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Pig population in all categories of farms, annual dynamics

· dynamics annual · rows: 304 · periods: 2 · section: Bulletins on the state of agriculture (electronic versions)

The 81 rows provide data on pig population at the end of 2021 and 2022, covering the Russian Federation, federal districts, and individual regions, such as Belgorod Oblast. The breakdown by constituent entities shows the territorial distribution of livestock farming across the country. Indicators cover all categories of farms, recording herd size on a fixed date each year to enable assessment of pork production scale in each specific Russian region over the two-year period

shown 25 largest of 304

Diagram of pig population in the Russian Federation for 2021 and 2022 by region

unchanged Russian Federation — Young stock · 2022: 22,755 · 2021: 21,112 · +1,644 Russian Federation — Young stock +1,644 Central federal district — Young stock over 4 months for fattening · 2022: 8,195 · 2021: 6,745 · +1,450 Central federal… 4 months for fatteningCentral federal district — Young stock over 4 months for fattening +1,450 Russian Federation — Young stock over 4 months for fattening · 2022: 13,265 · 2021: 11,857 · +1,408 Russian Federation… 4 months for fatteningRussian Federation — Young stock over 4 months for fattening +1,408 Central Federal District — Young stock · 2022: 13,384 · 2021: 12,023 · +1,362 Central Federal District — Young stock +1,362 Russian Federation — Piglets under 4 months · 2022: 9,213 · 2021: 8,777 · +436.1 Russian Federation… Piglets under 4 monthsRussian Federation — Piglets under 4 months +436.1 Bryansk Region — Young stock · 2022: 925.6 · 2021: 570.4 · +355.2 Bryansk Region — Young stock +355.2 Bryansk region — Young stock over 4 months for fattening · 2022: 662.5 · 2021: 314.4 · +348.1 Bryansk region… 4 months for fatteningBryansk region — Young stock over 4 months for fattening +348.1 Voronezh Region — Young stock · 2022: 1,678 · 2021: 1,540 · +138.9 Voronezh Region — Young stock +138.9 Central Federal District — Adult stock · 2022: 1,253 · 2021: 1,120 · +133.2 Central Federal District — Adult stock +133.2 Russian Federation — Adult livestock · 2022: 2,021 · 2021: 1,897 · +123.2 Russian Federation — Adult livestock +123.2 Belgorod Region — Young stock · 2022: 4,094 · 2021: 4,007 · +86.5 Belgorod Region — Young stock +86.5 Belgorod region — Young stock over 4 months for fattening · 2022: 2,346 · 2021: 2,261 · +85.1 Belgorod region… 4 months for fatteningBelgorod region — Young stock over 4 months for fattening +85.1 Voronezh Region — Piglets under 4 months · 2022: 667.6 · 2021: 592.3 · +75.3 Voronezh Region — Piglets under 4 months +75.3 Voronezh region — Young stock over 4 months for fattening · 2022: 1,011 · 2021: 947.3 · +63.5 Voronezh region… 4 months for fatteningVoronezh region — Young stock over 4 months for fattening +63.5 Central federal district — Piglets under 4 months · 2022: 4,980 · 2021: 4,923 · +56.3 Central federal… Piglets under 4 monthsCentral federal district — Piglets under 4 months +56.3 Belgorod Region — Adult stock · 2022: 271.9 · 2021: 249.4 · +22.5 Belgorod Region — Adult stock +22.5 Belgorod region — Breeding stock · 2022: 271.9 · 2021: 249.4 · +22.5 Belgorod region — Breeding stock +22.5 Voronezh Oblast — Adult livestock · 2022: 237.6 · 2021: 224.6 · +13.0 Voronezh Oblast — Adult livestock +13.0 Bryansk Region — Piglets under 4 months · 2022: 263.1 · 2021: 256.0 · +7.15 Bryansk Region — Piglets under 4 months +7.15 Bryansk region — Breeding stock · 2022: 40.4 · 2021: 36.8 · +3.59 Bryansk region — Breeding stock +3.59 Bryansk Region — Adult livestock · 2022: 42.1 · 2021: 38.9 · +3.11 Bryansk Region — Adult livestock +3.11 Russian Federation — Breeding stock · 2022: 1,477 · 2021: 1,480 · −3.60 Russian Federation — Breeding stock −3.60 Belgorod region — Piglets under 4 months · 2022: 1,607 · 2021: 1,627 · −20.1 Belgorod region — Piglets under 4 months −20.1 Central federal district — Breeding stock · 2022: 858.5 · 2021: 887.4 · −28.9 Central federal district — Breeding stock −28.9 Voronezh Region — Breeding stock · 2022: 103.3 · 2021: 169.5 · −66.3 Voronezh Region — Breeding stock −66.3
how it will look

Set in numbers

Rosstat data for 2021–2022. Series: 304, period: 2. Breakdown: Russian Federation — Adult livestock; Russian Federation — Breeding stock; Russian Federation — Young stock; Russian Federation — Young stock over 4 months for fattening; Russian Federation — Piglets under 4 months and others

Russian Federation — Young stock: the indicator increased from 21,112 to 22,755 for 2021–2022 — by 7.78%. Of the 25 largest series, 21 increased, 4 decreased

All table numbers are series: 304

How to read this table

Comparisons can be made between different regions in the same year or for a single region over the two-year period. Each row represents a separate constituent entity or district, identifying key pig farming centers. Comparing 2021 figures, when the Russian Federation had 1897.393 units, with 2022 figures of 9212.678, the difference in population volume accumulated over this period across all farm categories nationwide is clearly visible

What is visible in these numbers

Five highest values: Russian Federation — Young stock (22,755), Central federal district — Young stock (13,384), Russian Federation — Young stock over 4 months… (13,265), Russian Federation — Piglets under 4 months (9,213), Central federal district — Young stock over 4 months… (8,195). The gap between the highest and lowest is 562.9 times. The top five account for 72.8% of the total across all items — the distribution is heavily skewed toward the top

Observations are annual; there are 2 periods in total. 50 of 50 possible values filled (100%); data gaps are virtually absent

The same indicator for other periods

The same indicator in other breakdowns (1)

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Period and application

Agricultural specialists and analysts use this data to assess the state of the industry in 2021 and 2022. Rosstat has prepared this information for those studying livestock development at the regional level. Data is updated as reporting is finalized and serves as a basis for understanding the structure of the pig population in Russia. This data helps objectively assess the current capacity of pig farms in each of the 81 constituent entities listed

How it is calculated

Data on sown areas, yield and livestock are used in planning raw material procurement, crop assessment and forecasting food prices