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Yield of perennial grasses under cover crops for fodder

· dynamics annual · rows: 30 · periods: 2 · section: Bulletins on the state of agriculture (electronic versions)

These data show the centners per hectare harvested when growing understory perennial grasses for green fodder, haylage, silage, or grass meal. The list includes large agricultural organizations that are not classified as small businesses. The indicators cover 2020 and 2021, allowing for an assessment of yield changes over this two-year period

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Chart of understory perennial forage grass yields in large agricultural organizations for 2020–2021

unchanged Central Federal District · 2021: 1,000m · 2020: 74.4 · +1,000m Central Federal District +1,000m Leningrad Region · 2021: 1,000m · 2020: 96.4 · +1,000m Leningrad Region +1,000m Northwestern Federal District · 2021: 117.1 · 2020: 86.1 · +31.0 Northwestern Federal District +31.0 Volga Federal District · 2021: 75.6 · 2020: 52.8 · +22.8 Volga Federal District +22.8 Russian Federation · 2021: 86.2 · 2020: 67.9 · +18.3 Russian Federation +18.3 Ryazan Region · 2021: 1,000m · 2020: 1,000m · +0 Ryazan Region +0 Republic of Karelia · 2021: 1,000m · 2020: 1,000m · +0 Republic of Karelia +0 Arkhangelsk Region · 2021: 1,000m · 2020: 1,000m · +0 Arkhangelsk Region +0 Arkhangelsk Region (excluding Autonomous Okrug) · 2021: 1,000m · 2020: 1,000m · +0 Arkhangelsk… Autonomous Okrug)Arkhangelsk Region (excluding Autonomous Okrug) +0 Republic of Mordovia · 2021: 1,000m · 2020: 1,000m · +0 Republic of Mordovia +0 Republic of Tatarstan · 2021: 1,000m · 2020: 1,000m · +0 Republic of Tatarstan +0 Saratov Region · 2021: 1,000m · 2020: 1,000m · +0 Saratov Region +0 Ulyanovsk Region · 2021: 1,000m · 2020: 1,000m · +0 Ulyanovsk Region +0
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Set in numbers

The table holds 30 series, running from 2020 to 2021, 2 reporting periods. 43 values in total.

Between 2020 and 2021 “Russian Federation” rose from 67.9 to 86.2 — 27%.

All table numbers are series: 30
Series 20202021
Российская федерация 67,90 86,20
Центральный федеральный округ 74,40 999 999 999,00
Белгородская область 999 999 999,00 —
Курская область 99,50 —
Рязанская область 999 999 999,00 999 999 999,00
Тамбовская область 999 999 999,00 —
Северо-западный федеральный округ 86,10 117,10
Республика Карелия 999 999 999,00 999 999 999,00
Архангельская область 999 999 999,00 999 999 999,00
Архангельская область (без автономного округа) 999 999 999,00 999 999 999,00
Ленинградская область 96,40 999 999 999,00
Южный федеральный округ — 153,00
Ростовская область — 153,00
Северо-кавказский федеральный округ — 999 999 999,00
Республика Дагестан — 999 999 999,00
Приволжский федеральный округ 52,80 75,60
Республика Башкортостан 999 999 999,00 —
Республика Мордовия 999 999 999,00 999 999 999,00
Республика Татарстан 999 999 999,00 999 999 999,00
Удмуртская Республика — 999 999 999,00
Нижегородская область — 999 999 999,00
Оренбургская область 999 999 999,00 —
Самарская область 999 999 999,00 —
Саратовская область 999 999 999,00 999 999 999,00
Ульяновская область 999 999 999,00 999 999 999,00
Уральский федеральный округ — 999 999 999,00
Челябинская область — 999 999 999,00
Сибирский федеральный округ — 999 999 999,00
Красноярский край — 999 999 999,00
Иркутская область — 999 999 999,00

How to read this table

Table rows are classified geographically: values are provided for the entire Russian Federation, the Central Federal District, and Ryazan Oblast. This breakdown allows for comparison between national indicators and those of a specific district or region. Comparing these series shows how local yields differ from national or federal district averages

What is visible in these numbers

The largest value belongs to “Central Federal District” — 1,000 million; the smallest is “Volga Federal District” at 75.6. The gap between them is 13.23 million-fold.

The table is 76% 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)»

Period and application

Data for 2020–2021 provide information on grass productivity in large farms. Information is updated as part of agricultural bulletins. This data is useful for agribusiness specialists, agricultural enterprise managers, and those involved in forage base planning for livestock complexes