From 2021 to 2023, farm holdings allocated their land among various agricultural crops, as reflected in this report. The ten rows of the table represent different plant groups, including cereals, legumes, and industrial crops, as well as the total sown area. Values are recorded in thousands of hectares, illustrating land distribution in small-scale agribusiness and changes in farmer preferences over the three-year period
Total sown area — value
Total sown area — Total
Total sown area — cereals and grain legumes — Total
Total sown area — cereals and grain legumes — value
The rows are differentiated by crop type, allowing for a comparison of the shares of cereals and industrial crops within the total sown area. By comparing annual indicators in each row, one can track changes in the land-use structure of farm holdings. The total sown area in 2021 was 25379.5 thousand hectares, whereas in 2023, certain items reached 32.2 thousand hectares, helping to identify the development dynamics of the farm sector
What is visible in these numbers
“Total sown area — value” leads the table with 26,264 thousand hectares, “industrial crops — sugar beet — Share in the sown area (area of fruit and berry plantations) of agricultural producers of all categories, percent” closes it with 9.9 thousand hectares. The gap between them is 2,653-fold.
Only 47% of the cells carry a value — empty cells are missing in the source publication and are not filled in here.
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Current data for 2021–2023 is updated by Rosstat as part of the statistical yearbook on small and medium-sized enterprises. The statistics are useful for agronomists, economists, and business representatives to analyze the specialization of peasant holdings and plan production volumes for major agricultural crops for upcoming seasons
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