Cereal production — all countries

Cereal production — Bhutan

Cereal production in Bhutan in 2024 — 73,368 t. Ranked 65 in the world out of 79. Since 1961, the indicator has fallen by 25.4%.

2024 73,368 t +4.85% vs 2023
World rank 65of 79
Period maximum 192,713 t2017
Period minimum 69,976 t2023

Trend over time

1961–2024 · tonnes

Cereal production — Bhutan, 1961–202450,000100,000150,000200,00019611968197519821989199620032010201720241961: 98,408 t1963: 104,458 t1965: 110,113 t1967: 116,100 t1969: 123,000 t1971: 128,900 t1973: 134,900 t1975: 141,100 t1977: 146,900 t1979: 154,100 t1981: 163,700 t1983: 171,700 t1985: 167,300 t1987: 139,700 t1989: 94,800 t1991: 100,025 t1993: 116,780 t1995: 149,534 t1997: 169,825 t1999: 151,252 t2001: 115,000 t2003: 106,447 t2005: 192,631 t2007: 190,853 t2009: 143,552 t2011: 184,333 t2013: 171,149 t2015: 175,635 t2017: 192,713 t2019: 103,295 t2021: 77,688 t2023: 69,976 t2024: 73,368 t
Change over the period: −25,040 (−25.44%) Average annual rate: -0.46 %

Comparison, 2024

How the value compares with the world and the groups this territory belongs to: Bhutan

Bhutan 73,368 t
World 1.64B t
South Asia 458M t
Cereal production — Bhutan, by year Bhutan All countries CSV XLSX
Year t Change Change, %
2024 73,368 +3,393 +4.85%
2023 69,976 −1,378 −1.93%
2022 71,354 −6,334 −8.15%
2021 77,688 −25,710 −24.87%
2020 103,398 +104 +0.1%
2019 103,295 −22,460 −17.86%
2018 125,755 −66,958 −34.75%
2017 192,713 +16,526 +9.38%
2016 176,187 +552 +0.31%
2015 175,635 +5,423 +3.19%
2014 170,213 −936 −0.55%
2013 171,149 +3,349 +2%
2012 167,800 −16,533 −8.97%
2011 184,333 +39,699 +27.45%
2010 144,634 +1,082 +0.75%
2009 143,552 −22,455 −13.53%
2008 166,007 −24,846 −13.02%
2007 190,853 +6,200 +3.36%
2006 184,653 −7,978 −4.14%
2005 192,631 +38,662 +25.11%
2004 153,969 +47,522 +44.64%
2003 106,447 +15,010 +16.42%
2002 91,437 −23,563 −20.49%
2001 115,000 +8,350 +7.83%
2000 106,650 −44,602 −29.49%
1999 151,252 −16,829 −10.01%
1998 168,081 −1,744 −1.03%
1997 169,825 +7,518 +4.63%
1996 162,307 +12,772 +8.54%
1995 149,534 +17,623 +13.36%
1994 131,911 +15,132 +12.96%
1993 116,780 +15,468 +15.27%
1992 101,312 +1,287 +1.29%
1991 100,025 −21,295 −17.55%
1990 121,320 +26,520 +27.97%
1989 94,800 −71 −0.07%
1988 94,871 −44,829 −32.09%
1987 139,700 −24,650 −15%
1986 164,350 −2,950 −1.76%
1985 167,300 −11,591 −6.48%
1984 178,891 +7,191 +4.19%
1983 171,700 +5,470 +3.29%
1982 166,230 +2,530 +1.55%
1981 163,700 +5,600 +3.54%
1980 158,100 +4,000 +2.6%
1979 154,100 +4,000 +2.66%
1978 150,100 +3,200 +2.18%
1977 146,900 +3,300 +2.3%
1976 143,600 +2,500 +1.77%
1975 141,100 +2,900 +2.1%
1974 138,200 +3,300 +2.45%
1973 134,900 +2,900 +2.2%
1972 132,000 +3,100 +2.4%
1971 128,900 +2,900 +2.3%
1970 126,000 +3,000 +2.44%
1969 123,000 +2,800 +2.33%
1968 120,200 +4,100 +3.53%
1967 116,100 +3,100 +2.74%
1966 113,000 +2,887 +2.62%
1965 110,113 +2,880 +2.69%
1964 107,233 +2,775 +2.66%
1963 104,458 +3,080 +3.04%
1962 101,378 +2,970 +3.02%
1961 98,408

Southern Asia, 2024

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About the indicator

Production of cereal crops in tonnes: wheat, rice, maize, barley, oats, rye, millet, sorghum, buckwheat and mixed grains. Only grain harvested dry is counted; crops harvested for hay or green fodder are excluded.

Source: FAOSTAT (FAO), license CC BY 4.0.