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Gross harvest of hay from improved hayfields and cultivated pastures, 2021–2022

· dynamics annual · rows: 16 · periods: 2 · section: Bulletins on the state of agriculture (electronic versions)

Volumes of hay harvest from improved hayfields and cultivated pastures in agricultural organizations, excluding small businesses, are shown for the 2021–2022 period. The sixteen-row list presents indicators for the Russian Federation as a whole, the Central Federal District, and the Moscow Region. The two-year data allow for an assessment of changes in fodder production volumes in large-scale farms

Chart of gross hay harvest from improved hayfields and cultivated pastures by federal districts for 2021–2022

unchanged Volga Federal District · 2022: 72.6 · 2021: 51.2 · +21.4 Volga Federal District +21.4 Russian Federation · 2022: 375.3 · 2021: 354.6 · +20.8 Russian Federation +20.8 Ural Federal District · 2022: 57.7 · 2021: 37.0 · +20.7 Ural Federal District +20.7 Siberian Federal District · 2022: 91.1 · 2021: 73.2 · +17.9 Siberian Federal District +17.9 Novosibirsk Oblast · 2022: 56.1 · 2021: 50.9 · +5.16 Novosibirsk Oblast +5.16 Moscow Region · 2022: 28.7 · 2021: 28.6 · +0.15 Moscow Region +0.15 Southern Federal District · 2022: 30.9 · 2021: 32.6 · −1.75 Southern Federal District −1.75 Udmurt Republic · 2022: 15.8 · 2021: 18.2 · −2.44 Udmurt Republic −2.44 Republic of Bashkortostan · 2022: 1.00 · 2021: 5.40 · −4.41 Republic of Bashkortostan −4.41 Leningrad Region · 2022: 35.3 · 2021: 46.8 · −11.5 Leningrad Region −11.5 Vologda Region · 2022: 5.86 · 2021: 17.5 · −11.6 Vologda Region −11.6 Central Federal District · 2022: 34.5 · 2021: 56.6 · −22.1 Central Federal District −22.1 Northwestern Federal District · 2022: 69.4 · 2021: 95.0 · −25.7 Northwestern Federal District −25.7
how it will look

Set in numbers

Coverage: 16 series, 2021 through 2022, 2 reporting periods. 29 values in total.

Between 2021 and 2022 “Russian Federation” rose from 355 to 375 — 5.9%.

All table numbers are series: 16

How to read this table

The breakdown of table rows enables comparison of indicators at the national, federal district, and Moscow Region levels. Comparing 2021 and 2022 values allows for tracking changes in gross harvest across these territorial units. The information covers the activities of large agricultural organizations that are not classified as small businesses

What is visible in these numbers

The largest value belongs to “Russian Federation” — 375; the smallest is “Krasnodar Territory” at 0.04. The gap between them is 9,383-fold.

The table is 91% 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

Annual data for the 2021–2022 period are relevant for analyzing the state of the fodder base in the agro-industrial sector. The statistics may be useful to agricultural specialists, agronomists, and livestock enterprise representatives. The data are published based on agricultural status bulletins