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2030 年精密农业市场预测:按组件、技术、用途和地区分類的全球分析Precision Agriculture Market Forecasts to 2030 - Global Analysis By Component, Technology (GPS/GNSS Systems, Variable Rate Technology, Guidance Software, Geomapping, Remote Sensing and Other Technologies), Application and by Geography |
根据Stratistics MRC预测,2023年全球精密农业市场规模将达到75.1亿美元,预计2030年将达到224.7亿美元,预测期内年复合成长率为17.0%。
精密农业(PA) 是一种农业策略,利用 IT 发现、分析和管理田间波动,以提高作物产量,同时减少人力。透过搜寻有关土壤、作物和天气条件的真实资料,精密农业使农民能够分析最佳作物生产所需的准确养分量。精密农业技术帮助农民更好地决定何时收穫作物、如何管理土壤和库存以及如何管理水资源。
精密农业是利用巨量资料、人工智慧、物联网、软体等技术,最大限度地利用农业投入、提高产量、降低成本的农业技术。实施阶段固定成本较多,但变动成本显着降低。此外,劳动成本降低了约 20%,从而提高了农场的长期生产力。因此,精密农业透过提高作物生产力和盈利,帮助地球应对气候变迁和人口成长带来的挑战,而不会对环境造成不利影响。
阻碍市场成长的最重要挑战之一是精密农业设备的高成本。精密农业使用各种高科技但昂贵的设备和技术,包括智慧感测器、无人机、VRT、GPS、GNSS、导引工具和接收器。此外,安装和使用精密农业机械需要经过训练的员工。
由于对智慧型手机的需求不断增长,人们对智慧型手机整合到精密农业中的需求日益增长。此外,该公司正在发布与所有智慧型手机相容的最先进的应用程式。透过与智慧型手机连接,农民可以从任何地方监控他们的田地,资料备份并保存在云端。此外,蓝牙、USB 和 Wi-Fi 连线功能使智慧型手机能够满足农民的需求。因此,全球精密农业市场受惠于智慧型手机的快速普及。
精密农业透过可变种植、产量监测、测绘、土壤测试、作物轮作历史等产生大量资料。此外,精密农业依赖用于决策的资料分析。因此,必须管理和储存资料。因此,最大的挑战是处理如此庞大的资料量,这需要先进的技能,但许多用户不具备利用这些资料进行农场决策的专业知识。
COVID-19大流行的爆发导致市场上的硬体销售量略有下降。同时,大多数国家都封锁了本国人口并关闭了城市,以阻止病毒的传播。这扰乱了全球供应线,并阻碍了精密农业技术的生产和分配。这导致一些零件和设备短缺,价格上涨并限制供应。此外,它还导致许多行业的投资下降,导致薪资下降和市场状况不可预测,阻碍了市场扩张。
由于自动化和控制系统、监控和感测设备等其他部门的存在,预计硬体市场将由硬体部门主导。 GPS接收器、引导和转向设备等自动化和控制系统广泛应用于精密农业,因此预计在预测期内将占据精密农业硬体市场的很大一部分。
在预测期内,复合年复合成长率最高的细分市场预计将是可变利率技术(VRT)。 VRT 使用 GPS、GIS 和感测器等技术来收集资料并建立处方笺地图。它还包括根据您的需求以不同的比例在整个领域散布投入。此外,科技的发展、大众对永续农业方法的认识不断提高、对有效资源管理的需求等都促使VRT领域呈指数级增长。
亚太地区将成为预测期内最大的地区,因为强劲的经济成长和持续的农业开拓正在鼓励企业在精密农业市场上投入巨资,以维持成长和增加产量,从而获得市场占有率。此外,数位转型的重大倡议、云端部署的增加、农业经营中技术的引入以及农业部门的日益现代化正在推动新兴经济体的大规模市场投资。此外,该地区的公司正致力于加强业务和提高整体效率,以保持市场竞争力。
基于 GNSS 的广域增强系统(WAAS) 是北美使用最广泛的技术。此外,随着对即时运动技术、肥料和喷雾器控制、机器人、变速灌溉、网路和遥感技术的需求不断增加,北美卫星技术存在巨大的市场机会。
According to Stratistics MRC, the Global Precision Agriculture Market is accounted for $7.51 billion in 2023 and is expected to reach $22.47 billion by 2030 growing at a CAGR of 17.0% during the forecast period. Precision agriculture (PA) is a farming strategy that uses IT to discover, analyze, and manage variability on a farm in order to increase crop production while requiring less labor from humans. Through the retrieval of actual data on the conditions of the soil, crops, and weather, precision agriculture enables farmers to analyze the precise quantity of nutrition crops need for optimum production. Precision farming techniques help farmers make better judgments about when to harvest their crops, how to manage their soil and inventories, and how to manage their water resources.
