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FAOSTAT · 1992–2024

Turkeys in Russia

Russia had 7.5 million turkeys in 2024, the 7th largest in the world (3.09% of the world total). Over ten years it grew by 205%. The record was 9.0 million head in 2018.

The 2024 figure is imputed by FAO.

Animals, 2024
7.5 million head
World rank
7 of 64
10-year change
+205%
Record
9.0 million head
2018

Turkeys in Russia, 1992–2024 (head)

02m4m6m8m10m199520002005201020152020

By year

YearHeadChange
20247,535,000−16%
20238,950,000+2.2%
20228,755,000+4.1%
20218,407,000−4.2%
20208,780,000+1.3%
20198,669,000−3.3%
20188,961,000+1.8%
20178,802,000+0.7%
20168,737,000+230%
20152,644,000+7.1%
20142,469,000−0.4%
20132,479,000+5.5%
20122,350,000+4.6%
20112,246,000+2.7%
20102,187,000+7.8%
20092,029,000+3.7%
20081,957,000+4.7%
20071,870,000−26%
20062,522,000−4.9%
20052,652,000−3.9%
20042,759,000+10%
20032,500,000−17%
20023,000,000+20%
20012,500,000+25%
20002,000,000−17%
19992,400,000+20%
19982,000,000−20%
19972,500,000−3.8%
19962,600,000−13%
19953,000,000−40%
19945,000,0000.0%
19935,000,000+43%
19923,500,000—

Other large producers

All countries producing turkeys

Other products of Russia

Agricultural production in Russia

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.