The
global smart agriculture/farming market is anticipated to reach USD 18.21
billion by 2025, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. Factors
such as consistent growth in population, low availability of cultivable land,
government incentives, and demand for fresh and high-quality food are expected
to drive the smart greenhouse market. According to World Health Organization
(WHO) and Population Council, 80% of the global population resides in urban
cities. The prevailing scarcity of land in urban cities has urged growers to
adopt new solutions for developing fresh produces. For instance, the vertical
farming technique enables consumers to grow crops indoor in layers, in a
multi-story building, stacked on racks, or in a warehouse.
The
growing population is expected to result in an increased food demand by 2050.
Farmers are likely to witness immense pressure in increasing crop production
either by making more land available to grow crops or adopting newer
techniques, such as smart agriculture and vertical farming. Traditional farming
techniques witness several barriers such as climate change, high labor cost.
These disadvantages can be overcome with the use of technologies such as LED
indoor farming, which creates a nature-like condition to help farmers meet the
swelling food demand. Additionally, the changing preference of consumers toward
healthier and fresh foods is expected to drive market growth over the forecast
period.
Agri
M2M offers significant opportunities to mobile operators owing to its potential
to generate additional revenue through value-added services. For instance,
bundling M2M services with a voice or data offering for rural enterprise
customers is likely to enhance the application of M2M.
Agri
VAS has been developed to overcome the information gap faced by farmers in
emerging markets such as China and India. Additionally, it also helps in
connecting the cultivators with other key players in the agriculture supply
chain. Agriculture Value Added Services (VAS) have increased over the past few
years owing to their rising awareness among VAS providers, mobile operators,
and farmers. A few types of M2M connectivity include cellular M2M, satellite
& fixed network, power line, and short range connections such as Wi-Fi,
Ethernet, and ZigBee.
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Further key
findings from the report suggest:
- The growing trend of producing
bio-pharmaceutical products under a controlled environment is expected to
drive the smart greenhouse market demand over the projected period.
- The software segment is expected to portray the
highest growth rate, registering a CAGR of 16.7% over the forecast period.
- The LED grow light segment is anticipated to
witness a considerable growth rate over the forecast period.
- The indoor farming technique makes use of LED
to create natural surroundings for growing vegetables and herbs.
- The advent of modern agriculture technology
along with the flexible pricing of connected devices is likely to
influence the South American regional market demand.
- Various organizations are investing heavily in
R&D to offer efficient and low-cost solutions to consumers.
- Key players in the smart farming market
includeCropMetrics LLC (U.S.), Drone Deploy (U.S.), DeLaval International
AB (Sweden), DICKEY-john Corporation (U.S.), and Farmers Edge, Inc.
(Canada), among others.
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Grand View Research has segmented the smart agriculture market based on
agriculture type, offering, application, and region:
Type
Outlook (Revenue, USD Million; 2014 - 2025)
- Precision
farming
- Livestock
monitoring
- Smart
greenhouse
- Others
Offering
Outlook (Revenue, USD Million; 2014 - 2025)
- Hardware
- Automation
& control systems
- Drones
- Application
control devices
- Guidance
system
- GPS
- GIS
- Remote
sensing
- Handheld
- Satellite
sensing
- Driverless
tractors
- Mobile
devices
- VRT
- Map-based
- Sensor-based
- Wireless
modules
- Bluetooth
technology
- Wi-Fi
technology
- Zigbee
technology
- RF
technology
- Milking
robots
- Sensing
devices
- Soil
sensor
- Nutrient
sensor
- Moisture
sensor
- Temperature
sensor
- Water
sensors
- Climate
sensors
- Others
- HVAC
system
- LED
grow light
- RFID
tags & readers
- Software
- Web-based
- Cloud-based
- Services
- System
integration & consulting
- Maintenance
& support
- Managed
services
- Data
services
- Analytics
services
- Farm
operation services
- Assisted
professional services
- Supply
chain management services
- Climate
information services
Application
Outlook (Revenue, USD Million; 2014 - 2025)
- Precision
farming application
- Yield
monitoring
- On-farm
- Off-farm
- Field
mapping
- Crop
scouting
- Weather
tracking & forecasting
- Irrigation
management
- Inventory
management
- Farm
labor management
- Livestock
monitoring application
- Milk
harvesting
- Breeding
management
- Feeding
management
- Animal
comfort management
- Others
- Smart
greenhouse application
- Water
& fertilizer management
- HVAC
management
- Yield
monitoring
- Others
Regional
Outlook (Revenue, USD Million; 2014 - 2025)
- North
America
- U.S.
- Canada
- Mexico
- Europe
- Germany
- UK
- France
- Russia
- Asia
Pacific
- China
- India
- Japan
- Australia
- South
America
- Brazil
- Middle
East and Africa (MEA)
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