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Agriculture Statistics > Production > Soybean (most recent) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount 
# 1     United States: 66,780,000 
# 2     Brazil: 50,500,000 
# 3     Argentina: 33,000,000 
# 4     China: 15,390,000 
# 5     India: 6,800,000 
# 6     Paraguay: 3,910,000 
# 7     Canada: 2,260,000 
# 8     Bolivia: 1,850,000 
# 9     Indonesia: 820,000 
= 10     Russia: 390,000 
= 10     Italy: 390,000 
# 12     Uruguay: 380,000 
# 13     Korea, North: 360,000 
# 14     Serbia and Montenegro: 300,000 
= 15     Japan: 230,000 
= 15     Vietnam: 230,000 
= 15     Ukraine: 230,000 
= 18     Thailand: 220,000 
= 18     South Africa: 220,000 
# 20     Uganda: 170,000 
# 21     France: 130,000 
Total: 184,560,000  
Weighted average: 8,788,571.4  



DEFINITION: Total production of Soybean, metric tons, 2003/2004

SOURCE: Production Estimates and Crop Assessment Division, FAS, USDA

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"Production > Soybean by country", Production Estimates and Crop Assessment Division, FAS, USDA. Retrieved from http://www.NationMaster.com/graph/agr_pro_soy-agriculture-production-soybean

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William19
28th May 2011 		In contrast to the wheat production stats - which excluded Russia, a major producer - where USDA figures were at variance with UNFAO, these soybean stats closely follow the UN's when accounting for date. Still the USDA figures are 7 years old, while the UN's are 3 years old. Figures as old as the USDA's are simply not of much use, and there are more recent stats available. So I'm wondering at the value of these. I appreciate the effort here, but the execution concerns me.
paras
30th August 2010 		nice collecton of information

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