FAOSTAT · 2024

Agricultural production in Kyrgyzstan

According to FAOSTAT, Kyrgyzstan produced 2.1 million t of cereals, 1.3 million t of vegetables, 468,269 t of fruit, 258,625 t of meat and 1.8 million t of milk in 2024. Its largest crops by volume were potatoes (1.2 million t), sugar beet (957,418 t) and maize (805,250 t).

Products recorded: 116
World #1: 0; products
World top 10: 5; products
Year: 2024

Among its twelve largest crops, the biggest ten-year change was in sugar beet (+452%), followed by barley (+210%).

Livestock numbers: 1.8 million cattle, 26,647 pigs, 5.6 million sheep and 659,048 goats.

Totals by group

Group	Tonnes	World rank	Share	10-year change
All cereals	2,133,604	88	0.07%	+57%
All milk	1,824,417	62	0.19%	+29%
All vegetables	1,253,378	72	0.11%	+36%
All roots and tubers	1,190,214	72	0.13%	−9.9%
All sugar crops	957,418	77	0.04%	+452%
All fruit	468,269	111	0.05%	+5.1%
All meat	258,625	98	0.07%	+22%
All pulses	170,209	59	0.18%	+89%
All eggs	44,381	90	0.04%	+77%
All tree nuts	15,867	65	0.09%	+5.8%
All citrus fruit	108	131	0%	−11%

