-time median of £39,039 by 16.0% (Gera Sector Pay Gap Index: -16.0%).
What is the pay range (25th–75th percentile) in UK Agriculture & Forestry?
For full-time employees in Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing in the UK, the middle 50% earn between £27,205 (25th percentile) and £39,509 (75th percentile) per year, with a median of £32,784. These are real ONS ASHE Table 4.7a figures for April 2025 (OGL v3.0).
Which UK region pays the most in Agriculture & Forestry?
Among the 10 UK regions for which ONS publishes unsuppressed Agriculture & Forestry sector pay data, Wales has the highest full-time median at £36,402 (+11.0% the UK sector median). Yorkshire and The Humber is the lowest at £29,866 (−8.9%). Source: ONS ASHE Table 5.7a, April 2025.
How does Agriculture & Forestry pay compare to other UK sectors?
Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing (SIC A) ranks 18 out of 19 UK industry sections by full-time median pay. The Gera Sector Pay Gap Index is -16.0% — meaning this sector pays below the UK all-industry benchmark of £39,039 by that margin. The highest-paying sector is Finance & Insurance at £58,488 (GSPGI +49.8%).

Agriculture & Forestry salary by region

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Sources: Office for National Statistics — Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE), ASHE Table 4.7a (annual pay gross, 2-digit SIC, Full-Time) + ASHE Table 5.7a (annual pay gross, region × 2-digit SIC, Full-Time). April 2025 (provisional) reference period. Released 2025-10-23. Licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Gera Sector Pay Gap Index computed by GeraJobs from these figures; no figure modelled or interpolated.

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