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Yield of perennial grasses for seeds: sainfoin, 2022–2023

· dynamics annual · rows: 29 · periods: 2 · section: Bulletins on the state of agriculture (electronic versions)

An average of 5.279224896 centners per hectare was harvested in the Russian Federation in 2022, and in 2023 the figure was 3.836930427 centners. This data characterizes sainfoin seed yield in agricultural organizations that are not small businesses. The table presents data for two years, broken down by federal districts and individual constituent entities of the country for a clear comparison of regional results

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Chart of sainfoin seed yield in agricultural organizations by region, 2022–2023

unchanged Penza Oblast · 2023: 6.15 · 2022: 1.73 · +4.41 Penza Oblast +4.41 Republic of Tatarstan (Tatarstan) · 2023: 3.81 · 2022: 1.94 · +1.86 Republic of Tatarstan (Tatarstan) +1.86 Altai Territory · 2023: 5.08 · 2022: 4.19 · +0.90 Altai Territory +0.90 Volgograd Region · 2023: 3.29 · 2022: 2.46 · +0.83 Volgograd Region +0.83 North Caucasian Federal District · 2023: 4.32 · 2022: 3.94 · +0.37 North Caucasian Federal District +0.37 Stavropol Territory · 2023: 4.32 · 2022: 3.94 · +0.37 Stavropol Territory +0.37 Siberian Federal District · 2023: 4.49 · 2022: 4.44 · +0.05 Siberian Federal District +0.05 Republic of Khakassia · 2023: 5.00 · 2022: 5.00 · +0 Republic of Khakassia +0 Ulyanovsk Region · 2023: 5.55 · 2022: 5.85 · −0.30 Ulyanovsk Region −0.30 Krasnoyarsk Territory · 2023: 4.28 · 2022: 4.85 · −0.57 Krasnoyarsk Territory −0.57 Saratov Region · 2023: 1.80 · 2022: 2.95 · −1.15 Saratov Region −1.15 Russian Federation · 2023: 3.84 · 2022: 5.28 · −1.44 Russian Federation −1.44 Central Federal District · 2023: 4.25 · 2022: 5.80 · −1.55 Central Federal District −1.55 Kursk Region · 2023: 5.66 · 2022: 7.46 · −1.80 Kursk Region −1.80 Voronezh Region · 2023: 3.01 · 2022: 4.89 · −1.89 Voronezh Region −1.89 Southern Federal District · 2023: 3.75 · 2022: 5.87 · −2.13 Southern Federal District −2.13 Belgorod Region · 2023: 5.02 · 2022: 7.36 · −2.34 Belgorod Region −2.34 Rostov Region · 2023: 4.25 · 2022: 7.10 · −2.84 Rostov Region −2.84 Orenburg Region · 2023: 10.9 · 2022: 13.8 · −2.88 Orenburg Region −2.88 Volga Federal District · 2023: 2.67 · 2022: 6.29 · −3.63 Volga Federal District −3.63 Perm Territory · 2023: 0.50 · 2022: 4.54 · −4.04 Perm Territory −4.04 Republic of Crimea · 2023: 2.86 · 2022: 7.18 · −4.31 Republic of Crimea −4.31 Republic of Bashkortostan · 2023: 2.72 · 2022: 7.39 · −4.67 Republic of Bashkortostan −4.67 Samara Region · 2023: 0.50 · 2022: 5.72 · −5.22 Samara Region −5.22 Krasnodar Territory · 2023: 2.24 · 2022: 12.3 · −10.0 Krasnodar Territory −10.0
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Set in numbers

29 series are published here, from 2022 to 2023, 2 reporting periods. 56 values in total.

Between 2022 and 2023 “Russian Federation” declined from 5.3 to 3.8 — 27.3%.

All table numbers are series: 29

How to read this table

Table rows are distributed by territory, starting with the total value for the Russian Federation and ending with individual regions, such as Belgorod Oblast. Comparing these series allows for observing differences in sainfoin crop productivity between various climatic zones and administrative units. Analysis of this data helps identify regional differences in the efficiency of perennial grass seed production in large agricultural enterprises during the specified period

What is visible in these numbers

The largest value belongs to “Orenburg Region” — 10.9; the smallest is “Samara Region” at 0.5. The gap between them is 21.8-fold.

The same indicator for other periods

More in the section Bulletins on the state of agriculture (electronic versions)»

Period and application

The statistics cover 2022 and 2023 and are updated by Rosstat as part of agricultural bulletins. The information is useful for agronomists, agricultural sector analysts, and specialists studying crop production indicators in the country's large agricultural organizations