Agricultural Microbials Industry Demand with Regional Gross Margin, Key Driven, Growth Opportunities | Forecast
Market Overview:
Agricultural microbials contain microbes which are essential
for the plant growth. They are beneficial microbes formulated and applied to
the soil or seed. They assist in inserting nutrients necessary for the plant
growth and suppressing diseases, which helps in overall growth of the plant.
The standard of agricultural microbials have been changing and the rate of
their usage is also on the rise. Increasing trend of organic farming practices
owing to high demand for organic products among the rising population is
driving the growth of the market.
Competitive analysis:
The major players in the agricultural microbials market
include
- Syngenta
AG (Switzerland)
- BASF
SE (Germany)
- Novozymes
A/S (Denmark)
- Dow
AgroSciences LLC (U.S.)
- Sumitomo
Chemical Company, Ltd. (Japan)
- Nufarm
Ltd. (Australia)
- Bayer
CropScience AG (Germany)
- Koppert
B.V. (the Netherlands)
- CertisS.A.
LLC (U.S.)
- Monsanto
Company (U.S.)
Market Forecast:
Increasing awareness regarding agricultural microbials has
raised the bar for quality, which in turn, has increased the market share of
agricultural microbials globally. Mass market penetration is leading to the
introduction of new products based out of agricultural microbials and their
retail across various regions. Additionally, the market is growing due to
increasing population coupled with increasing demand for food. In addition to
the increasing population, growing demand for food, increase in the crop
production, soil efficiency, and high-quality yield is expected to drive the
agricultural microbials market size.
Various government initiatives, amplified funding, and
grants for sustainable agriculture are supporting the growth of agricultural
microbials market. Various benefits associated with the application of
agricultural microbials such as improved soil quality, water holding capacity,
crop productivity, and disease control is influencing the growth of the
market.The global agricultural microbials market is expected to grow at a CAGR
of 12.5% during the forecast period, 2017-2023.
Downstream analysis:
The global agricultural microbials type market is segmented
into type, function, and application.
On the basis of the type, it is segmented into bacteria,
fungi, viruses, protozoa, and others. Among all, the bacteria segment is
dominating the market.
On the basis of the function, it is segmented into crop
protection, soil improvement, and others. Among both the functions, the soil
improvement segment is dominating the market.
On the basis of the application, it is segmented into fruits
and vegetables, cereals & pulses, oilseeds & grains, and others. Among
all the applications, the fruits and vegetables segment is dominating the
market.
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Regional Analysis:
The global agricultural
microbials industry demand is segmented into North America, Europe, Asia
Pacific, and rest of the world (RoW). The Asia Pacific region is dominating the
agricultural microbials industry followed by North America owing to rising
population followed by increasing consumption of agricultural products in the
developing regions. Moreover, agriculture is the key business in India, which
is anticipated to drive the agricultural microbials industry demand over the
forecast period.
Furthermore, the U.S. dominates the North American
agricultural microbials market owing to increasing consumer awareness and
growing demand for fruits, vegetables, cereals, pulses, and other crops, which
is anticipated to boost the growth of the agricultural microbials market demand
during the review period.
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