fibre · 2024-25 Final Estimates
Sannhemp in Indiaसनई
0.37lakh bales (180 kg) · all-India production, 2024-25
What the figures show
1 of 12 reporting states account for three-quarters of India's sannhemp output — led by Odisha. National output has fallen 27.5% since 2021-22, from 0.51 lakh bales (180 kg) to 0.37 lakh bales (180 kg).
Where Sannhemp grows
lessmore▨ not reported
Ranked states
share of national- 01Odisha0.2875.7%
- 02Bihar0.0410.8%
- 03Uttar Pradesh0.038.1%
- 04Chhattisgarh0.012.7%
- 05West Bengal0.012.7%
- 06Jammu & Kashmir00.0%
All-India, 2021-22 to 2024-25
Provenance receipt
TIER A · FINAL ESTIMATES
- Originator
- Directorate of Economics & Statistics, Department of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, Government of India
- Release
- Crop Profile: State-wise Area, Production & Yield of All Crops
- Accessed
- 2026-09-15
- Estimate round
- Final Estimates
- Trust
- Primary source, final round — quotable as our figure without qualification.
What is wrong with this data (6)
- UNITS ARE LAKH, NOT '000, and differ from the horticulture store: area in lakh hectares, production in lakh tonnes, yield in kg per hectare. The measure keys name their unit so a mix-up cannot pass silently.
- FIBRE PRODUCTION IS IN BALES, and a bale is not one weight: cotton 170 kg, jute/mesta/sannhemp 180 kg. They share the source's single 'Production' column; the measure key carries the weight so the two can never be summed together or read as tonnes.
- 2025-26 is the 3rd Advance Estimate, not Final. It is recorded per period and must never be quoted as a settled figure.
- Rows named Cereals, Jute & Mesta, Nutri/Coarse Cereals, Other Pulses, Shree Anna /Nutri Cereals, Small Millets, Total Food Grains, Total Oil Seeds, Total Pulses are AGGREGATES of other rows, not crops. They would double-count if summed.
- 'Others' here is the remainder the release has not broken out — the COMPLEMENT of the named states, not a duplicate of them. It never appears beside a named union territory, and including it reconciles 88 of 89 crop-seasons to the all-India figure. It is still never printed as a place.
- A figure absent in the source is absent, not zero: the export writes an empty cell for missing and a literal 0.00 for a real zero, and the two are never conflated.
Cite the originator and the estimate round, not IndianAgri alone — these are Government of India statistics, compiled here. Original release.