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Breeding stock of pigs in agricultural organizations

· dynamics annual · rows: 60 · periods: 2 · section: Bulletins on the state of agriculture (electronic versions)

Swine production in large-scale agricultural organizations, excluding small businesses, is presented as the number of breeding sows at year-end. The list contains sixty rows, including indicators for the entire Russian Federation, federal districts, and individual regions, such as Belgorod Oblast. The statistics cover 2022 and 2023, providing insight into the current breeding sow population in large agro-holdings and regional farms

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Breeding sow population in agricultural organizations by region for 2022–2023

unchanged Central Federal District · 2023: 881.5 · 2022: 761.4 · +120.0 Central Federal District +120.0 Russian Federation · 2023: 1,404 · 2022: 1,291 · +112.6 Russian Federation +112.6 Oryol Region · 2023: 69.3 · 2022: 39.9 · +29.4 Oryol Region +29.4 Bryansk Region · 2023: 65.1 · 2022: 40.0 · +25.1 Bryansk Region +25.1 Kursk Region · 2023: 122.6 · 2022: 100.8 · +21.8 Kursk Region +21.8 Belgorod Region · 2023: 265.8 · 2022: 250.8 · +15.1 Belgorod Region +15.1 Belgorod Region · 2023: 74.0 · 2022: 59.5 · +14.5 Belgorod Region +14.5 Northwestern Federal District · 2023: 88.5 · 2022: 78.2 · +10.2 Northwestern Federal District +10.2 Pskov Region · 2023: 55.9 · 2022: 48.3 · +7.54 Pskov Region +7.54 Tambov Region · 2023: 71.7 · 2022: 65.5 · +6.22 Tambov Region +6.22 Voronezh Region · 2023: 88.2 · 2022: 82.1 · +6.06 Voronezh Region +6.06 Volga Federal District · 2023: 178.9 · 2022: 173.0 · +5.97 Volga Federal District +5.97 Kaliningrad Region · 2023: 16.0 · 2022: 13.7 · +2.37 Kaliningrad Region +2.37 Moscow Region · 2023: 23.0 · 2022: 21.0 · +1.92 Moscow Region +1.92 Tver Region · 2023: 53.6 · 2022: 52.3 · +1.31 Tver Region +1.31 Ryazan Region · 2023: 15.8 · 2022: 15.4 · +0.44 Ryazan Region +0.44 Leningrad Region · 2023: 9.17 · 2022: 9.04 · +0.14 Leningrad Region +0.14 North Caucasian Federal District · 2023: 12.0 · 2022: 11.9 · +0.08 North Caucasian Federal District +0.08 Stavropol Territory · 2023: 12.0 · 2022: 11.9 · +0.08 Stavropol Territory +0.08 Smolensk Region · 2023: 10.6 · 2022: 10.8 · −0.13 Smolensk Region −0.13 Tula Region · 2023: 15.7 · 2022: 16.2 · −0.49 Tula Region −0.49 Rostov Region · 2023: 13.6 · 2022: 14.6 · −0.97 Rostov Region −0.97 Volgograd Region · 2023: 5.76 · 2022: 6.89 · −1.13 Volgograd Region −1.13 Krasnodar Territory · 2023: 26.0 · 2022: 33.2 · −7.19 Krasnodar Territory −7.19 Southern Federal District · 2023: 53.4 · 2022: 64.0 · −10.6 Southern Federal District −10.6
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Coverage: 60 series, 2022 through 2023, 2 reporting periods. 112 values in total.

Between 2022 and 2023 “Russian Federation” rose from 1,291 to 1,404 — 8.7%.

All table numbers are series: 60
Series 20222023
Российская Федерация 1 291,48 1 404,04
Центральный федеральный округ 761,45 881,47
Белгородская область 250,75 265,83
Брянская область 40,00 65,12
Воронежская область 82,12 88,18
Курская область 100,77 122,62
Липецкая область 59,46 73,96
Московская область 21,05 22,97
Орловская область 39,93 69,35
Рязанская область 15,40 15,84
Смоленская область 10,78 10,65
Тамбовская область 65,45 71,68
Тверская область 52,31 53,62
Тульская область 16,16 15,66
Северо-Западный федеральный округ 78,25 88,49
Республика Коми 1,66 —
Архангельская область 0,07 —
Архангельская область (без автономного округа) 0,07 —
Калининградская область 13,67 16,04
Ленинградская область 9,04 9,17
Псковская область 48,32 55,86
Южный федеральный округ 64,01 53,39
Республика Крым 4,27 —
Краснодарский край 33,17 25,99
Волгоградская область 6,89 5,76
Ростовская область 14,57 13,60
Северо-Кавказский федеральный округ 11,94 12,03
Ставропольский край 11,94 12,03
Приволжский федеральный округ 172,95 178,92
Республика Башкортостан 24,89 23,68
Республика Марий Эл 17,29 16,62
Республика Мордовия 33,44 35,34
Республика Татарстан 21,14 20,56
Удмуртская Республика 13,12 13,83
Чувашская Республика 2,20 2,48
Пермский край 0,18 0,14
Кировская область 15,81 15,84
Нижегородская область 16,73 22,14
Оренбургская область 7,15 8,49
Саратовская область 7,80 7,77
Ульяновская область 7,11 —
Уральский федеральный округ 76,91 72,61
Курганская область 1,74 1,82
Свердловская область 18,53 18,22
Тюменская область 16,08 16,22
Челябинская область 40,56 36,35
Сибирский федеральный округ 92,79 94,96
Республика Хакасия 0,06 0,06
Алтайский край 10,12 9,79
Красноярский край 16,84 17,39
Иркутская область 5,23 —
Кемеровская область 18,31 18,52
Новосибирская область 13,23 13,27
Омская область 14,51 15,26
Томская область 14,46 15,45
Дальневосточный федеральный округ 33,17 22,17
Республика Бурятия 7,18 7,07
Приморский край 21,34 10,91
Хабаровский край 0,02 —
Амурская область 0,17 —

How to read this table

The row structure allows for comparing production scale at the national level with specific territories. Data for the Central Federal District can be compared with national figures, or the situation in a specific region can be examined. This structure helps assess a specific region's share of the national breeding sow population in large organizations over the specified two-year period

What is visible in these numbers

The largest value belongs to “Russian Federation” — 1,404; the smallest is “Volgograd Region” at 5.8. The gap between them is 244-fold.

The same indicator for other periods

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

Period and application

This information is relevant for analyzing the development of the swine production sector in large-scale farms. Rosstat data is published annually and is suitable for assessing the production potential of the agro-industrial complex by region and district. Statistics for 2022 and 2023 help provide an overview of the current scale of swine breeding in agribusiness