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FAOSTAT · 1961–2024

Rabbits and hares in Turkey

Turkey had 50,000 rabbits and hares in 2024, the 35th largest in the world (0.02% of the world total). Over ten years it grew by 0.0%. The record was 55,000 head in 1982.

The 2024 figure is imputed by FAO.

Market prices in Turkey
Animals, 2024
50,000 head
World rank
35 of 50
10-year change
0.0%
Record
55,000 head
1982

Rabbits and hares in Turkey, 1961–2024 (head)

020k40k60k197019801990200020102020

By year

YearHeadChange
202450,0000.0%
202350,0000.0%
202250,0000.0%
202150,0000.0%
202050,0000.0%
201950,0000.0%
201850,0000.0%
201750,0000.0%
201650,0000.0%
201550,0000.0%
201450,0000.0%
201350,0000.0%
201250,0000.0%
201150,0000.0%
201050,0000.0%
200950,0000.0%
200850,0000.0%
200750,0000.0%
200650,0000.0%
200550,0000.0%
200450,0000.0%
200350,0000.0%
200250,0000.0%
200150,0000.0%
200050,0000.0%
199950,0000.0%
199850,0000.0%
199750,0000.0%
199650,0000.0%
199550,0000.0%
199450,0000.0%
199350,0000.0%
199250,0000.0%
199150,0000.0%
199050,0000.0%
198950,0000.0%
198850,0000.0%
198750,0000.0%
198650,0000.0%
198550,0000.0%
198450,0000.0%
198350,000−9.1%
198255,000+10%
198150,000+25%
198040,000+33%
197930,000+20%
197825,000+25%
197720,000—
19760—
19750—
19740—
19730—
19720—
19710—
19700—
19690—
19680—
19670—
19660—
19650—
19640—
19630—
19620—
19610—

Other large producers

All countries producing rabbits and hares

Other products of Turkey

Agricultural production in Turkey

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.