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Yield of improved hayfields and cultivated pastures for hay, 2024–2025

· dynamics annual · rows: 28 · periods: 2 · section: Bulletins on the state of agriculture (electronic versions)

Hay yield from improved hayfields and cultivated pastures in large agricultural organizations is reflected in annual figures for 2024 and 2025. The list contains 28 rows, including data for all of Russia, individual federal districts, and specific regions, such as the Vladimir Oblast. This allows for comparing land-use efficiency across different parts of the country and observing the difference between the national level and the results of individual constituent entities

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Chart of hay yield from improved hayfields and cultivated pastures by region for 2024–2025

unchanged Perm Territory · 2025: 37.0 · 2024: 22.6 · +14.4 Perm Territory +14.4 Moscow Region · 2025: 41.8 · 2024: 29.2 · +12.7 Moscow Region +12.7 Volgograd Region · 2025: 16.3 · 2024: 8.00 · +8.27 Volgograd Region +8.27 Udmurt Republic · 2025: 28.0 · 2024: 20.8 · +7.15 Udmurt Republic +7.15 Central Federal District · 2025: 35.2 · 2024: 28.3 · +6.83 Central Federal District +6.83 Volga Federal District · 2025: 23.1 · 2024: 17.2 · +5.84 Volga Federal District +5.84 Leningrad Region · 2025: 36.2 · 2024: 34.0 · +2.22 Leningrad Region +2.22 Ural Federal District · 2025: 17.1 · 2024: 15.0 · +2.13 Ural Federal District +2.13 Sverdlovsk Oblast · 2025: 17.1 · 2024: 15.0 · +2.13 Sverdlovsk Oblast +2.13 Northwestern Federal District · 2025: 25.2 · 2024: 23.4 · +1.80 Northwestern Federal District +1.80 Republic of Karelia · 2025: 23.0 · 2024: 21.2 · +1.79 Republic of Karelia +1.79 Russian Federation · 2025: 18.9 · 2024: 17.4 · +1.42 Russian Federation +1.42 Moscow · 2025: 22.2 · 2024: 20.9 · +1.31 Moscow +1.31 Novosibirsk Oblast · 2025: 13.5 · 2024: 13.1 · +0.41 Novosibirsk Oblast +0.41 Siberian Federal District · 2025: 10.7 · 2024: 13.0 · −2.35 Siberian Federal District −2.35 Republic of Komi · 2025: 12.1 · 2024: 15.1 · −3.02 Republic of Komi −3.02 Republic of Tatarstan (Tatarstan) · 2025: 19.7 · 2024: 23.6 · −3.88 Republic of Tatarstan (Tatarstan) −3.88 Southern Federal District · 2025: 14.7 · 2024: 19.1 · −4.35 Southern Federal District −4.35 North Caucasian Federal District · 2025: 7.11 · 2024: 12.4 · −5.27 North Caucasian Federal District −5.27 Stavropol Territory · 2025: 7.11 · 2024: 12.4 · −5.27 Stavropol Territory −5.27 Orenburg Region · 2025: 5.83 · 2024: 11.1 · −5.29 Orenburg Region −5.29 Altai Territory · 2025: 4.00 · 2024: 12.9 · −8.86 Altai Territory −8.86 Vladimir Region · 2025: 15.1 · 2024: 24.0 · −8.94 Vladimir Region −8.94 Republic of Kalmykia · 2025: 14.7 · 2024: 24.6 · −9.91 Republic of Kalmykia −9.91
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Set in numbers

Coverage: 28 series, 2024 through 2025, 2 reporting periods. 52 values in total.

“Russian Federation” rose by 8.2% between 2024 and 2025, from 17.4 to 18.9.

All table numbers are series: 28
Series 20242025
Российская Федерация 17,44 18,87
Центральный федеральный округ 28,34 35,17
Владимирская область 24,00 15,06
Воронежская область — 34,99
Московская область 29,16 41,82
г. Москва 20,92 22,22
Северо-Западный федеральный округ 23,40 25,20
Республика Карелия 21,21 23,00
Республика Коми 15,08 12,06
Вологодская область 13,84 —
Ленинградская область 34,02 36,24
Псковская область 18,60 —
Южный федеральный округ 19,07 14,72
Республика Калмыкия 24,60 14,70
Волгоградская область 8,00 16,28
Северо-Кавказский федеральный округ 12,37 7,11
Ставропольский край 12,37 7,11
Приволжский федеральный округ 17,23 23,07
Республика Татарстан (Татарстан) 23,62 19,73
Удмуртская Республика 20,85 28,00
Пермский край 22,61 36,97
Кировская область 11,73 —
Оренбургская область 11,12 5,83
Уральский федеральный округ 15,01 17,14
Свердловская область 15,01 17,14
Сибирский федеральный округ 13,00 10,65
Алтайский край 12,86 4,00
Новосибирская область 13,11 13,52

How to read this table

Table rows are categorized by territory, enabling a comparison of yield on a national scale with indicators for specific districts and oblasts. Comparing data for the Russian Federation with, for example, the Central Federal District helps to understand pasture productivity under various climatic and economic conditions. The two-year dynamics show changes in hay yield per unit area in non-small business enterprises

What is visible in these numbers

“Moscow Region” leads the table with 41.8, “Altai Territory” closes it with 4. The gap between them is 10.5-fold.

The same indicator for other periods

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

Period and application

Data is collected by Rosstat and published as part of agricultural bulletins. Information for 2024 and 2025 can be used by agronomists, managers of large farms, and fodder base planning specialists to assess the quality of land reclamation works. Data is updated annually and records the annual dynamics of improved hayfields