Oats production over time (1961–2024)

Follow oats production for the world’s countries, year by year, from 1961 to 2024.

Japan and the leading countries

Oats production: Japan and the top 5 countries in 2024From 1961 to 2024. Last values: Canada 3.36M t, Russia 3M t, Poland 1.62M t, Australia 1.32M t, Finland 1.22M t, Japan 312 t.05M10M15M1961197019801990200020102024CanadaCanadaRussiaRussiaPolandPolandAustraliaAustraliaFinlandFinlandJapanJapan
Key years for Japan and the leading countries in 2024
Country19611970198019902000201020202024
Canada4.38M t5.45M t2.91M t2.69M t3.4M t2.45M t4.58M t3.36M t
Russia––––6M t3.22M t4.13M t3M t
Poland2.94M t3.21M t2.24M t2.12M t1.07M t1.52M t1.65M t1.62M t
Australia1M t1.61M t1.13M t1.53M t1.05M t1.13M t1.9M t1.32M t
Finland941K t1.33M t1.26M t1.66M t1.41M t810K t1.21M t1.22M t
Japan168K t61.4K t13.6K t4.69K t1.5K t289 t317 t312 t
Countries with data4848505072747474

Biggest changes, 1961–2024

Compared among the countries that have data in both 1961 and 2024, ranked by how much the amount grew or shrank (the difference in quantity, not a percentage).

Biggest increases
Country19612024ChangeRank
Brazil20.8K t1.09M tup 1.07M t#34 → #7
Spain495K t1.16M tup 668K t#15 → #6
Chile101K t458K tup 356K t#26 → #14
Australia1M t1.32M tup 315K t#9 → #4
Finland941K t1.22M tup 281K t#10 → #5
Biggest decreases
Country19612024ChangeRank
United States14.7M t984K tdown 13.7M t#1 → #9
France2.59M t303K tdown 2.29M t#5 → #19
Germany2.77M t697K tdown 2.07M t#4 → #10
Poland2.94M t1.62M tdown 1.32M t#3 → #3
Canada4.38M t3.36M tdown 1.02M t#2 → #1

The number of countries differs between the years, so the ranks are not directly comparable.

