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Gross harvest of perennial grasses sown in previous years for seeds

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· dynamics annual · rows: 54 · periods: 2 · section: Bulletins on the state of agriculture (electronic versions)

Perennial grasses from previous years' sowings are harvested for seed in large agricultural organizations not classified as small businesses. The 2022–2023 data includes indicators for all of Russia, federal districts, and individual constituent entities. The rows allow for comparing production volumes across different parts of the country, covering 54 territorial units. Gross harvest is measured in units of all cuttings

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Chart of gross harvest of perennial grasses for seed in agricultural organizations for 2022–2023

unchanged Oryol Region · 2023: 11.3 all cuts · 2022: 8.66 · +2.62 Oryol Region +2.62 Rostov Region · 2023: 8.08 all cuts · 2022: 7.24 · +0.84 Rostov Region +0.84 Belgorod Region · 2023: 5.97 all cuts · 2022: 5.55 · +0.42 Belgorod Region +0.42 Kaliningrad Region · 2023: 0.90 all cuts · 2022: 0.54 · +0.35 Kaliningrad Region +0.35 North Caucasian Federal District · 2023: 3.60 all cuts · 2022: 3.33 · +0.27 North Caucasian Federal District +0.27 Yaroslavl Region · 2023: 0.49 all cuts · 2022: 0.43 · +0.06 Yaroslavl Region +0.06 Moscow Region · 2023: 1.00 all cuts · 2022: 1.02 · −0.03 Moscow Region −0.03 Tver Region · 2023: 0.14 all cuts · 2022: 0.17 · −0.03 Tver Region −0.03 Ivanovo Region · 2023: 0.13 all cuts · 2022: 0.19 · −0.06 Ivanovo Region −0.06 Vladimir Region · 2023: 0.07 all cuts · 2022: 0.15 · −0.08 Vladimir Region −0.08 Ryazan Region · 2023: 1.08 all cuts · 2022: 1.19 · −0.11 Ryazan Region −0.11 Kursk Region · 2023: 1.37 all cuts · 2022: 1.50 · −0.13 Kursk Region −0.13 Kaluga Region · 2023: 0.09 all cuts · 2022: 0.23 · −0.14 Kaluga Region −0.14 Republic of Crimea · 2023: 0.06 all cuts · 2022: 0.37 · −0.31 Republic of Crimea −0.31 Vologda Region · 2023: 0.49 all cuts · 2022: 1.34 · −0.85 Vologda Region −0.85 Leningrad Region · 2023: 2.14 all cuts · 2022: 3.29 · −1.15 Leningrad Region −1.15 Northwestern Federal District · 2023: 3.57 all cuts · 2022: 6.20 · −2.63 Northwestern Federal District −2.63 Republic of Bashkortostan · 2023: 2.16 all cuts · 2022: 6.26 · −4.10 Republic of Bashkortostan −4.10 Tula Region · 2023: 1.69 all cuts · 2022: 5.97 · −4.28 Tula Region −4.28 Krasnodar Territory · 2023: 4.48 all cuts · 2022: 8.98 · −4.50 Krasnodar Territory −4.50 Voronezh Region · 2023: 2.46 all cuts · 2022: 7.68 · −5.22 Voronezh Region −5.22 Southern Federal District · 2023: 14.2 all cuts · 2022: 20.1 · −5.99 Southern Federal District −5.99 Central Federal District · 2023: 27.4 all cuts · 2022: 34.5 · −7.10 Central Federal District −7.10 Volga Federal District · 2023: 46.6 all cuts · 2022: 60.6 · −14.0 Volga Federal District −14.0 Russian Federation · 2023: 113.5 all cuts · 2022: 168.8 · −55.3 Russian Federation −55.3
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Set in numbers

The table holds 54 series in all cuts, running from 2022 to 2023, 2 reporting periods. 102 values in total.

“Russian Federation” declined by 32.7% between 2022 and 2023, from 169 to 114.

All table numbers are series: 54
Series 20222023
Российская Федерация 168,78 113,51
Центральный федеральный округ 34,50 27,40
Белгородская область 5,55 5,97
Владимирская область 0,15 0,07
Воронежская область 7,68 2,46
Ивановская область 0,19 0,13
Калужская область 0,23 0,09
Курская область 1,50 1,37
Липецкая область 0,03 —
Московская область 1,02 1,00
Орловская область 8,66 11,28
Рязанская область 1,19 1,08
Тверская область 0,17 0,14
Тульская область 5,97 1,69
Ярославская область 0,43 0,49
Северо-Западный федеральный округ 6,20 3,57
Республика Карелия 0,03 —
Вологодская область 1,34 0,49
Калининградская область 0,54 0,90
Ленинградская область 3,29 2,14
Новгородская область 0,53 —
Псковская область 0,47 —
Южный федеральный округ 20,15 14,15
Республика Крым 0,37 0,06
Краснодарский край 8,98 4,48
Ростовская область 7,24 8,08
Северо-Кавказский федеральный округ 3,33 3,60
Приволжский федеральный округ 60,56 46,56
Республика Башкортостан 6,26 2,16
Республика Марий Эл 1,40 2,10
Республика Мордовия 2,39 2,45
Республика Татарстан (Татарстан) 12,76 13,04
Удмуртская Республика 8,12 4,74
Чувашская Республика - Чувашия 1,29 0,74
Пермский край 4,13 1,73
Кировская область 17,03 14,01
Нижегородская область 2,07 3,07
Пензенская область 0,25 1,12
Самарская область 1,02 —
Саратовская область 0,33 1,25
Уральский федеральный округ 7,89 2,09
Курганская область 0,22 —
Свердловская область 4,08 1,15
Тюменская область 0,43 0,18
Тюменская область (кроме Ханты-Мансийского автономного округа-Югры и Ямало-Ненецкого автономного округа) 0,43 0,18
Челябинская область 3,17 0,76
Сибирский федеральный округ 36,00 16,05
Алтайский край 8,15 3,16
Красноярский край 2,90 2,93
Иркутская область 0,41 0,49
Новосибирская область 18,49 4,67
Омская область 5,87 4,49
Томская область 0,15 0,29
Дальневосточный федеральный округ 0,15 0,09

How to read this table

Differences between rows allow for tracking the situation at the national level and within specific districts or regions. Comparing regional indicators helps identify where perennial grass seed production is most active. Over two years, total figures for the Russian Federation changed from 168.77881 to 113.50528, as reflected in the series dynamics. The entire dataset is structured by territory for ease of comparison

What is visible in these numbers

“Russian Federation” leads the table with 114 all cuts, “Republic of Crimea” closes it with 0.059 all cuts. The gap between them is 1,929-fold.

The same indicator for other periods

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

Period and application

Annual data covers the period from 2022 to 2023 and is published as part of agricultural status bulletins. The statistics are useful for agro-industrial complex specialists and those monitoring seed fund production volumes. Data is updated according to the Rosstat official reporting publication schedule