Pear gross harvest in households by regions
The amount of pears harvested in private plots and farms nationwide is shown in this list. It provides the gross harvest by Russian regions and federal districts for 2025, calculated as a percentage of 2024 figures. Rows are categorized geographically, allowing for an assessment of each constituent entity's contribution to the national total. The entire list covers 88 rows, including national totals and breakdowns by individual regions, providing up-to-date statistics for this crop
Chart of gross pear harvest in households by Russian regions, as a percentage of 2024
Set in numbers
Rosstat data. Rows: 88, indicators: 5. Breakdown: Russian Federation / 36.37234 / 14.79868; Central Federal District / 0.97332 / 0.508; Vladimir Oblast; Kursk Oblast; Moscow Oblast / 0.16222 / ... and others
Five largest values: Russian Federation / 36.37234 / 14.79868 (3 136), North Caucasian Federal District / 24.8230… (886.2), Central Federal District / 0.97332 / 0.5… (744.6), Volga Federal District / 0.44525 / ... (639.6), Southern Federal District / 9.87896 / 1.65397 (495.8). The gap between the largest and smallest is 64.2 times. The top five account for 60.2% of the sum of all positions — the distribution is heavily skewed toward the top
All table numbers are series: 88
How to read this table
Categorizing rows into federal districts and specific regions helps compare the productivity of different agricultural zones. The total harvest for the Russian Federation can be compared with individual regional figures to understand the scale of production in specific areas. The column showing percentages relative to 2024 indicates the relative change in harvest. Comparing these values across different entities identifies leaders in pear production growth rates for the current period
What is visible in these numbers
Table columns: Households; Peasant (farm) holdings and individual entrepreneurs
Out of 125 possible values, 122 are filled (97.6%). Small gaps remain where the position was not observed in all periods
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Period and application
The statistics cover the 2024 and 2025 period and are updated by Rosstat as part of agricultural bulletins. The data is intended for agricultural analysts, fruit and berry procurement planners, and government agencies overseeing horticultural development. The current figures allow for monitoring the actual state of the industry and assessing land resource efficiency across the country's various climatic conditions
How it is calculated
Data on crops, yields, and livestock are used in planning raw material purchases, assessing harvests, and forecasting food prices
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