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Cattle population in Belarus and Russia

at year-end; in all types of farms

· dynamics annual · rows: 4 · periods: 7 · section: Belarus and Russia (2024)

From 2005 to 2023, the cattle population in Belarus and Russia is recorded for all types of farms as of year-end. The four rows in the table provide estimates for both the total number of animals in millions of head and cattle density per 100 hectares of agricultural land. The annual indicators cover a nineteen-year period, showing changes in the livestock sectors of both countries

Chart of cattle population in Belarus and Russia from 2005 to 2023, in millions of head and per 100 ha of land

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how it will look

Set in numbers

4 series are published here in at year-end; in all types of farms, from 2005 to 2023, 7 reporting periods. 28 values in total.

Between 2005 and 2023 “Total, million heads — Belarus” rose from 4 to 4.2 — 5%. The highest value in the series is 4.4 in 2015.

All table numbers are series: 4

How to read this table

The rows differ by measurement method: some data are presented in absolute terms (millions of head), while others are relative (head per 100 ha of agricultural land). This allows for a comparison of total cattle populations in Belarus and Russia while simultaneously observing the intensity of land use for livestock. Comparing these series helps determine whether animal numbers are growing in proportion to the area of available pasture and land

What is visible in these numbers

The largest value belongs to “Per 100 ha of agricultural land, heads — Belarus” — 52 at year-end; in all types of farms; the smallest is “Total, million heads — Belarus” at 4.2 at year-end; in all types of farms. The gap between them is 12.4-fold.

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Period and application

Statistics are published annually and cover a time series from 2005 to 2023. This information is useful for agricultural specialists, economists, and anyone analyzing livestock trends and the use of agricultural resources in neighboring countries