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FAOSTAT · 2024

Agricultural production in Azerbaijan

According to FAOSTAT, Azerbaijan produced 3.3 million t of cereals, 1.9 million t of vegetables, 1.8 million t of fruit, 367,361 t of meat and 2.3 million t of milk in 2024. Its largest crops by volume were wheat (1.9 million t), barley (1.1 million t) and potatoes (954,005 t).

Products recorded
101
World #1
0
products
World top 10
6
products
Year
2024

Azerbaijan ranks second or third in the world for persimmons and cranberries.

Among its twelve largest crops, the biggest ten-year change was in seed cotton (+480%), followed by dry onions (+94%).

Livestock numbers: 2.3 million cattle, 5,304 pigs, 7.0 million sheep and 410,000 goats.

Totals by group

GroupTonnesWorld rankShare10-year change
All cereals3,305,281750.11%+44%
All milk2,257,002500.23%+22%
All vegetables1,861,517590.16%+56%
All fruit1,786,358650.19%+28%
All roots and tubers954,005790.1%+16%
All meat367,361860.1%+26%
All sugar crops224,6711010.01%+30%
All eggs121,103510.12%+29%
All tree nuts97,304280.53%+122%
All citrus fruit69,225720.04%+92%
All pulses19,5071120.02%−22%

All products by volume, 2024

ProductTonnesWorld rankShare10-year change
Cow milk2,222,195500.28%+22%
Wheat1,901,046420.24%+35%
Barley1,067,119270.75%+57%
Potatoes954,005450.24%+16%
Tomatoes870,986270.46%+81%
Skim milk of cows561,726420.39%−32%
Watermelons339,709290.32%+4.1%
Onions, dry327,529420.3%+94%
Maize302,689860.02%+49%
Apples300,023360.31%+19%
Seed cotton237,651220.33%+480%
Grapes231,429360.3%+57%
Sugar beet224,671370.08%+30%
Cucumbers215,868250.25%+1.2%
Persimmons192,36633.82%+37%
Other fruits, n.e.c.187,297290.48%+7.2%
Cotton seed177,000210.43%+312%
Chicken meat142,321750.11%+43%
Beef (cattle meat)140,473570.2%+15%
Hen eggs120,903510.13%+29%
Cabbages120,732470.16%+36%
Other vegetables, fresh n.e.c.100,090780.04%+78%
Eggplants96,238230.17%+26%
Melons90,413260.32%−21%
Sheep meat84,101270.73%+22%
Cotton lint80,545220.33%+381%
Hazelnuts, in shell75,69846.25%+152%
Peaches and nectarines66,709290.24%+137%
Pears60,492280.22%+51%
Cheese from whole cow milk53,554450.23%+13%
Tangerines and mandarins52,646350.1%+99%
Beer51,9411110.03%−0.4%
Sour cherries51,829103.49%+102%
Chillies and peppers, green49,879550.11%+9.5%
Margarine and shortening46,985370.36%+92%
Plums44,727300.35%+75%
Quinces43,20466.21%+59%
Edible offal of cattle, fresh, chilled or frozen41,173390.42%+15%
Other berries and fruits of the genus vaccinium n.e.c.37,74383.5%+2,078%
Carrots and turnips31,717740.07%+170%
Apricots30,780240.67%+42%
Sheep milk30,207370.31%+14%
Sunflower seed29,341390.06%+48%
Sunflower-seed oil, crude27,407380.12%−13%
Butter of cow milk27,022370.45%+24%
Raw hides and skins of cattle23,977460.27%+15%
Pumpkins and squash22,744710.07%−15%
Raw sugar22,107980.01%+16%
Green garlic21,932360.07%+8.3%
Other oil seeds, n.e.c.21,747250.9%+5.7%
Rice (paddy)15,291940%+471%
Wool, greasy14,730200.87%−12%
Walnuts, in shell13,498240.31%+54%
Wine12,720410.05%+52%
Raspberries11,795131.28%−1.7%
Figs11,659200.87%+24%
Cheese from skimmed cow milk11,192250.41%−39%
Cherries11,126270.36%+44%
Peas, dry10,676480.08%−4.1%
Edible offal of sheep, fresh, chilled or frozen9,484330.48%+22%
Raw hides and skins of sheep or lambs9,484370.44%+22%
Millet9,462490.03%+12,188%
Oats9,372520.04%+292%
Oil of maize9,331310.3%−68%
Tobacco, unmanufactured7,777450.13%+172%
Molasses7,106990.01%+16%
Oranges6,465840.01%+308%
Buttermilk, dry6,169270.94%—
Cattle fat, unrendered6,055450.18%+15%
Lemons and limes5,868670.03%+48%
Honey4,819470.24%+104%
Goat milk4,600890.02%−12%
Olives4,386330.02%+418%
Beans, dry4,367830.01%−58%
Other citrus fruit, n.e.c.4,246330.03%+6.2%
Other nuts3,948300.36%+3.9%
Almonds, in shell3,579230.09%+620%
Sheep fat, unrendered3,221300.5%+22%
Other pulses n.e.c.3,156680.07%+71%
Cranberries2,88830.46%+3.1%
Cottonseed oil2,623450.06%+42%
Currants2,259120.32%+13%
Peas, green2,244620.01%+92%
Mushrooms1,560400%+4.0%
Tea leaves1,202370%+154%
Olive oil1,165290.04%+31%
Kiwi fruit684180.02%+211%
Vetches636180.1%+38%
Lentils, dry618340.01%−44%
Chestnuts, in shell555180.03%−29%
Pork (pig meat)4681540%−31%
Silk-worm cocoons suitable for reeling334120.07%+33,300%
Rye206560%+140%
Eggs from other birds in shell, fresh, n.e.c.200320%−2.9%
Cheese from milk of sheep, fresh or processed145330.03%−13%
Sorghum951010%+83%
Broad beans and horse beans, dry55640%−48%
Edible offal of pigs, fresh, chilled or frozen331240%−31%
Fat of pigs331230%−31%
Soybeans30980%+7.1%
Pistachios, in shell27170%+238%

