Between 1973 and 2022, chicken stocks of Asia grew substantially from 1.68 million to 15.9 million 1000 an rising at an increasing annual rate that reached a maximum of 13.86% in 2017 and then decreased to 2.60% in 2022.
The description is composed by our digital data assistant.| Europe | 2,515,242 1000 An in 2022 | FAO |
| Africa | 2,352,401 1000 An in 2022 | FAO |
| Oceania | 148,055 1000 An in 2022 | FAO |
| China | 5,290,244 1000 An in 2022 | FAO |
| Pakistan | 1,725,000 1000 An in 2022 | FAO |
| India | 852,324 1000 An in 2022 | FAO |
| Japan | 321,891 1000 An in 2022 | FAO |
| Bangladesh | 311,800 1000 An in 2022 | FAO |
| Republic of Korea | 172,868 1000 An in 2022 | FAO |
| Uzbekistan | 86,877 1000 An in 2022 | FAO |
| Nepal | 66,803 1000 An in 2022 | FAO |
| Kazakhstan | 48,349 1000 An in 2022 | FAO |
| Poultry | 17,301,128 1000 An in 2022 | FAO |
| Rabbits and Hares | 115,058 1000 An in 2022 | FAO |
| Ducks | 1,008,050 1000 An in 2022 | FAO |
| Geese and Guinea fowls | 329,040 1000 An in 2022 | FAO |
| Turkeys | 15,616 1000 An in 2022 | FAO |
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