Agriculture value added — all countries

Agriculture value added — Netherlands

Agriculture value added in the Netherlands in 2025 — 22,433,555,224 US$. Ranked 34 in the world out of 158. Since 1969, the indicator has risen by 1,067.9%.

2025 22.43B US$ +6.75% vs 2024
World rank 34of 158
Period maximum 22.43B US$2025
Period minimum 1.92B US$1969

Trend over time

1969–2025 · US$

Agriculture value added — Netherlands, 1969–2025010B20B30B19691975198119871993199920052011201720231969: 1,920,770,121 US$1970: 1,978,077,555 US$1971: 2,147,021,930 US$1972: 2,604,609,311 US$1973: 3,369,201,482 US$1974: 3,535,490,614 US$1975: 4,350,008,714 US$1976: 4,730,477,580 US$1977: 4,661,477,058 US$1978: 5,521,303,728 US$1979: 6,303,051,741 US$1980: 6,742,766,571 US$1981: 6,365,638,965 US$1982: 6,316,981,101 US$1983: 5,851,164,389 US$1984: 5,453,377,060 US$1985: 5,481,289,145 US$1986: 7,902,978,054 US$1987: 9,527,552,219 US$1988: 10,059,657,710 US$1989: 10,737,940,351 US$1990: 12,809,640,566 US$1991: 12,811,561,763 US$1992: 13,244,481,203 US$1993: 11,296,926,910 US$1994: 12,216,234,411 US$1995: 14,081,800,714 US$1996: 13,009,150,327 US$1997: 12,418,116,106 US$1998: 11,253,054,877 US$1999: 10,473,385,153 US$2000: 9,650,827,525 US$2001: 9,669,216,380 US$2002: 9,926,632,970 US$2003: 12,043,464,695 US$2004: 12,395,486,585 US$2005: 12,876,334,319 US$2006: 14,455,709,255 US$2007: 15,634,413,471 US$2008: 15,828,270,355 US$2009: 13,763,712,939 US$2010: 15,240,438,800 US$2011: 14,596,042,782 US$2012: 14,351,089,465 US$2013: 16,306,633,285 US$2014: 16,236,936,586 US$2015: 14,009,819,270 US$2016: 14,859,067,387 US$2017: 16,692,169,064 US$2018: 16,362,124,733 US$2019: 16,337,610,996 US$2020: 16,202,051,805 US$2021: 17,447,785,054 US$2022: 17,183,647,677 US$2023: 19,887,773,865 US$2024: 21,014,416,801 US$2025: 22,433,555,224 US$
Change over the period: +20.51B (+1,067.95%) Average annual rate: 4.49 %

Comparison, 2025

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

Netherlands 22.43B US$
World 4.75T US$
Western Europe computed 133B US$
Agriculture value added — Netherlands, by year Netherlands All countries CSV XLSX
Year US$ Change Change, %
2025 22.43B +1.42B +6.75%
2024 21.01B +1.13B +5.67%
2023 19.89B +2.7B +15.74%
2022 17.18B −264M −1.51%
2021 17.45B +1.25B +7.69%
2020 16.2B −136M −0.83%
2019 16.34B −24.51M −0.15%
2018 16.36B −330M −1.98%
2017 16.69B +1.83B +12.34%
2016 14.86B +849M +6.06%
2015 14.01B −2.23B −13.72%
2014 16.24B −69.7M −0.43%
2013 16.31B +1.96B +13.63%
2012 14.35B −245M −1.68%
2011 14.6B −644M −4.23%
2010 15.24B +1.48B +10.73%
2009 13.76B −2.06B −13.04%
2008 15.83B +194M +1.24%
2007 15.63B +1.18B +8.15%
2006 14.46B +1.58B +12.27%
2005 12.88B +481M +3.88%
2004 12.4B +352M +2.92%
2003 12.04B +2.12B +21.32%
2002 9.93B +257M +2.66%
2001 9.67B +18.39M +0.19%
2000 9.65B −823M −7.85%
1999 10.47B −780M −6.93%
1998 11.25B −1.17B −9.38%
1997 12.42B −591M −4.54%
1996 13.01B −1.07B −7.62%
1995 14.08B +1.87B +15.27%
1994 12.22B +919M +8.14%
1993 11.3B −1.95B −14.7%
1992 13.24B +433M +3.38%
1991 12.81B +1.92M +0.01%
1990 12.81B +2.07B +19.29%
1989 10.74B +678M +6.74%
1988 10.06B +532M +5.58%
1987 9.53B +1.62B +20.56%
1986 7.9B +2.42B +44.18%
1985 5.48B +27.91M +0.51%
1984 5.45B −398M −6.8%
1983 5.85B −466M −7.37%
1982 6.32B −48.66M −0.76%
1981 6.37B −377M −5.59%
1980 6.74B +440M +6.98%
1979 6.3B +782M +14.16%
1978 5.52B +860M +18.45%
1977 4.66B −69M −1.46%
1976 4.73B +380M +8.75%
1975 4.35B +815M +23.04%
1974 3.54B +166M +4.94%
1973 3.37B +765M +29.36%
1972 2.6B +458M +21.31%
1971 2.15B +169M +8.54%
1970 1.98B +57.31M +2.98%
1969 1.92B

Western Europe, 2025

The same indicator for neighboring countries — with links to their pages

About the indicator

Value added by agriculture, forestry, hunting and fishing in current US dollars. Absolute figures and the share in GDP diverge here more than in any other sector: the share of agriculture is high in the poorest countries, where half the population works in it, while the largest volumes in money terms belong to China, India and the United States — countries where the share is small and output enormous.

Important: It covers forestry and fishing, not only crop and livestock farming. Subsistence production for own consumption is valued differently from country to country, and in the poorest countries that is a notable source of divergence.

Source: World Development Indicators (World Bank), license CC BY 4.0.