Between 1973 and 2022, cattle stocks of Africa grew substantially from 152 million to 381 million an rising at an increasing annual rate that reached a maximum of 4.83% in 2007 and then decreased to 2.33% in 2022.
The description is composed by our digital data assistant.| Asia | 473,129,238 an in 2022 | FAO |
| Europe | 113,142,830 an in 2022 | FAO |
| Oceania | 34,874,423 an in 2022 | FAO |
| Ethiopia | 67,961,433 an in 2022 | FAO |
| Chad | 35,749,982 an in 2022 | FAO |
| Sudan | 32,318,770 an in 2022 | FAO |
| United Republic of Tanzania | 31,865,784 an in 2022 | FAO |
| Kenya | 23,500,549 an in 2022 | FAO |
| Nigeria | 20,905,254 an in 2022 | FAO |
| Niger | 18,133,707 an in 2022 | FAO |
| Uganda | 14,641,481 an in 2022 | FAO |
| South Sudan | 13,646,686 an in 2022 | FAO |
| Goats | 506,159,824 an in 2022 | FAO |
| Sheep | 419,416,726 an in 2022 | FAO |
| Pig | 45,495,330 an in 2022 | FAO |
| Camels | 35,100,908 an in 2022 | FAO |
| Asses | 32,686,779 an in 2022 | FAO |
| Horse | 7,469,079 an in 2022 | FAO |
| Buffalo | 1,419,952 an in 2022 | FAO |
| Mule | 903,849 an in 2022 | FAO |
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