Cereal production — all countries

Cereal production — Brazil

Cereal production in Brazil in 2024 — 138,980,899 t. Ranked 3 in the world out of 79. Since 1961, the indicator has risen by 824.3%.

2024 139M t −10.84% vs 2023
World rank 3of 79
Period maximum 156M t2023
Period minimum 15.04M t1961

Trend over time

1961–2024 · tonnes

Cereal production — Brazil, 1961–2024050M100M150M200M19611968197519821989199620032010201720241961: 15,036,353 t1963: 16,616,892 t1965: 20,350,793 t1967: 20,322,328 t1969: 20,549,860 t1971: 22,814,265 t1973: 23,721,606 t1975: 26,238,419 t1977: 30,913,834 t1979: 27,147,322 t1981: 32,050,567 t1983: 29,197,566 t1985: 36,011,139 t1987: 44,148,398 t1989: 43,934,410 t1991: 36,682,063 t1993: 43,073,467 t1995: 49,641,823 t1997: 44,874,820 t1999: 47,631,962 t2001: 57,125,393 t2003: 67,454,329 t2005: 55,670,925 t2007: 69,441,634 t2009: 70,914,791 t2011: 77,586,276 t2013: 100,901,726 t2015: 106,026,685 t2017: 117,977,044 t2019: 121,202,030 t2021: 111,985,318 t2023: 155,877,082 t2024: 138,980,899 t
Change over the period: +124M (+824.3%) Average annual rate: 3.59 %

Comparison, 2024

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

Brazil 139M t
World 1.64B t
Cereal production — Brazil, by year Brazil All countries CSV XLSX
Year t Change Change, %
2024 139M −16.9M −10.84%
2023 156M +20.13M +14.83%
2022 136M +23.76M +21.22%
2021 112M −13.6M −10.83%
2020 126M +4.38M +3.62%
2019 121M +17.94M +17.38%
2018 103M −14.72M −12.47%
2017 118M +33.81M +40.17%
2016 84.17M −21.86M −20.62%
2015 106M +4.62M +4.56%
2014 101M +500,458 +0.5%
2013 101M +10.99M +12.23%
2012 89.91M +12.32M +15.88%
2011 77.59M +2.43M +3.23%
2010 75.16M +4.25M +5.99%
2009 70.91M −8.83M −11.07%
2008 79.75M +10.3M +14.84%
2007 69.44M +10.29M +17.4%
2006 59.15M +3.48M +6.25%
2005 55.67M −8.28M −12.95%
2004 63.95M −3.5M −5.19%
2003 67.45M +16.58M +32.59%
2002 50.88M −6.25M −10.94%
2001 57.13M +10.6M +22.78%
2000 46.53M −1.1M −2.32%
1999 47.63M +6.89M +16.91%
1998 40.74M −4.13M −9.21%
1997 44.87M +2.44M +5.74%
1996 42.44M −7.2M −14.51%
1995 49.64M +3.8M +8.28%
1994 45.85M +2.77M +6.44%
1993 43.07M −984,527 −2.23%
1992 44.06M +7.38M +20.11%
1991 36.68M +4.19M +12.9%
1990 32.49M −11.44M −26.05%
1989 43.93M +1.03M +2.4%
1988 42.91M −1.24M −2.82%
1987 44.15M +6.85M +18.37%
1986 37.3M +1.29M +3.57%
1985 36.01M +3.3M +10.09%
1984 32.71M +3.51M +12.03%
1983 29.2M −4.64M −13.71%
1982 33.84M +1.79M +5.58%
1981 32.05M −1.17M −3.51%
1980 33.22M +6.07M +22.36%
1979 27.15M +3.11M +12.96%
1978 24.03M −6.88M −22.26%
1977 30.91M −229,366 −0.74%
1976 31.14M +4.9M +18.69%
1975 26.24M −1,595 −0.01%
1974 26.24M +2.52M +10.62%
1973 23.72M +1.02M +4.48%
1972 22.7M −110,337 −0.48%
1971 22.81M −884,051 −3.73%
1970 23.7M +3.15M +15.32%
1969 20.55M +131,059 +0.64%
1968 20.42M +96,473 +0.47%
1967 20.32M +2.45M +13.74%
1966 17.87M −2.48M −12.2%
1965 20.35M +3.88M +23.57%
1964 16.47M −147,666 −0.89%
1963 16.62M +698,556 +4.39%
1962 15.92M +881,983 +5.87%
1961 15.04M

South America, 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.

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