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Number of cage-bred fur-bearing animals at the end of the year

· dynamics annual · rows: 7 · periods: 2 · section: Bulletins on the state of agriculture (electronic versions)

The population of fur-bearing animals raised in cages is recorded as of the end of 2021 and 2022. The list contains nineteen rows, including figures for the entire Russian Federation, as well as for the Central and Volga Federal Districts. This data allows for assessing the scale of livestock farming in different parts of the country and comparing total animal numbers at the national and individual district levels

Chart of the fur-bearing animal population in cage breeding in Russia as of the end of 2021 and 2022

unchanged Volga Federal District — Musk deer · 2022: 1,277 · 2021: 1,204 · +73.0 Volga Federal District — Musk deer +73.0 Central Federal District — Martens, thousand heads · 2022: 135.9 · 2021: 141.2 · −5.29 Central Federal… thousand headsCentral Federal District — Martens, thousand heads −5.29 Russian Federation — Minks, thousand heads · 2022: 245.7 · 2021: 252.1 · −6.48 Russian Federation — Minks, thousand heads −6.48 Russian Federation — Musk deer · 2022: 2,191 · 2021: 2,216 · −25.0 Russian Federation — Musk deer −25.0 Volga Federal District — Foxes · 2022: 4,035 · 2021: 4,065 · −30.0 Volga Federal District — Foxes −30.0 Central Federal District — Foxes · 2022: 3,369 · 2021: 3,604 · −235.0 Central Federal District — Foxes −235.0 Russian Federation — Foxes · 2022: 8,459 · 2021: 10,613 · −2,154 Russian Federation — Foxes −2,154
how it will look

Set in numbers

The table holds 7 series, running from 2021 to 2022, 2 reporting periods. 14 values in total.

Between 2021 and 2022 “Russian Federation — Foxes” declined from 10,613 to 8,459 — 20.3%.

All table numbers are series: 7

How to read this table

The rows are categorized geographically, enabling a comparison of the national population with figures for the Central and Volga Federal Districts. Comparing these series helps identify the share of specific districts within the total fur-bearing animal population. The data reflect the state of the industry as of the end of each reporting year

What is visible in these numbers

The largest value belongs to “Russian Federation — Foxes” — 8,459; the smallest is “Central Federal District — Martens, thousand heads” at 136. The gap between them is 62.2-fold.

More in the section Bulletins on the state of agriculture (electronic versions)»

Period and application

The data covers the 2021 and 2022 period, providing current information for assessing the state of the industry. Data from agricultural bulletins will be useful to agribusiness specialists, farm owners, researchers, and anyone conducting in-depth analysis of the fur market and trends in cage livestock farming across various regions of the country