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2030 年农业检验市场预测:按类型、技术、应用、最终用户和地区进行的全球分析Agriculture Testing Market Forecasts to 2030 - Global Analysis By Type, Technology, Application, End User and By Geography |
根据Stratistics MRC预测,2024年全球农业检验市场规模将达73亿美元,预计2030年将达到123亿美元,预测期内复合年增长率为9.1%。
农业检验涉及对土壤、水、植物和作物等各种农业要素进行分析和评价,以评估其品质、健康状况和农业适宜性。该测试旨在透过提供有关营养物质、污染水平、病虫害以及整体植物健康的资料来优化农业实践。分析土壤成分和肥力,确定养分水平,并建议适当的肥料。评估植物组织的营养缺乏和毒性,评估灌溉水质以确保其不含污染物并适合作物生长,检测作物中的农药残留,并确保安全和法规合规性。
根据India Investment Grid称,印度政府宣布2020年将在印度全国设立102个移动土壤测试站(STL)、429个固定式土壤测试站、1,562个村级STL和8,752个村级STL,以提高农业生产力。
对粮食产量增加和粮食安全的担忧
随着粮食生产不断扩大,以满足不断增长的全球需求,对精确可靠的测试以确保作物品质和安全的需求日益增加。人们对粮食安全的日益关注正在推动对污染物检测、土壤和水质评估以及作物健康监测等先进检测技术的投资。此外,提高测试准确性和效率的需求正在刺激遥感探测、基因组学和快速诊断工具等测试技术的创新,从而推动市场成长。
昂贵的设备和基础设施
先进检测设备和基础设施的高成本可能会限制可近性,特别是对于发展中地区的小农和检测实验室。这可能会导致测试能力的差异以及获得品质保证和安全措施的机会不平等。小型企业和新兴企业可能难以与已经投资昂贵设备和基础设施的老牌公司竞争,这可能会抑制创新和竞争并阻碍市场成长。
农业技术进步导致监管要求增加
监管机构正在製定更严格的标准,以确保安全、品质和环境保护。这推动了对综合检测服务的需求,以满足新的监管要求,包括与农药残留、基因改造作物以及土壤和水质相关的要求。为了遵守不断变化的法规,测试实验室必须采用先进的分析、遥感探测和高通量测试方法等最尖端科技,从而开发出更先进、更准确的测试解决方案。
与测试服务存取受限相关的资料管理挑战
获得测试服务的机会有限可能会导致资料收集不规则或不完整。资料管理不善,例如记录保存和资料整合问题不足,会进一步加剧这个问题,资料资料不一致或不可靠。这会降低测试的有效性,限制基于准确资讯做出明智决策的能力,并导致报告延迟、人工工作量增加以及效率低下,从而影响测试服务的整体品质和及时性。
COVID-19 扰乱了供应链、延迟了设备交付以及因关门和卫生通讯协定而限制了实验室操作,从而影响了农业检测市场。这些中断导致测试服务延迟并增加成本。此外,使用检测设施的机会减少也影响了农民确保农作物品质和安全的能力。然而,疫情加速了远端测试和数位测试解决方案的采用,推动了市场创新。
预计土壤测试产业在预测期内将是最大的
土壤测试预计在预测期内将达到高峰,因为它可以准确地散布肥料和土壤改良剂,消除浪费并降低与过度散布相关的成本。这有助于农民更有效地管理资源并降低投入成本。此外,还可以识别养分缺乏、有毒元素和土壤劣化等潜在问题。透过积极解决这些问题,农民可以降低风险并避免潜在的作物损失。
营养分析产业预计在预测期内复合年增长率最高。
养分分析领域使农民能够识别土壤中特定养分的缺乏或过量,从而使他们能够更准确地散布,优化作物生长,提高产量并提高整体水平。因为有助于提升作物的品质。因此,由于对高效和永续农业的需求,越来越多地采用精密农业技术,从而推动了对养分分析的需求。
由于遥感探测、精密农业和高通量测试方法等技术创新正在推动农业测试市场的成长,预计北美在预测期内将占据最大的市场占有率。这些技术提高了检查服务的准确性和效率。此外,美国和加拿大有严格的监管标准,以确保产品符合安全和品质要求。这推动了对综合测试服务的需求,以确保遵守土壤、水和作物安全法规。
由于亚太地区重视永续农业实践,预计该地区在预测期内的复合年增长率最高。支持土壤健康、养分管理和环境保护的测试服务的需求越来越大。这一趋势正在推动促进永续农业的测试解决方案市场。因此,农民专注于提高作物生产力和有效管理资源、优化土壤健康、监测养分水平并提供测试服务以确保作物品质。
According to Stratistics MRC, the Global Agriculture Testing Market is accounted for $7.3 billion in 2024 and is expected to reach $12.3 billion by 2030 growing at a CAGR of 9.1% during the forecast period. Agriculture testing includes analysis and evaluation of various agricultural elements, including soil, water, plants, and crops, to assess their quality, health, and suitability for farming. This testing aims to optimize agricultural practices by providing data on nutrient content, contamination levels, pest and disease presence, and overall plant health. Analyzing soil composition and fertility to determine nutrient levels and recommend appropriate fertilizers. Evaluating plant tissues for nutrient deficiencies or toxicities, assessing water quality for irrigation to ensure it is free from contaminants and suitable for crop growth and detecting pesticide residues on crops to ensure safety and compliance with regulations.
