Countries that Invest Less In Agriculture

      

Agriculture is the primary sector of many economies, as well as the one often making the best direct use of certain countries' natural resources. Typically, this sector is of higher importance in the developing world than it is in industrial and developed countries, though it is still important there nonetheless.


It is only a smaller component of “first-world” economies because such have much higher total revenues to begin with, so the agricultural sectors may in fact have higher nominal revenues, despite lower relative revenues, as compared to elsewhere in the "third world". 

In many developed countries, as agriculture has become more technologically advanced, it has subsequently required a smaller labor force as well, in spite of increasing total production levels.

These countries have focused their productive capacities elsewhere, leaving behind agriculture for other sectors.

1 United Kingdom
2 Belgium
3 Germany
4 Denmark
5 Austria
6 Sweden
7 St. Kitts and Nevis
8 France
9 Norway
10 Bahamas
11 Saudi Arabia
12 Netherlands
13 Slovenia
14 Italy
15 Antigua and Barbuda
16 Portugal
17 South Korea
18 Cyprus
19 Botswana
20 South Africa
21 Spain
22 Australia
23 Seychelles
24 Czech Republic
25 Finland