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FAOSTAT · 1961–2024

Cow milk production in Germany

In 2024 Germany produced 33.8 million t of cow milk, the 5th largest in the world (4.24% of the world total). Over ten years it grew by 4.3%. The record was 34.5 million t in 1986.

Today’s pricesMarket prices in Germany
Production, 2024
33.8 million t
World rank
5 of 183
10-year change
+4.3%
Record
34.5 million t
1986

Cow milk in Germany, 1961–2024 (tonnes)

010m20m30m40m197019801990200020102020

By year

YearTonnesChange
202433,777,780−0.7%
202334,012,620+5.0%
202232,399,050−0.3%
202132,506,910−2.0%
202033,164,910+0.3%
201933,080,180−0.0%
201833,086,810+1.5%
201732,598,198−0.2%
201632,672,340−0.0%
201532,684,572+0.9%
201432,394,968+3.4%
201331,324,238+2.1%
201230,672,154+1.1%
201130,323,464+2.4%
201029,616,284+1.6%
200929,163,676+1.8%
200828,656,256+0.9%
200728,402,772+1.5%
200627,995,000−1.6%
200528,452,950+0.7%
200428,244,730−1.0%
200328,533,320+2.4%
200227,874,440−1.1%
200128,191,000−0.5%
200028,331,216−0.0%
199928,334,212−0.2%
199828,378,000−1.1%
199728,701,906−0.3%
199628,778,862+0.6%
199528,606,844+2.7%
199427,866,180−0.8%
199328,098,320+0.4%
199227,991,008−3.7%
199129,063,008−7.2%
199031,307,024−3.8%
198932,559,024+1.7%
198832,027,648−1.5%
198732,516,400−5.9%
198634,538,496+2.8%
198533,587,696−0.6%
198433,788,800−0.9%
198334,090,496+5.9%
198232,183,280+0.5%
198132,035,008−0.1%
198032,059,344+3.2%
197931,079,920+1.9%
197830,493,808+3.5%
197729,469,696+0.8%
197629,245,904+1.9%
197528,686,800+0.4%
197428,574,304+1.9%
197328,035,504−0.1%
197228,065,696+2.4%
197127,420,800−2.3%
197028,060,608−1.7%
196928,544,304+0.4%
196828,444,208+2.5%
196727,757,600+1.9%
196627,244,400+1.8%
196526,758,304+3.4%
196425,872,208+1.1%
196325,586,608+2.9%
196224,871,200+0.3%
196124,796,400—

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All countries producing cow milk

Other products of Germany

Agricultural production in Germany

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.