Yield indicators for the entire country and specific territories were recorded for 2020 and 2021. The list contains 65 rows, including the total for the Russian Federation, data for federal districts, and specific regions, such as Belgorod Oblast. Each row reflects results for all categories of farms, allowing for an assessment of overall production efficiency. The indicators are annual and cover agriculture across various scales
Rosstat data for 2020–2021. Rows: 65, periods: 2. Table rows: RUSSIAN FEDERATION — farms of all categories; CENTRAL FEDERAL DISTRICT — farms of all categories; Belgorod Oblast — farms of all categories; Bryansk Oblast — farms of all categories; Vladimir Oblast — farms of all categories, and others
Vladimir Oblast — farms of all categories: the indicator remained unchanged from 1 000 million to 1 000 million for 2020–2021. Of the 21 largest rows, 11 increased and 10 decreased
Different levels of detail in the rows enable a comparison of farming efficiency. Total national yields can be compared with results from specific federal districts or individual regions. This helps identify leading regions in crop production and those performing below average. All data pertains to all categories of farms, ensuring comparisons are made across equivalent producer groups
What is visible in these numbers
Top five values: Vladimir Oblast — farms of all categor… (1 000 million), City of Moscow — farms of all categories (1 000 million), Kaliningrad Oblast — farms of all cate… (1 000 million), Republic of Dagestan — farms of all categories (1 000 million), NORTH-WESTERN FEDERAL DISTRICT — farms… (29.7). The gap between the highest and the lowest is 85.5 million times. The top five account for 100% of the total across all positions — the distribution is heavily skewed toward the top
Observations are annual; the dataset contains 2 observation periods. There are 50 values in the table out of 50 possible, which is 100%, meaning the table is filled almost completely
Statistics for 2020 and 2021 are published in electronic versions of agricultural status bulletins. This information is relevant for agronomists, investors, and analysts of agricultural sector productivity. Data is updated as new Rosstat bulletins are released. The two-year coverage period allows for observing short-term trends in the indicators
How it is calculated
Data on crops, yield, and livestock are used in raw material procurement planning, crop assessment, and food price forecasting
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