This statistics provides data on the area of productive hop plantings by various farm types in Russia and the Volga Federal District. Rows cover areas from the national scale to the Chuvash Republic. Columns present data for agricultural organizations, private households, and farmers, as well as the percentage of 2021 figures relative to 2020. The data reflects crop status by ownership category
Table of productive hop planting area by farm category and region
The table is a snapshot — 8 series shown across 10 breakdowns. 43 values in total.
The largest value belongs to “Central Federal District” — 1,000 million; the smallest is “Altai Republic” at 100. The gap between them is 10 million-fold.
All table numbers are series: 8
Series
Сельскохо-зяйствен-ные организации
из них: малые предприятия
Хозяйства населения
Крестьянские (фермерские) хозяйства и индивидуальные предприниматели
Хозяйства всех категорий
2020 Хозяйства всех категорий
2021 в % к 2020 — Хозяйства всех категорий
2021 в % к 2020 — Сельскохо-зяйствен-ные организации
2021 в % к 2020 — Хозяйства населения
2021 в % к 2020 — Крестьянские (фермерские) хозяйства и индивидуальные предприниматели
Row variations allow for a comparison of hop cultivation volumes across the Russian Federation, the Volga Federal District, and specifically the Chuvash Republic. Columns are divided by organizational forms of farming, enabling a comparison between the contribution of large agricultural holdings and the output of peasant farms and private individuals. Comparing absolute values with percentage changes helps assess the share of each ownership type in the total area of plantings
What is visible in these numbers
The table is 54% filled: Rosstat does not publish every cell, and the gaps are left as they are rather than interpolated.
More in the section Bulletins on the state of agriculture (electronic versions)»
The statistics are based on electronic agricultural bulletins. The data provides a snapshot where figures by farm category are compared with the previous year's indicators. This information is useful for agribusiness specialists, economists, and those involved in crop production planning in Russia's regions
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