Gross production in Armenia's agricultural, forestry, and fisheries sectors exceeded 1.1 trillion drams in 2025
11.02.2026,
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The gross value of agricultural, forestry, and fisheries output in Armenia in 2025, at current prices, amounted to 1,133,937.9 million drams, an increase of 5.6% compared to 2024, according to the Statistical Committee.
YEREVAN, February 22. /ARKA/. The gross value of agricultural, forestry, and fisheries output in Armenia in 2025, at current prices, amounted to 1,133,937.9 million drams, an increase of 5.6% compared to 2024, according to the Statistical Committee.
Thus, agricultural production increased by 5.6% last year, reaching 1,057,224.0 million drams. Crop production volume amounted to 539,902.7 million drams, an increase of 9.7% compared to the previous year, while livestock production amounted to 517,321.3 million drams, an increase of 1.8%.
In 2025, the republic sold 187.5 thousand tons of livestock and poultry meat for slaughterhouses (live weight), an increase of 2%. 565.5 thousand tons of milk (a decrease of 1.5%) and 807.4 million eggs (an increase of 12%) were also produced.
During the reporting period, grain and legume production totaled 110,377 thousand tons (up 15.9%), potatoes 342,200 tons (up 1.3%), vegetables 662,500 tons (up 2%), melons 116,000 tons (down 5.5%), fruits and berries 411,700 tons (up 19.7%), and grapes 244,600 tons (up 24.9%).
Forestry production totaled 5,054.3 million drams (up 23%), while fisheries production totaled 71,659.6 million drams (up 3.7%). ($1 = 377.88 drams).
Thus, agricultural production increased by 5.6% last year, reaching 1,057,224.0 million drams. Crop production volume amounted to 539,902.7 million drams, an increase of 9.7% compared to the previous year, while livestock production amounted to 517,321.3 million drams, an increase of 1.8%.
In 2025, the republic sold 187.5 thousand tons of livestock and poultry meat for slaughterhouses (live weight), an increase of 2%. 565.5 thousand tons of milk (a decrease of 1.5%) and 807.4 million eggs (an increase of 12%) were also produced.
During the reporting period, grain and legume production totaled 110,377 thousand tons (up 15.9%), potatoes 342,200 tons (up 1.3%), vegetables 662,500 tons (up 2%), melons 116,000 tons (down 5.5%), fruits and berries 411,700 tons (up 19.7%), and grapes 244,600 tons (up 24.9%).
Forestry production totaled 5,054.3 million drams (up 23%), while fisheries production totaled 71,659.6 million drams (up 3.7%). ($1 = 377.88 drams).