All countries in key years

Open the table (countries with data)
Key years for Japan and the leading countries in 2024
Country19611970198019902000201020202024
Canada4.38M t5.45M t2.91M t2.69M t3.4M t2.45M t4.58M t3.36M t
Russia––––6M t3.22M t4.13M t3M t
Poland2.94M t3.21M t2.24M t2.12M t1.07M t1.52M t1.65M t1.62M t
Australia1M t1.61M t1.13M t1.53M t1.05M t1.13M t1.9M t1.32M t
Finland941K t1.33M t1.26M t1.66M t1.41M t810K t1.21M t1.22M t
Spain495K t393K t680K t512K t954K t1.02M t1.38M t1.16M t
Brazil20.8K t26.8K t75.6K t178K t214K t395K t898K t1.09M t
United Kingdom1.86M t1.22M t600K t530K t640K t685K t1.03M t986K t
United States14.7M t13.3M t6.66M t5.19M t2.17M t1.19M t954K t984K t
Germany2.77M t3.04M t3.24M t2.11M t1.09M t598K t722K t697K t
Sweden1.39M t1.69M t1.57M t1.58M t1.14M t559K t808K t623K t
Argentina700K t360K t433K t695K t555K t182K t600K t565K t
China1.1M t950K t877K t890K t1.01M t525K t533K t535K t
Chile101K t111K t173K t205K t248K t381K t477K t458K t
Ukraine––––881K t459K t510K t457K t
Türkiye435K t415K t355K t270K t314K t204K t315K t390K t
Kazakhstan––––182K t134K t240K t330K t
Belarus––––495K t442K t445K t320K t
France2.59M t2.1M t1.93M t839K t456K t448K t387K t303K t
Norway174K t228K t428K t601K t397K t299K t316K t283K t
Latvia––––79.6K t101K t288K t263K t
Denmark683K t631K t159K t111K t233K t274K t426K t254K t
Lithuania––––82.9K t93.9K t276K t237K t
Ireland381K t207K t91K t144K t127K t148K t180K t226K t
Italy585K t486K t450K t298K t318K t289K t249K t212K t
Czechia––––136K t138K t183K t201K t
Romania275K t117K t47K t234K t244K t304K t197K t144K t
Estonia––––117K t54.5K t118K t135K t
Algeria23.2K t41.8K t110K t41.3K t8.17K t102K t69.4K t105K t
Greece144K t107K t82.7K t61K t84.4K t88.7K t77.6K t82.3K t
Hungary152K t60.5K t113K t163K t97.5K t118K t77K t77.1K t
Mexico68.4K t42.8K t64.2K t121K t32.5K t111K t69K t74.6K t
Austria335K t272K t316K t244K t118K t97.9K t84K t68K t
Portugal65K t72.3K t96K t72.1K t112K t66.1K t48.6K t58.8K t
Bulgaria207K t98.3K t53.5K t64.3K t47K t42K t31.7K t56.5K t
Croatia––––61.6K t48.2K t66.1K t54.9K t
Ethiopia––––47.3K t60.3K t55.1K t53.4K t
South Africa118K t121K t65K t42K t33K t34K t57K t42.8K t
Serbia–––––67.6K t52.1K t42.2K t
Bosnia & Herzegovina––––56.8K t19.8K t33.9K t40.6K t
Uruguay64.4K t78K t31.6K t51K t15K t36.6K t45.5K t36K t
Mongolia12K t23.9K t19.4K t30.2K t1.71K t4.35K t16.6K t35.6K t
Albania11.8K t19.5K t30K t12K t15.7K t27.3K t35.6K t31.9K t
Slovakia––––25K t24.6K t33K t31.9K t
Peru2.2K t799 t800 t636 t11.9K t11.3K t22.6K t26.6K t
New Zealand42.6K t57.7K t62K t78.9K t35.4K t47.6K t23.3K t23.3K t
Bolivia4K t4.6K t1.07K t3.24K t4.67K t6.1K t23.2K t22.3K t
Belgium––––28.9K t24.8K t18.2K t14.1K t
North Korea80K t95K t75K t50.8K t20K t13.9K t13.9K t14K t
Morocco14K t12.1K t33K t47.2K t5.81K t36.9K t5.55K t11K t
Armenia––––248 t2.6K t6.18K t9.65K t
Azerbaijan––––608 t3.09K t11.1K t9.37K t
Switzerland47.2K t29.1K t53.1K t54.7K t26.3K t8.93K t8.91K t7.57K t
Luxembourg––––9.22K t4.79K t8.19K t6.09K t
Netherlands593K t201K t94.1K t16K t13.3K t7.85K t7.58K t6.04K t
North Macedonia––––2.48K t5.48K t6.34K t3.69K t
Kenya4.78K t3.7K t7K t3.5K t3.5K t3.2K t3.66K t3.67K t
Tajikistan––––77 t4.24K t2.45K t2.66K t
Slovenia––––5.35K t5.17K t3.23K t2.43K t
Kyrgyzstan––––2.85K t2.88K t2.19K t2.42K t
Georgia––––2K t2K t2.3K t2.3K t
Moldova––––2.43K t2.69K t1.55K t2.1K t
Tunisia4.54K t5.3K t6K t1K t1.3K t1.43K t1.65K t1.69K t
Ecuador500 t1K t500 t1.04K t1.21K t914 t872 t868 t
Montenegro–––––413 t599 t769 t
Zimbabwe––760 t391 t523 t638 t625 t626 t
Uzbekistan––––––1.9K t450 t
Cyprus1.32K t914 t732 t100 t350 t781 t360 t420 t
Lesotho837 t1K t1K t1.22K t350 t360 t339 t342 t
Japan168K t61.4K t13.6K t4.69K t1.5K t289 t317 t312 t
Israel1.1K t950 t400 t1.24K t400 t307 t250 t257 t
Lebanon1.9K t3.4K t1.2K t600 t400 t212 t132 t130 t
Syria2.64K t2.02K t1.61K t395 t121 t94 t35 t44 t
Ghana––––22.4 t37.4 t39.7 t38.1 t
Democratic Republic of the Congo12.8K t5K t––––––
Colombia––1.6K t1.6K t––––
Iraq––1.2K t1.4K t480 t366 t––
Countries with data4848505072747474

Notes on reading this history

Yearly values come from the same statistics of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAOSTAT). The number of countries with data differs by year, so each year’s ranks are given only among the countries that have data that year. Countries that produce none (zero) are not ranked. Weather and harvests make the yearly values go up and down. The “latest value” on the ranking page uses each country’s latest year, so it does not always match the ranks for a single year.

Regions that later split into several countries, such as the former Soviet Union, have a value for each new country only from the year it split. So older years have fewer countries with data, and values from before a split cannot be compared country by country with today’s countries. See the “Countries with data” row in the table.

Source: FAO. 2025. FAOSTAT: Crops and livestock products. Accessed on 04 November 2026. https://www.fao.org/faostat/en/#data/QCL Licence: CC-BY-4.0. Processed by this site. fao.org/faostat

FAOSTAT data last updated: 2025-12-31

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