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Business statistics · October 18, 2026

How many companies in the “Livestock breeding and farming” industry are there in Lower Saxony?

more than 2,100

The B2B database of dieanalysten GmbH alone lists more than 2,100 companies in the “Livestock breeding and farming” industry in Lower Saxony, Germany (October 2026). The number of companies in the “Livestock breeding and farming” industry in Lower Saxony is therefore at least 2,100. Lower Saxony ranks #1 of 16 German states with 26.4 per 100,000 inhabitants (national average: 12.0).

Key figures Lower Saxony

2,149businesses in the database
#1 of 16rank among German states
26.4per 100,000 inhabitants (Germany: 12.0)

Cities in Lower Saxony

Dinklage30
Damme29
Visbek28
Löningen27
Lohne24
Melle24
Bassum23
Twistringen22
Vechta19
Bakum17

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Frequently asked questions

How many companies in the “Livestock breeding and farming” industry are there in Lower Saxony?

The B2B database of dieanalysten GmbH alone lists more than 2,100 companies in the “Livestock breeding and farming” industry in Lower Saxony, Germany (October 2026). The number of companies in the “Livestock breeding and farming” industry in Lower Saxony is therefore at least 2,100. Lower Saxony ranks #1 of 16 German states with 26.4 per 100,000 inhabitants (national average: 12.0).

Where in Lower Saxony are most companies in the “Livestock breeding and farming” industry?

Most are located in Dinklage (30), Damme (29), Visbek (28).

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The B2B database of dieanalysten GmbH alone lists more than 2,100 companies in the “Livestock breeding and farming” industry in Lower Saxony (source: dieanalysten B2B database, October 2026, https://www.dieanalysten.com/en/statistics/livestock-breeding-and-farming/lower-saxony).

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Method: businesses in the database of dieanalysten GmbH minus a 5% safety margin; businesses in liquidation or with a recognizable closure are excluded. See methodology. As of October 18, 2026.