Wheat from Afghanistan
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Production of Wheat in Afghanistan
Wheat is categorized under FAO code 0015 - Wheat, and the data is presented accordingly.
Production overview
In 2024, Afghanistan ranked #27 globally for Wheat production, contributing 0.65% to global output. Afghanistan's total production for Wheat was 5,200,000 metric tons in 2024.
Production trend chart of Afghanistan Wheat
Afghanistan's production of Wheat has remained stable over the past 5 years, with minor fluctuations between 2020 and 2024. The production was 5,185,000 metric tons in 2020 and 5,200,000 metric tons in 2024.
The production data for Afghanistan Wheat is collected from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). The data is classified under the FAO code 0015 - Wheat, which represents a specific category within FAO's agricultural production database.
Please note that the FAO code grouping may not exactly align with Wheat as defined in some markets, as the FAO may group products based on broader categories that include similar products.
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