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Which Country Produces the Most Wheat? The World's Top Wheat Producers Compared
Which country produces the most wheat? Explore the world's top 10 wheat producers, 2024 rankings, production statistics and historical trends.
World ranking: Pineapples — Yield 2024
World ranking: Pineapples — Yield 2024. Source: FAOSTAT. Calculations and presentation: Terra Cultiva.
| Rank | Country | Value | World share |
|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | Indonesia | 133.6k kg/ha | — |
| #2 | Ecuador | 69.0k kg/ha | — |
| #3 | Benin | 65.1k kg/ha | — |
| #4 | Dominican Republic | 64.7k kg/ha | — |
| #5 | Ghana | 64.7k kg/ha | — |
| #6 | Panama | 61.7k kg/ha | — |
| #7 | Ivory Coast | 61.3k kg/ha | — |
| #8 | Costa Rica | 58.8k kg/ha | — |
| #9 | Taiwan | 53.3k kg/ha | — |
| #10 | Honduras | 51.3k kg/ha | — |
| #11 | Mexico | 49.7k kg/ha | — |
| #12 | Israel | 43.7k kg/ha | — |
| #13 | Philippines | 43.2k kg/ha | — |
| #14 | Malawi | 42.4k kg/ha | — |
| #15 | Guyana | 41.8k kg/ha | — |
| #16 | Australia | 41.2k kg/ha | — |
| #17 | Malaysia | 40.0k kg/ha | — |
| #18 | Brazil | 39.0k kg/ha | — |
| #19 | Colombia | 38.5k kg/ha | — |
| #20 | Peru | 35.1k kg/ha | — |
| #21 | Kenya | 32.2k kg/ha | — |
| #22 | China | 30.1k kg/ha | — |
| #23 | Fiji | 30.0k kg/ha | — |
| #24 | United States | 29.5k kg/ha | — |
| #25 | Guatemala | 29.4k kg/ha | — |
| #26 | Eswatini | 29.3k kg/ha | — |
| #27 | South Korea | 28.8k kg/ha | — |
| #28 | Samoa | 28.3k kg/ha | — |
| #29 | Cameroon | 25.8k kg/ha | — |
| #30 | Tanzania | 24.8k kg/ha | — |
| #31 | Democratic Republic of the Congo | 24.2k kg/ha | — |
| #32 | El Salvador | 23.9k kg/ha | — |
| #33 | Saint Lucia | 23.5k kg/ha | — |
| #34 | Thailand | 22.8k kg/ha | — |
| #35 | Japan | 22.1k kg/ha | — |
| #36 | Venezuela | 21.4k kg/ha | — |
| #37 | Seychelles | 21.2k kg/ha | — |
| #38 | Angola | 21.1k kg/ha | — |
| #39 | Suriname | 20.4k kg/ha | — |
| #40 | Puerto Rico | 19.7k kg/ha | — |
| #41 | Dominica | 19.5k kg/ha | — |
| #42 | Papua New Guinea | 19.4k kg/ha | — |
| #43 | Mauritius | 19.3k kg/ha | — |
| #44 | Jamaica | 19.1k kg/ha | — |
| #45 | Vietnam | 18.4k kg/ha | — |
| #46 | Argentina | 18.0k kg/ha | — |
| #47 | Bolivia | 17.2k kg/ha | — |
| #48 | India | 16.4k kg/ha | — |
| #49 | Bangladesh | 15.9k kg/ha | — |
| #50 | Zimbabwe | 15.0k kg/ha | — |
| #51 | French Polynesia | 14.1k kg/ha | — |
| #52 | Timor Leste | 13.7k kg/ha | — |
| #53 | Grenada | 13.5k kg/ha | — |
| #54 | Belize | 12.9k kg/ha | — |
| #55 | Laos | 12.7k kg/ha | — |
| #56 | Haiti | 12.3k kg/ha | — |
| #57 | Paraguay | 12.2k kg/ha | — |
| #58 | South Africa | 11.1k kg/ha | — |
| #59 | Nepal | 11.0k kg/ha | — |
| #60 | Sri Lanka | 10.7k kg/ha | — |
| #61 | Bhutan | 10.6k kg/ha | — |
| #62 | Cambodia | 10.5k kg/ha | — |
| #63 | Brunei | 8.7k kg/ha | — |
| #64 | Uganda | 8.5k kg/ha | — |
| #65 | Nigeria | 8.1k kg/ha | — |
| #66 | Togo | 8.0k kg/ha | — |
| #67 | Zambia | 7.6k kg/ha | — |
| #68 | Vanuatu | 7.0k kg/ha | — |
| #69 | Gabon | 6.9k kg/ha | — |
| #70 | Mozambique | 6.1k kg/ha | — |
| #71 | Madagascar | 5.6k kg/ha | — |
| #72 | Liberia | 5.4k kg/ha | — |
| #73 | Saint Kitts and Nevis | 4.9k kg/ha | — |
| #74 | Antigua and Barbuda | 4.8k kg/ha | — |
| #75 | Sudan | 4.5k kg/ha | — |
| #76 | Central African Republic | 4.4k kg/ha | — |
| #77 | Trinidad and Tobago | 4.3k kg/ha | — |
| #78 | Guinea | 4.2k kg/ha | — |
| #79 | Rwanda | 3.9k kg/ha | — |
| #80 | Guinea-Bissau | 3.9k kg/ha | — |
| #81 | South Sudan | 3.8k kg/ha | — |
| #82 | Republic of the Congo | 3.7k kg/ha | — |
| #83 | Cuba | 3.1k kg/ha | — |
| #84 | Cook Islands | 2.8k kg/ha | — |
| #85 | Ethiopia | 2.5k kg/ha | — |
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