Zimbabwe Wheat Production Volume 2024: 540,000 tonnes

Zimbabwe's wheat production volume in 2024 is 540,000 tonnes, up 15.9% from 2023. It ranks #61 of 122 countries.

Wheat production volume measures total tonnes produced annually. Key for understanding agricultural output.

Zimbabwe•24 years of data (2001–2024)••Wheat production | Our World in Data•

Source (2024): Wheat production | Our World in Data

Historical Trend

Wheat Production Volume over time

Year-by-Year Data
YearValueChange% ChangeActions
2024540.00K tonnes+74.00K tonnes+15.88%
2023466.00K tonnes+216.00K tonnes+86.40%
2022250.00K tonnes87.21K tonnes-25.86%
2021337.21K tonnes+124.68K tonnes+58.67%
2020212.53K tonnes+117.84K tonnes+124.46%
201994.69K tonnes+49.69K tonnes+110.41%
201845.00K tonnes+6.29K tonnes+16.23%
201738.72K tonnes3.29K tonnes-7.84%
201642.01K tonnes3.29K tonnes-7.27%
201545.30K tonnes+5.30K tonnes+13.26%
201440.00K tonnes10.97K tonnes-21.52%
201350.97K tonnes2.27K tonnes-4.26%
201253.23K tonnes+30.23K tonnes+131.44%
201123.00K tonnes+5.00K tonnes+27.78%
201018.00K tonnes+6.00K tonnes+50.00%
200912.00K tonnes19.00K tonnes-61.29%
200831.00K tonnes118.11K tonnes-79.21%
2007149.11K tonnes92.81K tonnes-38.36%
2006241.92K tonnes+12.84K tonnes+5.60%
2005229.09K tonnes17.96K tonnes-7.27%
2004247.05K tonnes+124.62K tonnes+101.79%
2003122.43K tonnes72.57K tonnes-37.22%
2002195.00K tonnes2.53K tonnes-1.28%
2001197.53K tonnes——

Frequently Asked Questions About Zimbabwe Wheat Production Volume

What is Zimbabwe's wheat production volume in 2024?▾

Zimbabwe's wheat production volume is 540,000 tonnes in 2024, according to Wheat production | Our World in Data.

Is Zimbabwe's wheat production volume increasing or decreasing?▾

Zimbabwe's wheat production volume rose by 15.9% from 2023 (466,000 tonnes) to 2024 (540,000 tonnes). Over the past decade (2014–2024) it rose by 1250.0%.

How does Zimbabwe rank for wheat production volume?▾

In 2024, Zimbabwe has the 61st highest wheat production volume out of 122 countries with data.

What was Zimbabwe's wheat production volume in 2001?▾

In 2001, Zimbabwe's wheat production volume was 197,526 tonnes. By 2024 it rose by 173.4%.

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