Lithuania in figures (edition 2023)

Agriculture

 

 

 

 

The chapter provides statistical information on agricultural production and changes thereof over a year, as well as changes in crops grown by farmers.

 

 

 

In 2022, agricultural production at current prices totalled EUR 4.6 billion. Compared to 2021, the volume of total agri­cultural pro­duction increased by 4.8 per cent. The volume of crop production increased by 6.4, animal production – 1.7 per cent. The increase in crop production was determined by more abundant harvest of leguminous plants (39.1 per cent) and cereals (5.3 per cent). Animal production increased due to a 4.7 per cent increase in cattle breeding and a 3 per cent increase in milk yield.

 

 

Gross agricultural production, at current prices
EUR million

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The proportion of crop production in the total agricultural production made up 68 per cent, of which cereals – 34.9, rape – 12.1, fodder crops – 7.4, vegetables – 3.9 per cent. 

 

 


The proportion of animal production made up 32 per cent, of which animal and poultry breeding – 14.5 per cent, milk yield – 12.9 per cent.

 

 

Main agricultural products
Thousand tonnes

 

2018

2019

2020

2021

2022

Grain

4,379

5,509

6,935

5,621

6,014

Rape

434

689

967

904

896

Sugar beet (for industry)

889

1,002

949

857

728

Potatoes

296

337

303

205

232

Vegetables

213

237

226

246

267

Fruit and berries

106

46

72

56

74

Meat (carcass weight)

276

271

276

260

262

Milk

1,572

1,551

1,492

1,477

1,522

Eggs, mill. pcs

892

858

881

876

817

Wool (physical weight), t

328

303

289

265

290

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Production of main agricultural products per capita
Kilograms

 

2018

2019

2020

2021

2022

Grain

1,563

1,972

2,481

2,002

2,124

Vegetables

76

85

81

88

94

Potatoes

106

121

108

73

82

Fruits and berries

39

18

28

22

27

Meat (carcass weight)

98

97

99

92

92

Natūralaus riebumo pienas

561

555

534

526

537

Kiaušiniai, vnt.

318

307

315

312

288

 

Harvest of grain and potatoes
Thousand tonnes

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Average field of grain by municipality, 2022
Grain crops yield, t per 1 hectare

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Number of livestock, beginning of the year
Thousand

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The biggest proportion of gross agricultural production (70.8 per cent) was produced on farmers’ and family farms: 82.1 per cent of total crop and 46.9 per cent of total animal production. Farmers mainly cultivated cereal crops (39.9 per cent of the total agri­cultural pro­duc­tion produced on farmers’ farms); milk yield on farmers’ farms accounted for 12.2 per cent of their agri­cultural pro­duc­tion. Agricultural companies mainly bread animals – 34.6 per cent of their agricultural production (of which poultry – 17.3, pigs – 14.1 per cent), and cultivated cereals – 22.8 per cent.

 

 

 

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