Top 10 Potato Producing States in India

Top Ten Potato Producing States in India

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Top Ten Potato Producing States: 2012-13

Rank	State Name	Area	Production	Yield
1	Uttar Pradesh	603.76	14430.28	23901
2	West Bengal	386.61	11591.30	29982
3	Bihar	322.5	6640.60	20593
4	Gujarat	81.27	2499.73	30758
5	Madhya Pradesh	108.87	2299.00	21117
6	Punjab	85.25	2132.31	25012
7	Assam	99.77	975.27	9775
8	Karnataka	44.4	698.30	15727
9	Haryana	29.47	676.01	22939
10	Jharkhand	47.21	659.61	13972

Area-000' Hectares, Production- 000'Tonnes, Yield-Kg/Hectare

Source :
Department of Agriculture and Cooperation (Horticulture Division)
http://eands.dacnet.nic.in/Publication12-12-2013/Agricultureat%20a%20Glance2013/page128-185.pdf

Last Updated on : January 22, 2015

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