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Global smart agriculture market outlook
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2016-2024
Global Smart Agriculture Market Outlook 2024: Global Opportunity & Growth
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2016
Asia-Pacific LatinAmerica Middle East &Africa
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XX%
2024
North America Europe
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In 2016, Hardware accounted for the highest market share XX%
in Global Smart AgricultureMarket
2018f 2019f 2020f 2021f 2022f 2023f
Global Smart Agriculture Market Size USD (Billion). 2016-2024
XX%
CAGR:(2016-2024)
Global Smart Agriculture Market Share(%), By Region-2016-
2024
With XX% share in 2016, North America region dominated the Global
Smart Agriculture Market
xx%
xx%xx%
xx%
Connectivity/M2M
Platforms
Infrastructure-as-a-
Service (Iaas)
BackendPlatforms
Hardware specific
softwarePlatforms
Consumer/Enterprise
Software Extension
Platforms
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XX%
XX%
XX%
XX%
XX%
DataManagement
Network Management
Security
RemoteMonitoring
Real Time Streaming
Analysis
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Global Smart Agriculture Market
Share(%), By Software-2016
lGobal Smart Agriculture Market
Share(%), ByPlatform-2016
FigGlobal Smart Agriculture Market
Share(%), ByHardware-2016
XX%
XX%
XX%
XX%
Drones
Sensors
RFIDTags
Others(Transmit
ters,Sprinklers)
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3. Major Players/
Industries
NorthAmerica APAC Europe LatinAmerica
Middle East &
Africa
ROW
AGCOCorporation
Deere &Company
LeicaGeosystems
Trimble
Navigation Ltd.
AgJunction Inc.
Cisco Systems
Hexagon AB
AG Leader
Technology
High Penetration Medium Penetration Low Penetration
Major Players Presence-Regional Analysis
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4. Global Smart Agriculture Market Size (USD Billion) & Y-O-Y Growth Analysis
(%), 2016-2024
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Adoption of robotic and GPS technology with computer imaging in farming is transforming the agriculture industry by
improving the agricultural production
Leading market players are investing farm business network to expand their product portfolio. Moreover, application of
IoT in agriculture is giving opportunities for many startups, In last 3 years, over USD 270 million is invested by startups
in agriculture and food technology deals
Due to high initial investment in the implementation of digital technologies for farming is restriction the adoption of
smart farming among farmers. Over 75% of farmers are not able to adopt smart farming mainly in developing economies
due to high cost hardware devices and lack accessibility to internet
Global Smart Agriculture Market Y-o-Y Growth (%),
2016-2024
Global Smart Agriculture Market (USD Billion), 2016- 2024
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6. High initial investments, fragmentation in agriculture and lack of internet connectivity
High cost of IoT based solutions for farming is a major concern for farmers majorly in
developing countries such as China, India and Brazil. Huge initial investment in digital farming
technology is a key factor which is hindering the growth of global smart agriculture market
Agriculture sector is majorly dominated by small enterprises, lack of involvement of dominating
players of IoT based solution in agriculture is impacting the expansion of smart agriculture
business. Agriculture sector generates huge amount of data and data management is a major
obstacle for smart agriculture
Many famers are not able to adopt IoT based technology for farming due to lack of accessibility
of connectivity services. Also lack of knowledge about wireless technology mainly in emerging
economies is also hindering the growth of smart agriculture business
As agriculture needs wide connectivity, adoption of LPWA technologies is expected to decline
due to its high-cost and narrow-area connectivity that can not cover the remote locations
High Medium Low
ImpactAnalysis:-
The population living in rural areas across the globe are unable
to get internet connectivity due to less awareness are some of
the factors which is restraining the growth of smart agriculture
market.
Many regions across the globe are underdeveloped and
viewing low economies . These regions are unable to embrace
advanced agriculture facilities which is curbing the growth of
global smart agriculturemarket.
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Germany Russia SouthAfrica
Rural population (%) of the total population(%)- By
Countries,2016
Rural & Urban Population (%)- World
48%
52%
China India
Source: World Bank Data
• 12.7% of the total population of the world
population is lived at or below USD 1.90 per
day in the year 2012
• In China, 753 Million people living at or
below USD1.90 per day
• In East-Asia region, 18.7% of the total
population of this region living below
poverty line in2012
• In United States, the population lies below
poverty line is 15.2% of the total population
of thecountry
Source:XXXX
Impact on Smart AgricultureMarket
Market Restraints
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7. Opportunities for Smart Agriculture Market
Future Scope for IoT Application in SmartAgriculture Opportunities for Smart Agriculture
Smart
Agriculture
CropWater
Management
Precision
Agriculture
Crop
Productionand
Safety
Management
Pest
Management
and Control
Work
Smart
Farming
Collaboration of
PrivateCompanies
with Government
Rising Penetration
of Internet and
Adoption of Smart
Phones
Increasing
implementation of
Communication
Technologies
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CLASS a leading agricultural machinery manufacturer collaborated with 365FarmNet , to facilitate the farmers with
remote services which they can manage via Smartphone or computer
CleanGrow Ltd. launced Carbon Nanotube Probe which helps in measuring ion concentration in liquid and nutrient
planning for field
Hexagon AB, acquired iLab Sistemas in 2014, to provide optimization solutions for agriculture sector, primarily for
sugarcane and ethanol industries
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Agriculture Market, 2016-2024
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In global smart Agriculture Market Growing penetration of communication technology is positively impacting the
business opportunities for smart agriculture. These communication technology is used in application such as automated
irrigation, water sprinkling, farm navigation and greenhouse farming
Over 82% of U.S. farmers are using GPS technology for monitoring farm machinery and navigation. Rising penetration
of communication technology is helping in improving the precision livestock monitoring and farm management which is
likely to boost the demand of precision farming during the forecast period
As agriculture needs wide connectivity, adoption of LPWA technologies is expected to rise due to its low-cost and wide-
area connectivity that can cover the remote locations
toreach.
Smart Agriculture Market, Adoption Rate(%), By
Communication Technology,2016
Communication Technologies Used in SmartAgriculture
XX%
XX%
XX%
XX%
XX%
XX%
XX%
2G/3G/4G
Satellite
Bluetooth
ZigBee
LPWA (LORA,Sigfox)
WIFI
NB-IoT
XX%
XX%
XX%
XX%
XX%
XX%
LWPA
Bluetooth
Satellite
2G/3G/4G
ZigBee
Others
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XX%
Hardware
XX%
XX%
Software
Global Smart Agriculture Market Share (%), By Component, 2016-2024
Rising demand of drones for remote monitoring of field and livestock and help in improving crop management.
However, less adoption of RFID tags and transmitters are likely to impact the market demand of hardware segment
In 2010, Food and Agriculture Organization introduced Climate Agriculture Policies for food security and mitigation in
U.S.. This has significantly increased the adoption of connectivity and hardware specific software based platforms for
agriculturalpurpose
Rising adoption of data management and remote monitoring software for capacity development, field monitoring and
analysis of climatic changes is boosting the growth of smart agriculture software market
XX%
XX%
Platforms
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