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Average prices for grain for industrial organizations by year

roubles per tonne

· snapshot · rows: 10 · periods: 5 · section: Russian Statistical Yearbook (2024)

From 2010 to 2023, industrial grain purchase prices fluctuated annually; this dataset provides information on the cost of wheat, rye, and barley for primary production. The table rows are grouped by specific crop types, enabling the tracking of purchase price dynamics for each. All indicators are expressed in rubles per tonne, with data recorded at the end of the calendar year to allow for long-term assessment of raw material expenditures by industrial organizations

Chart of average prices for wheat, barley, and rye from 2010 to 2023, rubles per tonne

Buckwheat 35,025 Sunflower seeds 21,661 Millet 14,590 Soybeans 11,588 Dried peas 10,128 Barley 8,944 Maize (corn) 8,800 Wheat 7,488 Rye 6,550 Oats 6,332
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Set in numbers

This is a cross-section: 10 series in roubles per tonne across 5 breakdowns. 39 values in total.

The largest value belongs to “Soybeans” — 43,599 roubles per tonne; the smallest is “Rye” at 9,411 roubles per tonne. The gap between them is 4.6-fold.

All table numbers are series: 10
Series 20102021202220232023
Пшеница 7 488,00 17 685,00 12 547,00 13 275,00 —
Ячмень 8 944,00 18 319,00 14 393,00 12 792,00 —
Рожь 6 550,00 15 804,00 9 716,00 9 411,00 —
Овес 6 332,00 16 542,00 10 344,00 10 451,00 —
Просо 14 590,00 17 051,00 — 13 740,00 —
Гречиха 35 025,00 47 862,00 24 559,00 17 599,00 —
Кукуруза 8 800,00 15 807,00 11 894,00 11 209,00 —
Горох сушеный 10 128,00 23 825,00 17 094,00 17 415,00 —
Бобы соевые 11 588,00 44 659,00 34 448,00 43 599,00 —
Семена подсолнечника 21 661,00 39 278,00 25 911,00 27 787,00 —

How to read this table

Selecting specific crops in the rows facilitates price level comparisons between wheat, barley, and rye within a single reporting period. Comparing column values reveals how the price gap between different grain types has narrowed or widened over time. Each row represents an individual agricultural product, simplifying the analysis of industrial sector cost structures without the need to consult multiple documents or information sources

What is visible in these numbers

The table is 78% filled: Rosstat does not publish every cell, and the gaps are left as they are rather than interpolated.

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Period and application

Data is updated annually and covers the period from 2010 to 2023. This information is used by agro-industrial complex analysts, economists, and industrial organization representatives to monitor grain market pricing policies for business planning and primary production cost assessment