Rankings

Danish municipalities with the greatest crop diversity

Ranking of effective crop diversity in municipalities with at least 500 ha and 100 fields. Based on Crop Pulse 2026.

Provisional 2026 data

Top 15

Danish municipalities with the greatest crop diversity
Data behind the chart: Danish municipalities with the greatest crop diversity

Municipality rankings

Danish municipalities with the greatest crop diversity · 2026
RankMunicipalityValue
1Viborg5.5 effective groups
2Vesthimmerlands5.4 effective groups
3Billund5.4 effective groups
4Holstebro5.4 effective groups
5Rebild5.3 effective groups
6Herning5.3 effective groups
7Ringkøbing-Skjern5.2 effective groups
8Ikast-Brande5.2 effective groups
9Aabenraa5.1 effective groups
10Tønder5.1 effective groups
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Danish municipalities with the greatest crop diversity · 2026
RankMunicipalityValue
1Viborg5.5 effective groups
2Vesthimmerlands5.4 effective groups
3Billund5.4 effective groups
4Holstebro5.4 effective groups
5Rebild5.3 effective groups
6Herning5.3 effective groups
7Ringkøbing-Skjern5.2 effective groups
8Ikast-Brande5.2 effective groups
9Aabenraa5.1 effective groups
10Tønder5.1 effective groups
11Mariagerfjord5.1 effective groups
12Samsø5.1 effective groups
13Vejle5.0 effective groups
14Silkeborg5.0 effective groups
15Skive5.0 effective groups
16Aalborg5.0 effective groups
17Hjørring5.0 effective groups
18Brønderslev5.0 effective groups
19Jammerbugt5.0 effective groups
20Varde4.9 effective groups
21Vejen4.9 effective groups
22Haderslev4.8 effective groups
23Assens4.8 effective groups
24Svendborg4.7 effective groups
25Odense4.7 effective groups
26Vordingborg4.6 effective groups
27Nordfyns4.6 effective groups
28Frederikshavn4.6 effective groups
29Middelfart4.6 effective groups
30Esbjerg4.6 effective groups
31Høje-Taastrup4.5 effective groups
32Næstved4.5 effective groups
33Faaborg-Midtfyn4.5 effective groups
34Ringsted4.5 effective groups
35Frederikssund4.5 effective groups
36Odsherred4.5 effective groups
37Randers4.5 effective groups
38Lemvig4.5 effective groups
39Norddjurs4.5 effective groups
40Langeland4.4 effective groups
41Syddjurs4.4 effective groups
42Sorø4.4 effective groups
43Horsens4.4 effective groups
44Thisted4.4 effective groups
45Nyborg4.3 effective groups
46Kalundborg4.3 effective groups
47Roskilde4.2 effective groups
48Holbæk4.2 effective groups
49Lejre4.2 effective groups
50Faxe4.2 effective groups
51Gribskov4.2 effective groups
52Kolding4.2 effective groups
53Stevns4.2 effective groups
54Favrskov4.1 effective groups
55Greve4.1 effective groups
56Slagelse4.1 effective groups
57Guldborgsund4.0 effective groups
58Hillerød4.0 effective groups
59Ishøj4.0 effective groups
60Skanderborg4.0 effective groups
61Halsnæs3.9 effective groups
62Aarhus3.9 effective groups
63Køge3.9 effective groups
64Struer3.9 effective groups
65Lolland3.9 effective groups
66Ærø3.8 effective groups
67Hedensted3.8 effective groups
68Bornholm3.8 effective groups
69Egedal3.8 effective groups
70Morsø3.7 effective groups
71Helsingør3.6 effective groups
72Fredericia3.6 effective groups
73Kerteminde3.6 effective groups
74Odder3.5 effective groups
75Solrød3.5 effective groups
76Sønderborg3.5 effective groups
77Fredensborg3.4 effective groups
78Allerød3.2 effective groups
79Rudersdal3.1 effective groups
80Læsø2.9 effective groups
81Furesø2.9 effective groups
82Hørsholm2.9 effective groups
83Fanø2.3 effective groups
84Tårnby1.8 effective groups

Method and caveats

How the figures are calculated

Declared area is allocated by proportional overlap and largest remainder. A field is counted once in the municipality containing its largest overlap.

Effective crop diversity is exp(Shannon), calculated from classified area in the broad editorial crop groups.

All years use the pinned 2026 DAGI municipality boundaries. The national figure is calculated from unique fields and is not the sum of municipalities.

The crop groups are openlanddata presentation groups, not an official SGAV classification.

The figures describe aggregate declared areas for each year and cannot be used to track crop rotation on individual fields.

Sources and terms

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Terms reviewed: 2026-09-07. Processing and calculations: openlanddata.

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Municipal snapshot retrieved on 15 July 2026. Boundaries and municipality assignment are used in our calculations.

Terms reviewed: 2026-09-07. Processing and calculations: openlanddata.

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