Connected Farm Market Report

The connected farm market report provides an in-depth analysis of the market size, forecasts and opportunities of the various systems and services that cater to the connected farm ecosystem. The study includes market analysis of seven categories of systems – Health Monitoring, Mating Management, Herd Management, Automated Milking, Comfort and Cleaning, Automated Feeding, and others. The study also covers the analysis of the market for services for the connected farm environment. Further to this, the report also provides the market data for systems across five regions – North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Central America and Latin America (CALA), and Middle-East and Africa (MEA).

Arcluster’s connected farm market report also includes insights into key market requirements gathered from users, buyers, farmers, farm owners, and consultants. The report also provides their preferences, priorities and perception of the application of connected systems in this ecosystem. The study also covers key demand side ratings such as user ratings across regions for farm systems, services, dashboard features, and deployment timeframes.

The analysis in this report will help market participants, vendors, suppliers, system integrators, channel players, manufacturers, and value added resellers (VARs) to develop strategies, marketing goals and business decisions based on the actionable market intelligence from this report.

This report has been built on a rigorous period of information gathering from both secondary and primary sources through several interviews with industry participants, manufacturers, suppliers, vendors, farm owners, business owners consultants, organizations, and regulators. Data gathered from these interviews and surveys was curated, analyzed, and engineered to understand buying, spending, demand and supply patterns and to estimate market sizes and forecasts. The resultant data was checked for applicability across the insect, food and farm management value chains through market-data associations and then further validated through multiple check points to check consistencies, error samples, variances.

• What is the current size of the market?
• What is the market opportunity for technologies?
• What are the companies in this space and what do they offer?
• What are the perceptions of technologies among users?
• How ready is the market for new technologies and solutions?

1.1 Research Design
1.2 Executive Summary
1.3 Market Definition, Segmentation and Forces

2.1 Market Overview
2.2 Systems
2.2.1 Health Monitoring
2.2.2 Mating Management
2.2.3 Herd Management
2.2.4 Automated Milking
2.2.5 Comfort and Cleaning
2.2.6 Automated Feeding
2.2.7 Others
2.3 Services

3.1 Regional Overview
3.2 North America
3.3 Europe
3.4 Asia-Pacific
3.5 Central America/Latin America
3.6 Middle East and Africa (MEA)

4.1 Supply Side – Company Profiles and Markets
4.2 Demand Side Analysis – Regional Ratings

Table 1: Forecast Assumptions and Growth Factors
Table 2: Connected Cow and Farm Market Size and Forecast
Table 3: Connected Cow and Farm Market Size and Forecast, by Segments
Table 4: Connected Cow and Farm Market Size and Forecast, by Regions
Table 5: Connected Cow and Farm Systems Market Size and Forecast, by Types
Table 6: Connected Cow and Farm Systems Market Size and Forecast, by Regions
Table 7: Connected Cow and Farm Services Market Size and Forecast, by Types
Table 8: Connected Cow and Farm Services Market Size and Forecast, by Regions
Table 9: Connected Cow and Farm Market Size and Forecast, by Health Monitoring Systems, by Regions
Table 10: Connected Cow and Farm Market Size and Forecast, by Mating Management Systems, by Regions
Table 11: Connected Cow and Farm Market Size and Forecast, by Herd Management Systems, by Regions
Table 12: Connected Cow and Farm Market Size and Forecast, by Automated Milking Systems, by Regions
Table 13: Connected Cow and Farm Market Size and Forecast, by Comfort and Cleaning Systems, by Regions
Table 14: Connected Cow and Farm Market Size and Forecast, by Automated Feeding Systems, by Regions
Table 15: Connected Cow and Farm Market Size and Forecast, by Other Systems, by Regions
Table 16: North America Connected Cow and Farm Market Size and Forecast, by Systems
Table 17: Europe Connected Cow and Farm Market Size and Forecast, by Systems
Table 18: Asia-Pacific Connected Cow and Farm Market Size and Forecast, by Systems
Table 19: Central & Latin America Connected Cow and Farm Market Size and Forecast, by Systems
Table 20: Middle East & Africa Connected Cow and Farm Market Size and Forecast, by Systems
Table 21: Connected Cow and Farm Market Participants and Key Products
Table 22: Connected Cow and Farm Market Participants and Key Markets
Table 23: Connected Farm Systems User Ratings by Region
Table 24: Connected Farm Services User Ratings by Region
Table 25: Connected Farm Dashboard Feature Ratings by Region
Table 26: Connected Farm Deployment Timeframe Ratings by Region

