This data on yields in large agricultural organizations shows the amount of hay produced per unit area of improved land. The list contains thirty-six rows, with data broken down by territory, ranging from the Russian Federation as a whole to specific federal districts and individual regions. The indicator is annual, covering the 2023–2024 period, and the unit of measurement is not specified in the source
Chart of yield of improved hayfields and cultivated pastures for hay in agricultural organizations for 2023–2024
The rows vary in geographic scale, allowing for comparisons between national figures and those of the Central Federal District or the Moscow Region. These values illustrate differences in land productivity across various parts of the country. Data are grouped by territory type to enable comparison between the national overview and specific regions or districts
What is visible in these numbers
The largest value belongs to “Leningrad Region” — 34; the smallest is “Volgograd Region” at 8. The gap between them is 4.3-fold.
This information is published as part of agricultural status bulletins. The data is relevant for 2023 and 2024 and is updated annually. These figures are intended for agronomists, forage base planning specialists, and those analyzing the efficiency of pasture and hayfield use in large-scale agricultural enterprises
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