Page 10 of articles about statistics

Total pig numbers have seen an increase of 2.7% from 4.7 million to 4.9 million.

In the first trimester of 2017, pig production has increased by more than 5%, mainly in the regions of Pskov, Chelyabinsk, Tver and Voronezh, and in the territory of Stavropol.

Last April, Mr. Dzhambulat Khatuov, the Vice-Minister of Agriculture of the Russian Federation, participated in the meeting of the Board of Directors of the Pig Producers’ National Association.

Growth in the Korean sow herd and continued disease management are leading to a larger pig crop and additional pork production.

Iowa hog producers accounted for the largest inventory among the states. North Carolina and Minnesota had the second and third largest inventories.

The National Association of Pig Producers of Russia has published the list of the main pork producers in Russia in 2016. Like in 2015, the first three places were held by the companies Miratorg, Rusagro and Cherkizovo.

As reported by Statistics Netherlands (CBS), the production value of agriculture in the Netherlands increased more than tenfold over the period 1950-2015.

According to Statistics Canada, hog producers reported 13.7 million hogs on January 1, up 1.6% from January 1, 2016, marking the fourth consecutive year-over-year increase.

Exports of Russian pork products have increased significantly over the last year.

In 2016, pig production increased by 9.4%.

The highest numbers of pigs were recorded in Spain and Germany (28.4 and 27.7 million head respectively.

In the last 8 years the number of pigs slaughtered in Russia has grown by 5 million heads.

The decrease in the number of pigs observed since November 2014 has been stopped for the time being.

Final crop areas, yields, livestock populations and agricultural workforce At June 2016 - United Kingdom.

Hog prices will continue to reflect very large supplies of slaughter-ready animals. Average fourth -quarter live equivalent prices for 51-52 percent lean animals are expected to average $34 -$36 per cwt, almost 22 percent below a year ago.

Between January and October 2016, pig production for slaughter in the Russian farms has grown by 13.5% in terms of liveweight.