Figure 1: Connected Cow and Farm Market Research Methodology
Figure 2: Connected Cow and Farm Market Segmentation
Figure 3: Connected Cow and Farm Market Forces
Figure 4: Connected Cow and Farm Market Size and Forecast
Figure 5: Connected Cow and Farm Market Size and Forecast
Figure 6: Connected Cow and Farm Market Size and Forecast, by Regions
Figure 7: Connected Cow and Farm Systems Market Size and Forecast, by Types
Figure 8: Connected Cow and Farm Systems Market Size and Forecast, by Regions
Figure 9: Connected Cow and Farm Services Market Size and Forecast, by Types
Figure 10: Connected Cow and Farm Services Market Size and Forecast, by Regions
Figure 11: Connected Cow and Farm Market Size and Forecast, by Health Monitoring Systems, by Regions
Figure 12: Connected Cow and Farm Market Size and Forecast, by Mating Management Systems, by Regions
Figure 13: Connected Cow and Farm Market Size and Forecast, by Herd Management Systems, by Regions
Figure 14: Connected Cow and Farm Market Size and Forecast, by Automated Milking Systems, by Regions
Figure 15: Connected Cow and Farm Market Size and Forecast, by Comfort and Cleaning Systems, by Regions
Figure 16: Connected Cow and Farm Market Size and Forecast, by Automated Feeding Systems, by Regions
Figure 17: Connected Cow and Farm Market Size and Forecast, by Other Systems, by Regions
Figure 18: North America Connected Cow and Farm Market Size and Forecast, by Systems
Figure 19: Europe Connected Cow and Farm Market Size and Forecast, by Systems
Figure 20: Asia Pacific Connected Cow and Farm Market Size and Forecast, by Systems
Figure 21: Central & Latin America Connected Cow and Farm Market Size and Forecast, by Systems
Figure 22: Middle East & Africa Connected Cow and Farm Market Size and Forecast, by Systems

The world will face a major food crunch by 2050 if existing farms don’t modernize. With the population set to double over the next 30 years to 10 billion people, the demand for food will also follow the same trend. The limitations of arable land in the world will force the ecosystem to double the efficiency and productivity of the current farms.

While a small minority is researching into alternative forms of food in terms of protein and meal replacements, the traditional agriculture market will still play the majority role for addressing this food demand. Conventional forms of generating agricultural output will not be sufficient for address the global need. The interpolation of technology in agriculture at this critical phase is touted to be a game changer that will the future trends in agriculture.

Drones, aerial photography and big data is currently revolutionizing farming at the crop level. Combined with this is the advent of driverless tractors and machines that are significantly aiding farm production. In parallel, the technology industry is witnessing a major impetus towards the adoption of IoT at the industrial level. The most important thing to observe is that IoT is a largely services market, which makes it exceedingly suitable for industrial applications where companies can create and develop solutions that can be billed and are not reliant on consumer trends to gather momentum. In such a scenario, the evolution of IIoT for agriculture is the most important trend to watch in this space.

Connected cow and farm systems is built on IIoT where the data and intelligence flows back to the farmers. The heightened level of farm intelligence that will enable proper utilization of resources coupled with the increase in farm output will enable the farmer to significantly boost farm productivity.

The market opportunity for connected cow and farm systems across the globe is substantial and is at a critical juncture for mainstream market adoption. The intersection of highly sophisticated automation and M2M technologies combined with the rising popularity of IIoT in the space is set to disrupt the industry over the next decade. This market opportunity, built on the Internet of Cows and the next generation of farm systems, is set to become both conventional and in the majority. The proliferation of IIoT in the agriculture sector is a fresh and solid opportunity for service providers, equipment manufacturers, software vendors, value investors and market stakeholders.

Arcluster forecasts this market to exceed $10 billion in revenues in 2021, growing from $1.27 billion in the current year.

• Afimilk
• Allflex
• AMS Galaxy USA
• Bella Ag
• BouMatic Robotics
• Brauer GmbH
• talltechnik

• BvL Maschinenfabrik
• CattleMax
• Connecterra
• CowManager
• Dairymaster
• DeLaval
  FarmWizard

• Fujitsu
• Fullwood
• Hokofarm Group B.V.
• GEA
• IceRobotics
• Lely
• Microsoft

• Moocall
• Nedap
• Pellon Group Oy
• Schuitemaker Machines B.V.
• Smartbell
• Sol Chips
• TrueNorth Technologies
• VitalHerd

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