According to the India Investment Grid, the Government of India has announced sanctioning 102 new mobile Soil Testing Labs (STLs), 429 new static STLs, 1562 village-level STLs, and 8752 mini STLs across India in 2020 to increase the agricultural productivity.
Increased food production and food security concerns
As food production expands to meet rising global demand, there is a greater need for precise and reliable testing to ensure crop quality and safety. This increased focus on food security drives investments in advanced testing technologies to detect contaminants, assess soil and water quality, and monitor crop health. Moreover the need for improved testing accuracy and efficiency spurs innovation in testing technologies, such as remote sensing, genomics, and rapid diagnostic tools drives the growth of the market.
Expensive equipment and infrastructures
High costs associated with advanced testing equipment and infrastructure can limit accessibility, particularly for small-scale farmers and testing laboratories in developing regions. This can create disparities in testing capabilities and result in unequal access to quality assurance and safety measures. Smaller companies or startups may struggle to compete with established players who have already invested in costly equipment and infrastructure, potentially stifling innovation and competition hampering the markets growth.
Increasing regulatory requirements with advancements in agricultural technologies
Regulatory bodies implement stricter standards to ensure safety, quality, and environmental protection. This drives higher demand for comprehensive testing services to meet new regulatory requirements, such as those related to pesticide residues, GMOs, and soil and water quality. To comply with evolving regulations, testing labs must adopt cutting-edge technologies, including advanced analytics, remote sensing, and high-throughput testing methods leading to the development of more sophisticated and accurate testing solutions.
Data management challenges with limited access to testing services
Limited access to testing services can lead to irregular or incomplete data collection. Poor data management practices, such as inadequate record-keeping or data integration issues, further exacerbate this problem, resulting in inconsistent or unreliable data. This undermines the effectiveness of testing and limits the ability to make informed decisions based on accurate information which can lead to delays in reporting, increased manual intervention, and inefficiencies that impact the overall quality and timeliness of testing services.
COVID-19 impacted the agriculture testing market by disrupting supply chains, delaying equipment deliveries, and limiting laboratory operations due to lockdowns and health protocols. These disruptions led to delays in testing services and increased costs. Additionally, reduced access to testing facilities affected farmers' ability to ensure crop quality and safety. However, the pandemic also accelerated the adoption of remote and digital testing solutions, driving innovation in the market.
The soil testing segment is expected to be the largest during the forecast period
The soil testing is expected to be the largest during the forecast period because soil testing enables precise application of fertilizers and soil amendments, reducing waste and lowering costs associated with over-application. This helps farmers manage their resources more effectively and reduces input costs. Moreover it identifies potential issues such as nutrient deficiencies, toxic elements, or soil degradation. By addressing these issues proactively, farmers can mitigate risks and avoid potential crop losses.
The nutrient analysis segment is expected to have the highest CAGR during the forecast period
The nutrient analysis segment is expected to have the highest CAGR during the forecast period as it allows farmers to identify specific nutrient deficiencies or excesses in their soil, enabling them to apply fertilizers more precisely and helps optimize crop growth, improve yields, and enhance overall crop quality. Thus the growing adoption of precision agriculture techniques, driven by the need for efficient and sustainable farming, has increased the demand for nutrient analysis.
North America is projected to hold the largest market share during the forecast period owing to innovations such as remote sensing, precision agriculture, and high-throughput testing methods are driving the growth of the agriculture testing market. These technologies enhance the accuracy and efficiency of testing services. Further strict regulatory standards in the U.S. and Canada ensure that agricultural products meet safety and quality requirements. This drives demand for comprehensive testing services to comply with regulations related to soil, water, and crop safety.
Asia Pacific is projected to hold the highest CAGR over the forecast period owing to strong emphasis on sustainable agricultural practices in Asia Pacific. Testing services that support soil health, nutrient management, and environmental protection are increasingly sought after. This trend is driving the market for testing solutions that promote sustainable farming. Thus with a focus on improving crop productivity and managing resources efficiently, farmers are investing in testing services to optimize soil health, monitor nutrient levels, and ensure crop quality.
Key players in the market
Some of the key players in Agriculture Testing market include Eurofins Scientific, Agilent Technologies Inc., SCS Global Services, Bureau Veritas SA, ALS Limited, Element Materials Technology, TUV Nord Group, Apal Agricultural Laboratory, Intertek Group PLC, 3M Company, Charm Sciences Inc., Neogen Corporation, BioMerieux SA, Aurea AgroSciences, Biolumix, EMD Millipore Corporation and Agrifood Technology
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Note: Tables for North America, Europe, APAC, South America, and Middle East & Africa Regions are also represented in the same manner as above.