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2030 年互联农业市场预测:按组件、用途和地区分類的全球分析Connected Agriculture Market Forecasts to 2030 - Global Analysis By Component Application and by Geography |
根据 Stratistics MRC 的数据,2023 年全球互联农业市场规模将达到 44 亿美元,预计到 2030 年将达到 171.1 亿美元,预测期内年复合成长率为 21.4%。
使用尖端技术工具和服务来加强、管理和协调生产前、生产中和生产后的农业活动称为互联农业。资料感测、资料、资料储存和资料处理是互联农业的四个主要要素。各种相关人员,包括农民、种植者、畜牧养殖户、农业合作社、农业综合企业、葡萄酒生产商、种苗公司、化肥公司、食品和饮料公司以及政府,都将从这些步骤产生的资讯中受益。这有助于您即时了解最大化收益回报 (RoI) 的决策。
根据联合国粮食及农业组织 (FAO) 的数据,2014 年至 2050 年间,粮食生产力必须翻倍才能跟上人口成长的脚步。全球粮食需求每年增长 2%,到 2050 年,世界将需要比目前的生产模式多生产 70% 的粮食。
农村农民和中小型相关企业受益于透过行动电话快速进入市场。小农可以透过使用智慧型手机与他们以前无法联繫到的新客户和代理商联繫,从而在市场上获得优势。农民可以使用他们的行动装置来获取有关产品可用性和市场价格的资讯。农民可以透过专用农业设计的行动应用程式获取农业资讯,使他们能够更好地利用资讯做出更好的决策。
成本高
目前,在农场实施社会互联的农业方法和解决方案成本高。世界各地的大多数农民都是小规模或自给自足的农民,因此很难进行如此大规模的资本投资。农民不愿意采用联网农业技术来收集重要资料。这是因为互联农业技术需要大量的初期成本、有效的农业设备以及知识渊博且合格的农民。由于该技术价格昂贵,因此获得最新技术主要仅限于大型工业化农场。然而,为了获得输入资料,农民和生产者必须大量投资于卫星设备、无人机、地理资讯系统(GIS)和全球定位系统(GPS)。
行动电话使农业部门能够接触到全国各地和世界各地的更多人。这是因为行动技术包含了许多用户友好的农业应用程式(应用程式)。此外,农民还可以使用智慧型手机获取有关气候资料和天气波动的准确资讯,以规划种植哪些作物、何时收穫以及其他农业活动。
农民对使用互联农业技术的好处知之甚少。开发中国家的大多数农民继续使用传统耕作技术。他们对农业领域正在发生的技术进步一无所知。农民发现很难采用先进的互联农业解决方案。结果是技术差距使农民很难理解互联农业好处背后的想法。供应商无法接触到农民,造成了互联农业服务提供者和农民之间的鸿沟。
互联农业市场依赖设备、技术和农业投入的有效替换。然而,COVID-19 的爆发扰乱了全球供应链,导致重要零件和机械的交付延迟,对农业产生了许多负面影响。製造商和供应商在获取原材料和零件方面面临的挑战影响了相关农业解决方案的开发和可用性。疫情的爆发迫使农民和其他农业相关人员越来越关注健康、安全和经济保障等紧迫问题。因此,与农业相关的宣传活动、培训计划和教育活动受到较少的关注。农民可能不容易获得资源。
预计生产管理部门在预测期内将是最大的。由于金融风险存在如此多的模糊性,规划至关重要。互联的农业生产管理领域有利于提高生产力和高品质产品的生产。透过生产计画和管理,农民可以存取即时资料并做出主动决策,有助于提高产量。
预计平台领域在预测期内年复合成长率最高。平台领域的设备管理解决方案可协助企业管理、追踪、保护和维护连网农业中使用的大量设备。设备管理解决方案的结构管理功能用于根据功能要求结构新设备。设备使用不同的通讯技术,因此具有不同的作业系统和通讯介面。
预计北美在预测期内将占据最大份额。这是因为数位技术的进步将提高该地区国家农业活动的生产力。该地区的互联农业市场受到物联网 (IoT)、人工智慧 (AI)、巨量资料、预测分析和资料分析最尖端科技日益普及的推动。此外,随着政府促进永续农业的配合措施不断增加,以防止水流失、化学径流和二氧化碳排放造成的环境退化,该地区越来越多地使用连网农业解决方案。
随着菲律宾、日本、中国和印度等国家使用互联农业解决方案来改善农业实践、作物生产力和作物质量,亚太地区将在预测期内实现最高的年复合成长率。预计这种情况将会发生。越来越多的官民合作关係也促进了该地区市场收益的成长,这些合作伙伴关係鼓励采取永续农业倡议,以提高粮食安全、农业加工效率和生产力。此外,该地区各国数位农业服务的未来成长也将受到越来越多的政府措施的推动,以使农民和农业相关人员更容易获得数位解决方案。
According to Stratistics MRC, the Global Connected Agriculture Market is accounted for $4.40 billion in 2023 and is expected to reach $17.11 billion by 2030 growing at a CAGR of 21.4% during the forecast period. Using cutting-edge technical tools and services to enhance, manage, and regulate the farming activities involved in pre-production, in-production, and post-production is known as connected agriculture. Data sensing, data communications, data storage, and data processing are the four main components of connected agriculture. Various stakeholders, including farmers, growers, livestock producers, farming cooperatives, agribusinesses, grape wine growers, seed companies, fertilizer companies, food and beverage companies, and governments, can use the information produced by these steps to help them make real-time decisions that help them maximize their return on investment (RoI).
