Tridge summary
Poland's decline in dairy cow numbers, which began in 2019, was halted in 2022 with a slight 0.1% increase, reaching 2,037,000 by December 2022. Milk production in Poland is mainly concentrated in the central and eastern regions, particularly in the provinces of Mazowieckie, Podlasie, and Greater Poland, which house over 82% of the national dairy cow stock. These regions are responsible for 86% of milk deliveries.
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In Poland, in 2022, the decline in the number of dairy cows, which has been ongoing since 2019, was stopped. In December 2022, the herd of these animals numbered 2,037,000. units and was 0.1% higher than the year before. Milk production in Poland is concentrated in the central and eastern regions, i.e. in the province of Mazowieckie, i.e. 21% of the total stock of dairy cows and 438 thousand. units, Podlasie - 20% and 398 thousand. units, Greater Poland - 14% and 281 thousand. units, as well as Warmińsko-Mazurskie - 8% and 172 thousand. pcs., Łódzkie and Kujawsko-Pomorskie - 7% share in the national stock and 145,000 respectively. pcs. ...
Source: Gospodarz
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