The agriculture IoT market is expected to be valued at USD 8.86 billion in 2025 and USD 12.61 billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of 7.3% during the forecast period. The growing demand for data-driven, resource-efficient farming solutions that enhance productivity and sustainability drives the market. Increasing focus on precision agriculture and advancements in IoT-enabled sensors, drones, and automated machinery accelerate adoption. Agriculture IoT solutions offer improved operational efficiency, optimized input usage, and better crop and livestock health management capabilities.
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KEY TAKEAWAYS
BY APPLICATION
Applications include precision farming, precision forestry, smart greenhouse, livestock monitoring, precision aquaculture, and other applications. Precision farming leads the adoption, livestock monitoring ensures better animal health with IoT solutions, while smart greenhouses and aquaculture use IoT for efficient resource control.
BY HARDWARE
Hardware comprises sensors, drones, automation systems, RFID tags, and others. Sensors are extensively used for soil and crop data, drones support mapping and spraying, while automation and RFID streamline livestock and inventory management.
BY FARM SIZE
The market is segmented into small, medium, and large farms. Small farms adopt IoT to optimize limited resources; medium-sized farms leverage precision technologies, such as soil sensors and automated monitoring, to improve productivity and make informed decisions; while large farms drive adoption with advanced sensors, drones, and analytics.
BY FARM PRODUCTION PLANNING
Pre-production covers soil testing, seed selection, and input planning. Production planning includes irrigation scheduling, crop monitoring, and pest management. Post-production focuses on yield prediction, storage, and distribution efficiency enabled by IoT.
BY REGION
North America leads with advanced farming practices, followed by Europe with sustainability initiatives. Asia Pacific records fastest growth due to the food demand and government support, while Latin America and MEA are emerging adopters.
TRENDS & DISRUPTIONS IMPACTING CUSTOMERS' CUSTOMERS
The agriculture IoT industry is rapidly evolving with drones, sensors, irrigation controllers, GPS, and automation systems reshaping farming operations. These technologies are widely applied in livestock, soil, irrigation, crop, and inventory management to improve efficiency and sustainability. Rising adoption of AI, blockchain, and cloud-based platforms creates new revenue streams, while vertical farming, hydroponics, and regenerative agriculture contribute to future growth. Companies are innovating and diversifying solutions to meet the changing demands of modern agriculture.
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Asia Pacific to be fastest-growing region in global agriculture IoT market during forecast period
The agriculture IoT market in Asia Pacific is driven by the need to enhance crop yields, optimize resource usage, and reduce labor dependency across diverse farm sizes. Growing adoption of smart irrigation, sensors, and data analytics as well as government initiatives and subsidies accelerate IoT deployment in small and medium farms. Early-stage monitoring in pre-production and precision farming further boosts efficiency and sustainability in the region. Additionally, the rising population and the increasing food demand in countries such as India and China contribute to greater adoption of smart farming solutions to ensure food security and meet regional consumption needs.
Top List of Companies:
Deere & Company (US)
AGCO Corporation (US)
Raven Industries (US)
DeLaval (Sweden)
Merck & Co., Inc. (US)
