Global Harvested Rice Area, Forecast 2021-2030 by Country

The analysis of the global harvested rice area through 2023 shows India leads with 44.83 million hectares, followed by China at 29.75 million hectares. Other major contributors include Bangladesh, Indonesia, and Thailand with areas of 11.78, 11.69, and 10.72 million hectares respectively. These figures indicate significant rice cultivation regions in Asia, while nations like Brazil and the United States contribute less than 2 million hectares each. Minor contributions come from countries like Mexico and Ukraine, with areas below 0.1 million hectares.

Future trends to watch include technological advances in agriculture potentially increasing yield efficiency and reducing planted area requirements. Climate changes could impact growth conditions, necessitating strategic planning for water management and sustainable practices, particularly in Asia, where the majority of rice cultivation occurs. Country-specific policies and global trade dynamics will also influence rice area projections through 2030.

Top countries in Harvested Rice Area, Forecast 2021-2030 by Country

# 10 Countries Thousand Hectares Last Year
1 1 India 44,830 2030 View data
2 2 China 29,750 2030 View data
3 3 Bangladesh 11,780 2030 View data
4 4 Indonesia 11,690 2030 View data
5 5 Thailand 10,720 2030 View data
6 6 Vietnam 7,350 2030 View data
7 7 Burma 7,060 2024
8 8 Philippines 4,630 2030 View data
9 9 Nigeria 3,620 2030 View data
10 10 Cambodia 3,320 2030 View data

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