According to Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), to keep up with the population growth, the food production rate must double between 2014 and 2050. The global demand for food is increasing by 2% every year; by 2050, there would be a need to produce 70% more food worldwide compared to the current production pattern.
Rural farmers and small- and medium-sized agribusinesses benefit from mobile phones' quick access to the market. Small-scale farmers can get an advantage in the market by using smart phones to interact with new clients or agents who were previously unreachable. Farmers can obtain information on the availability of goods and their market prices using mobile devices. Farmers can access agricultural information through mobile applications designed specifically for agriculture, which enables them to properly use the information to make better decisions.
High costs
At present, socially connected agriculture methods and solutions are expensive to adopt on farms. The majority of farmers worldwide are small-scale or marginal farmers who find it challenging to make such a large investment in equipment. Farmers are reluctant to employ connected agriculture technology to collect essential data since it requires significant upfront costs, effective farming instruments, and knowledgeable and qualified farmers. Due to the high expense of technology, access to the newest technologies is primarily limited to large, industrialized farms. However, in order to acquire input data, farmers or growers must invest heavily in satellite equipment, drones, geographic information systems (GIS), and global positioning systems (GPS).
The agriculture sector can contact more people in different regions of the country and around the world due to mobile phones. Around the world, connected agriculture practices are becoming increasingly popular, in large part to mobile technology as it has several user-friendly agricultural applications (apps) integrated within it. Additionally, in order to plan which crops to plant, when to harvest, and other agricultural tasks, farmers can use smart phones to obtain exact information on climatic data and weather fluctuations.
The advantages of using connected agriculture technologies are not well known among farmers. The majority of farmers in developing nations continue to use conventional farming techniques. They are ignorant of the technological advancements occurring in the agricultural industry. Farmers find it challenging to embrace cutting-edge practices for linked agriculture solutions. Due to the resulting technological gap, it is challenging for farmers to comprehend the ideas behind the advantages of connected agriculture. Due to the vendors' inability to reach farmers, there is a gap between connected agriculture service providers and farmers.
The linked agriculture market depends on the efficient exchange of equipment, technologies, and agricultural inputs. However, deliveries of essential components and machinery have been delayed because the COVID-19 epidemic disrupted global supply chains, which has had a lot of negative repercussions on the agriculture industry. The challenges faced by manufacturers and suppliers when obtaining raw materials and components had an impact on the development and accessibility of linked agriculture solutions. Due to the outbreak, farmers and other agricultural stakeholders are increasingly concentrating on urgent problems relating to health, safety, and economic stability. As a result, less attention has been paid to connected agriculture-related awareness campaigns, training programs, and educational activities. Farmers may not have easy access to the resources.
During the projected period, the in-production management sector is anticipated to be the largest. Planning is crucial since there is a lot of ambiguity surrounding financial risk. The connected agriculture production management segment promotes increased production rates and the manufacture of high-quality goods. Farmers can access real-time data through production planning and management to make proactive decisions that contribute to the generation of productive yields.
The platforms segment is expected to have the highest CAGR during the forecast period. The device management solutions in platform segment helps in businesses manage, track, protect, and maintain a large number of devices used in the adoption of linked agriculture. The device management solution's configuration management capability is used to configure new devices in compliance with functional requirements. The devices use various communication technologies, and as a result, they have various operating systems and communication interfaces.
During the forecast period, North America is anticipated to hold largest share, due to the improvements in digital technology which would increase the productivity of agricultural activities in the countries of the region. The connected agriculture market in this region is being driven by an increase in the uptake of cutting-edge technologies including the Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI), big data, predictive analytics and data analytics. Additionally, the region is using connected agriculture solutions more and more due to increased government initiatives to promote sustainable farming practices to prevent environmental deterioration brought on by water loss, chemical runoff and CO2 emissions.
Asia Pacific is projected to have the highest CAGR over the forecast period as connected agriculture solutions are being used in nations including the Philippines, Japan, China, and India to improve agricultural practices, crop productivity, and crop quality. Growing public-private partnerships to encourage the adoption of sustainable agriculture initiatives to improve food security, agricultural process efficiency, and productivity also contribute to the expansion of the region's market revenue. Moreover, future growth in the digital agriculture services in the countries of the area will also be fueled by rising government initiatives to make digital solutions more accessible to farmers and agricultural stakeholders.
Some of the key players in Connected Agriculture Market include: Accenture, Ag Leader Technology, American Telephone and Telegraph (AT &T), Cisco, Decisive Farming, Deere & Company, Epicor Software Corp, Gamaya, International Business Machines(IBM), teris, Link Labs Inc., Microsoft, Oracle, Orange SA, Satsure, System Applications and Products in Data Processing(SAP),Trimble, Vodafone Group Plc
In November 2022, Trimble Agriculture and xFarm Technologies today announced a new collaboration. Trimble, the global player in precision farming technology, can now provide farmers with more valuable and efficient solutions through integration with the xFarm app developed by tech company Farm Technologies, which uses its digital platform to support and simplify the work of 120,000 farms spread across 1.7 million hectares in over 100 countries.
In May 2022, AGRA and Microsoft, a technology provider, have announced an expansion of their relationship to accelerate digital agricultural transformation in Africa. The collaboration, which was formalized through a Memorandum of Understanding on the margins of the World Economic Forum in Davos 2022, expands on prior work between AGRA and Microsoft that focused on assisting AGRA's digital transformation as it strives to improve food security in Africa.
Table Note: Tables for North America, Europe, APAC, South America, and Middle East & Africa Regions are also represented in the same manner as above