Precision farming is a farming technique that makes use of big data, artificial intelligence, the internet of things (IoT), software, and other technologies to maximize the use of farm inputs and boost output while lowering costs. Although there would be a lot of fixed expenses during the adoption phase, there would be a big drop in variable costs. Moreover, the farm's long-term productivity rises as labor costs drop by about 20%. Hence, by increasing crop productivity and profitability without having a harmful impact on the environment, precision agriculture helps the globe handle the issues caused by climate change and a growing population.
One of the most important challenges restricting market growth is the high cost of precision farming equipment. Precision agriculture uses a variety of high-tech yet expensive instruments and technology, including smart sensors, drones, VRT, GPS, GNSS, guidance tools, and receivers. In addition, trained employees are needed for the setup and use of precision farming machinery.
The growing desire for smart phone integration in precision agriculture is a result of rising smart phone demand. Additionally, businesses have released cutting-edge apps that are compatible with all smart phones. With the aid of smartphone integration, farmers can keep an eye on their fields from any location, and the data is backup-stored on the cloud. Moreover, due to Bluetooth, USB, and Wi-Fi connectivity features, smart phones meet the needs of farmers. Thus, as a result, the global market for precision agriculture has greatly benefited from the rapid usage of smart phones.
The precision agriculture generates a ton of data through variable-rate planting; yield monitoring, mapping, soil testing, and crop rotation histories. Moreover, the precision agriculture depends on the analysis of this data, which is used for decision-making. It must be controlled and stored as a result. Therefore, the biggest challenge is handling this enormous volume of data, which calls for a high degree of skill, and many users don't have that expertise to use this data to make decisions for their farms.
The COVID-19 pandemic outbreak has caused a modest reduction in hardware sales in the market. This is linked to the majority of nations putting their citizens on lockdown and closing down cities to stop the spread of the virus which disrupted the production and distribution of precision agriculture technologies by upsetting global supply lines. As a result, there is a shortage of some parts and equipment, which drives up prices and restricts supply. Furthermore, it caused a decline in investments across many industries and caused lower wages and unpredictable market conditions, which hinders the market's expansion.
The hardware segment is estimated to hold the largest share, due to automation and control systems, as well as monitoring and sensing equipment, are additional divisions of the hardware market. Automation and control systems, such as GPS receivers, guidance, and steering devices, are expected to make up a sizeable portion of the precision farming hardware market during the course of the forecast period due to their widespread use in precision farming.
During the projected period, the segment with the highest CAGR is anticipated to be the variable-rate technology (VRT). Farmers get to improve production and resource allocation by using VRT, which collects data using technologies like GPS, GIS, and sensors to develop prescription maps. Additionally, depending on the needs, it includes applying inputs across a field at various rates. Additionally, technology developments, growing public awareness of sustainable farming practices, and the demand for effective resource management have all contributed to the VRT segment's tremendous rise.
Asia Pacific commanded the largest market share during the extrapolated period owing to strong economic growth and continued agricultural development are pushing businesses to spend extensively in the precision agriculture market in order to maintain growth and boost output. Additionally, significant move toward digital transformation, the increase in cloud deployment, the adoption of technology in farming operations, and the ongoing modernization of the agriculture sector fuel significant market investment in emerging nations. Furthermore, businesses in the area are focusing on enhancing their operations and increasing their overall efficiency to stay competitive in the market.
North America is expected to witness profitable growth over the projection period, owing to 66% market penetration; the GNSS-based Wide Area Augmentation System (WAAS) is the most widely used technology in North America. Moreover, there is a large market opportunity for satellite-based technology in North America, with the rising demand for real-time kinetic technology, fertilizer and sprayer controls, robots, variable rate irrigation, networks, and remote sensing technologies.
Some of the key players in the Precision Agriculture Market include: TeeJet Technologies, CropMetrics LLC, Trimble Inc., Monsanto Company, Ag Leader Technology, Deere & Company, Raven Industries, Lindsay Corporation, Valmont Industries, Topcon, Farmers Edge Inc. and Dickey-John Corporation.
In July 2021, AGCO Corporation debuted the pilot version of its Precision Ag Line (PAL) program, a tool designed to streamline support services for farmers utilizing AGCO's solutions for mixed-fleet operations. AGCO's brands, including Challenger, Fendt, Gleaner, Massey Ferguson, and Precision Planting, have access to PAL's precision farming expertise.
In May 2021, AGCO, a manufacturer of agricultural machinery, collaborated with Raven and other brands. The objective is to evaluate spraying technology in an effort to increase the effectiveness and efficiency of crop protection product application.
Table Note: Tables for North America, Europe, APAC, South America, and Middle East & Africa Regions are also represented in the same manner as above.