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Agriculture Statistics > Yield > Rice (most recent) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount 
# 1   Egypt: 9.52 
# 2   Australia: 8.22 
# 3   Greece: 8.09 
# 4   United States: 7.48 
# 5   Spain: 7.3 
# 6   Italy: 6.18 
= 7   China: 6.06 
= 7   Taiwan: 6.06 
# 9   Korea, South: 6.05 
# 10   Iran: 5.9 
# 11   Japan: 5.85 
# 12   Indonesia: 4.56 
# 13   Vietnam: 4.48 
# 14   Bangladesh: 3.6 
# 15   Philippines: 3.46 
# 16   Brazil: 3.43 
# 17   India: 3.12 
# 18   Pakistan: 2.96 
# 19   Burma: 2.94 
# 20   Russia: 2.91 
# 21   Thailand: 2.65 
# 22   Cambodia: 2.1 
# 23   Nigeria: 2.04 
Total: 114.96  
Weighted average: 5.0  



DEFINITION: Yield of Rice, Metric tons per hectare, 2003/2004

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

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