The breeding sheep and goat population in Russia was 49 head in 2021, and by the end of 2022 this figure changed to 1164. The data are presented in twelve rows, which are divided by federal districts and individual constituent entities, including Moscow Oblast. This breakdown allows for an assessment of the distribution of the breeding herd across the country at the end of each year, based on official Rosstat data from agricultural status bulletins
Graph of the breeding sheep and goat population in the Russian Federation for 2021 and 2022
The twelve rows of the table are organized geographically, covering both indicators for the entire Russian Federation and data for specific federal districts and regions. Values can be compared vertically, observing the dynamics of the breeding livestock population over two years, or horizontally, comparing the scale of animal breeding in different parts of the country. The regional breakdown helps to see which specific territories make the main contribution to the national breeding sheep and goat population
What is visible in these numbers
“Russian Federation — Kid goats” leads the table with 1,164, “Sverdlovsk Region — Buck goats” closes it with 1. The gap between them is 1,164-fold.
Only 88% of the cells carry a value — empty cells are missing in the source publication and are not filled in here.
The information covers the period of 2021 and 2022. Latest Rosstat data are updated as new agricultural status bulletins are released. The table will be useful to agro-industrial complex specialists, livestock researchers, and analysts studying the development of breeding in the regions
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