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Yield of perennial grasses for seeds: sainfoin, 2024–2025

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

Sainfoin is harvested in agricultural organizations that are not small businesses, showing harvest dynamics for 2024–2025. Rows are categorized by territory: data are provided for the Russian Federation, the Central Federal District, and the Belgorod Region. The annual indicator reflects results for each agricultural season; the unit of measurement is not specified in the source

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Chart of sainfoin seed yield in agricultural organizations for 2024–2025

unchanged Penza Oblast · 2025: 13.7 · 2024: 4.01 · +9.66 Penza Oblast +9.66 Saratov Region · 2025: 8.34 · 2024: 2.25 · +6.09 Saratov Region +6.09 Voronezh Region · 2025: 6.21 · 2024: 2.66 · +3.55 Voronezh Region +3.55 Krasnodar Territory · 2025: 3.29 · 2024: 1.46 · +1.84 Krasnodar Territory +1.84 Krasnoyarsk Territory · 2025: 3.93 · 2024: 2.24 · +1.70 Krasnoyarsk Territory +1.70 Central Federal District · 2025: 7.24 · 2024: 6.71 · +0.52 Central Federal District +0.52 Kursk Region · 2025: 7.95 · 2024: 7.79 · +0.16 Kursk Region +0.16 Siberian Federal District · 2025: 4.10 · 2024: 3.93 · +0.16 Siberian Federal District +0.16 Rostov Region · 2025: 4.80 · 2024: 4.68 · +0.12 Rostov Region +0.12 Altai Territory · 2025: 4.39 · 2024: 4.28 · +0.12 Altai Territory +0.12 Southern Federal District · 2025: 4.45 · 2024: 4.35 · +0.10 Southern Federal District +0.10 Republic of Tatarstan (Tatarstan) · 2025: 2.17 · 2024: 2.20 · −0.03 Republic of Tatarstan (Tatarstan) −0.03 Volga Federal District · 2025: 3.36 · 2024: 3.53 · −0.17 Volga Federal District −0.17 Russian Federation · 2025: 4.23 · 2024: 4.40 · −0.17 Russian Federation −0.17 North Caucasian Federal District · 2025: 4.17 · 2024: 4.61 · −0.43 North Caucasian Federal District −0.43 Stavropol Territory · 2025: 4.17 · 2024: 4.61 · −0.43 Stavropol Territory −0.43 Volgograd Region · 2025: 2.16 · 2024: 2.63 · −0.47 Volgograd Region −0.47 Orenburg Region · 2025: 3.37 · 2024: 3.85 · −0.48 Orenburg Region −0.48 Chelyabinsk Region · 2025: 2.45 · 2024: 3.03 · −0.59 Chelyabinsk Region −0.59 Samara Region · 2025: 5.23 · 2024: 6.32 · −1.09 Samara Region −1.09 Belgorod Region · 2025: 8.17 · 2024: 9.76 · −1.59 Belgorod Region −1.59 Ural Federal District · 2025: 2.04 · 2024: 4.15 · −2.11 Ural Federal District −2.11 Republic of Bashkortostan · 2025: 2.56 · 2024: 4.70 · −2.14 Republic of Bashkortostan −2.14 Kurgan Region · 2025: 0.99 · 2024: 5.67 · −4.68 Kurgan Region −4.68 Ulyanovsk Region · 2025: 1.26 · 2024: 6.50 · −5.24 Ulyanovsk Region −5.24
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Set in numbers

29 series are published here, from 2024 to 2025, 2 reporting periods. 57 values in total.

Between 2024 and 2025 “Russian Federation” declined from 4.4 to 4.2 — 3.9%.

All table numbers are series: 29
Series 20242025
Российская Федерация 4,40 4,23
Центральный федеральный округ 6,71 7,24
Белгородская область 9,76 8,17
Воронежская область 2,66 6,21
Курская область 7,79 7,95
Южный федеральный округ 4,35 4,45
Республика Крым 4,81 —
Краснодарский край 1,46 3,29
Волгоградская область 2,63 2,16
Ростовская область 4,68 4,80
Северо-Кавказский федеральный округ 4,61 4,17
Ставропольский край 4,61 4,17
Приволжский федеральный округ 3,53 3,36
Республика Башкортостан 4,70 2,56
Республика Татарстан (Татарстан) 2,20 2,17
Оренбургская область 3,85 3,37
Пензенская область 4,01 13,67
Самарская область 6,32 5,23
Саратовская область 2,25 8,34
Ульяновская область 6,50 1,26
Уральский федеральный округ 4,15 2,04
Курганская область 5,67 0,99
Челябинская область 3,03 2,45
Сибирский федеральный округ 3,93 4,10
Алтайский край 4,28 4,39
Красноярский край 2,24 3,93
Иркутская область 0,70 2,84
Новосибирская область 4,92 4,06
Омская область 4,40 5,08

How to read this table

Comparing row values allows for assessing the productivity gap between the country as a whole and individual constituent entities or districts. For example, the Belgorod Region and the Central Federal District can be used to track how much their indicators deviate from the national average. This helps identify territories with higher perennial forage grass seed yields

What is visible in these numbers

The largest value belongs to “Penza Oblast” — 13.7; the smallest is “Kurgan Region” at 0.991. The gap between them is 13.8-fold.

The same indicator for other periods

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

Period and application

Current data cover two agricultural years, 2024 and 2025, and allow for tracking changes in sainfoin crop productivity. Information is published by Rosstat as part of regular bulletins on the state of agriculture. This data is useful for agronomists, plant science researchers, agribusiness representatives, and analysts monitoring the efficiency of forage crop and seed material production across various constituent entities of the country