Live animals, 2024

ProductHeadWorld rankShare10-year change
Chickens29,372,000800.11%+1.8%
Sheep7,041,901440.52%−12%
Cattle2,329,506790.15%−4.7%
Turkeys1,480,000210.61%+64%
Bees583,286240.57%+140%
Goats410,000950.03%−38%
Buffalo95,874230.05%−62%
Horses49,583610.09%−34%
Asses10,273650.02%−74%
Pigs5,3041580%−14%
Camels349420%+35%
Mules and hinnies40620%−51%

Azerbaijan among the world’s producers, 2024

Share of world production by country for the largest crops of Azerbaijan, which is outlined on the map.

under 0.1%0.1–1%1–5%5–15%15% or moreno data
Small island states are not drawn at this scale.

Production per person, 2024

Azerbaijan had 10.3 million inhabitants in 2024 (FAOSTAT estimate). Production of its largest products per inhabitant, compared with the world average:

Productkg per personWorld, kg per personRatio
Cow milk21597.72.2×
Wheat18497.81.9×
Barley10317.45.9×
Potatoes92.347.81.9×
Tomatoes84.323.13.6×
Skim milk of cows54.317.53.1×
Watermelons32.912.92.6×
Onions, dry31.713.32.4×
Maize29.31490.2×
Apples29.012.02.4×
Seed cotton23.08.922.6×
Grapes22.49.302.4×

Production divided by population; it is not consumption, because crops are traded and used for feed, processing and industry.

Trade in agricultural products, 2024

Azerbaijan reported exports of 81 and imports of 144 of the products covered here.

Largest exports by value

ProductTonnesValueUSD/kgWorld rank
Cotton lint, ginned118,515USD 177 m1.4911 of 105
Tomatoes145,603USD 175 m1.2013 of 122
Persimmons154,283USD 114 m0.742 of 73
Butter of cow milk11,985USD 78.4 m6.5416 of 113
Peaches and nectarines56,404USD 68.6 m1.2210 of 83
Apples97,786USD 61.9 m0.6316 of 105
Other fruits, n.e.c.38,834USD 34.6 m0.8911 of 131
Strawberries20,778USD 26.4 m1.279 of 87
Cherries25,842USD 24.7 m0.968 of 69
Unmanufactured tobacco7,452USD 22.9 m3.0734 of 101

Largest imports by value

ProductTonnesValueUSD/kgWorld rank
Wheat1,292,031USD 280 m0.2240 of 176
Butter of cow milk29,074USD 170 m5.8414 of 189
Raw cane or beet sugar (centrifugal only)273,844USD 161 m0.5925 of 183
Palm oil64,788USD 82.2 m1.2768 of 191
Tea leaves14,388USD 76.5 m5.3230 of 191
Meat of chickens, fresh or chilled38,534USD 66.0 m1.7169 of 189
Sunflower-seed oil, crude66,786USD 63.7 m0.9541 of 186
Bananas59,859USD 49.9 m0.8344 of 139
Potatoes149,206USD 42.7 m0.2925 of 183
Cheese from whole cow milk9,141USD 34.9 m3.8269 of 192

FAOSTAT detailed trade data, release of 23 July 2026: quantities in tonnes and values in current US dollars as reported; exports include re-exports. Only the FAO trade items that match Husfarm production pages are included: meat covers fresh or chilled meat only (frozen meat is a separate item), and processed goods such as milled rice or flour are not listed.

Questions and answers

What are the main crops produced in Azerbaijan?

By volume, the largest products of Azerbaijan in 2024 were cow milk (2.2 million t), wheat (1.9 million t), barley (1.1 million t), according to FAOSTAT.

Is Azerbaijan the world’s largest producer of anything?

Not in 2024. Its highest world rank was 3rd, for persimmons.

How much cow milk does Azerbaijan produce per person?

About 215 kg per inhabitant in 2024, compared with a world average of 97.7 kg (production divided by population, FAOSTAT).

What does Azerbaijan export most?

By value, its largest agricultural exports in 2024 among the products covered here were cotton lint, ginned (USD 177 m), tomatoes (USD 175 m), persimmons (USD 114 m), according to FAOSTAT.

What does Azerbaijan import most?

By value, its largest agricultural imports in 2024 among the products covered here were wheat (USD 280 m), butter of cow milk (USD 170 m), raw cane or beet sugar (centrifugal only) (USD 161 m).

Where does this data come from?

Production, trade and population figures are from FAOSTAT, the statistics database of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Rankings, shares and per-person figures are calculated by Husfarm.

Source: FAO. 2025. FAOSTAT: Crops and livestock products. Accessed on 4 November 2026. fao.org/faostat. Licence: CC BY 4.0. Charts, rankings and changes calculated by Husfarm.