The 2022 Agricultural Census in the Netherlands reveals that the number of dairy cows remains steady at 1.57 million, with a 1.6% increase in young stock. Dairy farms occupy 45% of the country's agricultural land, with an average of 110 dairy cows and 58 young female cattle per farm. The cattle herd has remained stable, but there has been a decrease in the number of veal calves. The pig population has reached its lowest in almost twenty years, with a 45% decrease in farms, due to government schemes. The number of dairy goats has seen a slight increase, while the number of chickens has decreased by 2.3%.