These data for the period 2000–2024 show the share of various farm categories in total agricultural production. Rows list specific crops, such as grain, sugar beet, and sunflower seeds, while columns show annual dynamics. Indicators are expressed as a percentage of total national production, allowing for comparison of the contribution of different farm groups to output
Sugar beet — value
Population households — Honey — value
Population households — Potatoes — value
Grain (post‑processing weight) — value
Sunflower seeds — value
Livestock and poultry for slaughter (slaughter weight) — value
Eggs — value
Population households — Vegetables — value
Milk — value
Population households — Livestock and poultry for slaughter (slaughter weight) — value
Rosstat data for 2000–2024. Rows: 30, periods: 5. Breakdown by items: Grain (weight after processing) — value; Sugar beet — value; Sunflower seeds — value; Potatoes — value; Vegetables — value and others
Sugar beet — value: indicator decreased from 94.5 to 88.5 over 2000–2024 — by 6.35%. Highest value — 94.5 (2000), lowest — 88.5 (2024). This is an average annual decrease of 0.27%. Of the 25 largest rows, 12 increased, 13 decreased
Table rows represent main products, including grain weight after processing, sugar beet, and sunflower seeds. Comparing them shows how the production structure of a specific crop changed depending on which farms grew it. The data allows for assessing the distribution of roles among different types of agricultural producers over twenty-four years
What is visible in these numbers
Top five values: Sugar beet — value (94.5), Household farms — Honey — value (93.9), Household farms — Potatoes — value (91.2), Grain (weight after processing) — value (90.8), Sunflower seeds — value (84.3). Gap between highest and lowest — 157.5 times. The top five account for 38.5% of the total across all items
Observations are annual; total periods: 5. 125 of 125 possible values filled (100%) — almost no empty cells remain
The statistics cover the period 2000–2024 and are published in the Statistical Yearbook of Russia. Production share data is useful for agribusinesses, government agencies, and economists to analyze the structure of the agricultural sector. Information is updated annually and contains data on thirty rows of various indicators
How it is calculated
Noted in the source itself: From 2020 — weight after processing; 2000, 2010 — weight initially recorded. Including individual entrepreneurs
1) С 2020 г. – в весе после доработки; 2000, 2010 гг. – в первоначально оприходованном весе.
2) Включая индивидуальных предпринимателей.
1) Since 2020 – weight after processing; 2000, 2010 – initially registered weight.
2) Including individual entrepreneurs.
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