All products by volume, 2024

Product	Tonnes	World rank	Share	10-year change
Cow milk	1,823,796	58	0.23%	+29%
Potatoes	1,190,214	43	0.3%	−9.9%
Sugar beet	957,418	29	0.33%	+452%
Maize	805,250	64	0.07%	+45%
Wheat	664,830	60	0.08%	+16%
Barley	611,050	37	0.43%	+210%
Tomatoes	278,081	61	0.15%	+36%
Watermelons	235,995	34	0.22%	+18%
Onions, dry	212,663	57	0.2%	+36%
Other vegetables, fresh n.e.c.	191,581	59	0.07%	+76%
Carrots and turnips	174,517	37	0.39%	+3.8%
Cucumbers	150,317	31	0.17%	+48%
Apples	139,656	49	0.14%	−3.7%
Cabbages	134,922	43	0.18%	+5.4%
Beef (cattle meat)	125,469	62	0.18%	+24%
Skim milk of cows	102,811	72	0.07%	+161%
Beans, dry	91,575	41	0.3%	+5.1%
Green garlic	85,431	19	0.29%	+158%
Sheep meat	78,400	28	0.68%	+32%
Other pulses n.e.c.	78,296	15	1.76%	+5,923%
Raw sugar	76,000	81	0.04%	+182%
Beer	50,054	113	0.03%	+109%
Rice (paddy)	48,092	85	0.01%	+70%
Seed cotton	46,338	38	0.06%	−33%
Hen eggs	44,256	89	0.05%	+77%
Cotton seed	41,892	33	0.1%	−3.9%
Whole milk, condensed	27,937	16	1.42%	+33%
Apricots	26,334	27	0.57%	−5.9%
Molasses	25,651	81	0.04%	+193%
Cotton lint	20,946	35	0.08%	−3.9%
Chicken meat	19,604	127	0.02%	+237%
Horse meat, fresh or chilled	19,604	9	2.62%	−1.5%
Edible offal of cattle, fresh, chilled or frozen	18,930	56	0.2%	+24%
Edible offal of sheep, fresh, chilled or frozen	16,749	23	0.85%	+32%
Raw hides and skins of sheep or lambs	14,433	24	0.66%	+32%
Plums	12,330	48	0.1%	−5.2%
Wool, greasy	11,981	26	0.71%	+1.5%
Peaches and nectarines	11,336	58	0.04%	−5.5%
Raw hides and skins of cattle	11,226	65	0.13%	+24%
Pears	11,119	51	0.04%	−7.3%
Safflower seed	10,668	9	1.54%	+0.3%
Skim milk and whey powder	10,327	35	0.22%	+589%
Goat meat	9,482	60	0.12%	−1.2%
Other fruits, n.e.c.	9,370	88	0.02%	−6.3%
Chillies and peppers, green	8,432	90	0.02%	+21%
Other beans, green	7,175	52	0.03%	+63%
Cottonseed oil	6,900	35	0.17%	+3.2%
Walnuts, in shell	6,336	32	0.15%	+9.2%
Pork (pig meat)	6,006	109	0%	−62%
Grapes	5,990	78	0.01%	−29%
Cheese from whole cow milk	5,204	73	0.02%	+60%
Butter of cow milk	4,863	59	0.08%	+144%
Cherries	4,467	46	0.14%	−11%
Hazelnuts, in shell	4,351	12	0.36%	+3.7%
Sunflower seed	4,337	59	0.01%	−87%
Other berries and fruits of the genus vaccinium n.e.c.	3,934	23	0.36%	−1.6%
Cattle fat, unrendered	3,742	52	0.11%	+24%
Pumpkins and squash	3,586	98	0.01%	+28%
Sheep fat, unrendered	3,385	29	0.53%	+32%
Honey	3,014	59	0.15%	+73%
Raspberries	2,648	23	0.29%	−1.9%
Other nuts	2,583	41	0.24%	+7.6%
Soybeans	2,549	78	0%	+321%
Safflower-seed oil, crude	2,500	7	3.22%	—
Oats	2,423	60	0.01%	+102%
Edible offals of horses and other equines, fresh, chilled or frozen	2,287	9	2.41%	−1.5%
Quinces	2,210	20	0.32%	−3.9%
Strawberries	2,131	64	0.02%	−3.1%
Wine	2,017	63	0.01%	+15%
Cream, fresh	1,843	56	0.05%	+10,139%
Tea, packed	1,790	49	0.02%	—
Lettuce and chicory	1,768	74	0.01%	+26%
Almonds, in shell	1,687	29	0.04%	−0.8%
Rye	1,551	50	0.01%	+3,507%
Whole milk powder	1,445	53	0.03%	+106%
Broad beans and horse beans, green	1,431	41	0.1%	+59%
Raw hides and skins of goats or kids	1,379	61	0.09%	−1.2%
Cauliflower and broccoli	1,368	74	0.01%	+52%
Edible offal of goat, fresh, chilled or frozen	1,207	64	0.08%	−1.2%
Peas, green	1,000	70	0%	+11%
Chillies and peppers, dry	976	47	0.02%	−2.4%
Tobacco, unmanufactured	972	86	0.02%	−78%
Pistachios, in shell	909	11	0.07%	+1.0%
Groundnuts (peanuts)	862	89	0%	+677%
Goat milk	621	105	0%	−81%
Eggplants	566	83	0%	+42%
Kiwi fruit	420	20	0.01%	+5.0%
Goat fat, unrendered	409	50	0.13%	−1.4%
Other stimulant, spice and aromatic crops, n.e.c.	407	48	0.01%	+1.8%
Silk-worm cocoons suitable for reeling	343	11	0.07%	−3.9%
Peas, dry	338	89	0%	−79%
Edible offal of pigs, fresh, chilled or frozen	332	86	0%	−62%
Fat of pigs	332	87	0%	−62%
Leeks	311	50	0.01%	+3.7%
Sorghum	273	97	0%	+1,606%
Mushrooms	229	59	0%	−0.4%
Whey, dry	219	39	0.01%	+366%
Pepper (black, white)	201	37	0.02%	+12%
Eggs from other birds in shell, fresh, n.e.c.	125	33	0%	+8.7%
Sunflower-seed oil, crude	119	76	0%	−88%
Currants	111	28	0.02%	−7.5%
Gooseberries	111	5	0.12%	−7.5%
Whole milk, evaporated	111	58	0%	+178%
Other citrus fruit, n.e.c.	107	56	0%	−11%
Linseed	92	46	0%	+5.7%
Rabbit meat	60	37	0.01%	−80%
Triticale	58	43	0%	−78%
Mixed grain	48	22	0%	+1,100%
Raw silk (not thrown)	48	11	0.05%	−4.0%
Rapeseed	31	63	0%	—
Other oil seeds, n.e.c.	20	64	0%	+33%
Millet	16	73	0%	−75%
Mustard seed	14	15	0%	−22%
Buckwheat	13	18	0%	−41%
Rapeseed or canola oil, crude	6	63	0%	—
Lemons and limes	1	107	0%	0.0%

Live animals, 2024

Product	Head	World rank	Share	10-year change
Chickens	6,166,000	117	0.02%	+61%
Sheep	5,621,278	50	0.41%	+14%
Cattle	1,828,768	89	0.12%	+25%
Goats	659,048	86	0.06%	−28%
Horses	553,516	18	0.98%	+28%
Turkeys	182,000	41	0.07%	+4.6%
Bees	155,350	52	0.15%	+66%
Ducks	99,000	52	0.01%	+2.1%
Geese	49,000	25	0.01%	−13%
Pigs	26,647	137	0%	−48%
Asses	24,767	51	0.05%	−61%
Rabbits and hares	13,000	44	0.01%	−50%
Mules and hinnies	500	54	0.01%	0.0%
Camels	217	43	0%	−18%

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.