Summary:
- The global agricultural micronutrients market size reached USD 5.7 Billion in 2023.
- The market is expected to reach USD 10.9 Billion by 2032, exhibiting a growth rate (CAGR) of 7.2% during 2024-2032.
- Zinc leads the market, accounting for much of the market share owing to its essential role in crop growth and productivity.
- Cereals represent the largest segment due to their high nutrient demands and widespread cultivation across various regions.
- Chelated represents the leading segment based on form spurred by its enhanced nutrient stability and improved plant uptake efficiency.
- Soil holds the largest share in the global agricultural micronutrient market, driven by its direct impact on nutrient availability and crop health.
- Asia Pacific leads the market with its vast agricultural area and significant micronutrient deficiency challenges.
- The growth of the agricultural micronutrient market is significantly driven by increasing awareness of sustainable farming practices and the rising emphasis on crop quality over mere quantity.
- The rising prevalence of soil contamination and pollution, including heavy metal accumulation, is pushing the need for targeted micronutrient applications to mitigate nutrient imbalances and restore soil health.
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Industry Trends and Drivers:
· Rising global food demand:
The global population continues to grow, driving an increasing demand for food. As populations expand, especially in developing countries, there is pressure on agricultural systems to produce more food on the same or even smaller land areas. This intensifies the need for more efficient farming practices, which include the use of micronutrients to enhance crop productivity. Micronutrients, though required in small quantities, play a crucial role in plant development, impacting enzyme functions, nutrient absorption, and growth rates. A deficiency of essential micronutrients such as zinc, copper, iron, and boron can lead to reduced crop yields and poor food quality, which directly affects food security. As a result, farmers are increasingly incorporating micronutrients into their fertilization practices to meet the growing food demand and improve yield efficiency.
· Declining soil health:
Modern agricultural practices, such as intensive farming, monocropping, and the overuse of chemical fertilizers, have led to nutrient depletion in soils. Over time, these practices strip the soil of vital micronutrients, leaving crops deficient in essential minerals. The degradation of soil health is further exacerbated by erosion, water depletion, and pollution. This has resulted in diminished crop productivity and increased susceptibility to diseases. To combat this issue, the use of agricultural micronutrients has become a necessary solution for replenishing soil health and restoring the natural balance of nutrients in the soil. Soil testing and targeted micronutrient applications allow for the optimization of soil fertility and improved plant growth.
· Technological advancements in agriculture:
The adoption of modern farming techniques, such as precision agriculture, has significantly boosted the demand for agricultural micronutrients. Precision farming technologies allow for the real-time monitoring of soil and crop health, enabling farmers to apply micronutrients in a targeted and efficient manner. This reduces wastage and enhances crop output. Innovations in product formulations, such as chelated micronutrients, have also improved the bioavailability of these nutrients to plants, ensuring better absorption and utilization. The integration of these technologies has made the use of micronutrients more accessible and effective, contributing to higher crop yields and overall agricultural productivity.
Agricultural Micronutrients Market Report Segmentation:
Breakup By Type:
· Zinc
· Boron
· Iron
· Manganese
· Molybdenum
· Others
Zinc is crucial for enzyme activation and growth in plants, addressing widespread zinc deficiencies in soils across major agricultural regions.
Breakup By Crop Type:
· Cereals
· Pulses and Oilseeds
· Fruits and Vegetables
· Others
Cereals like wheat and rice require micronutrient supplementation to enhance yield and combat nutrient depletion caused by intensive farming practices.
Breakup By Form:
· Chelated
· Non-Chelated
Chelated micronutrients offer superior bioavailability, ensuring better absorption by plants, reducing nutrient wastage, and improving overall crop performance.
Breakup By Application:
· Soil
· Foliar
· Fertigation
· Others
Soil application is the most direct and widespread method of delivering essential micronutrients, ensuring efficient nutrient uptake by crops.
Breakup By Region:
· North America
· Asia Pacific
· Europe
· Latin America
· Middle East and Africa
Asia Pacific's large agricultural base, expanding population, and significant soil micronutrient deficiencies drive the demand for agricultural micronutrients.
Top Agricultural Micronutrients Market Leaders:
The agricultural micronutrients market research report outlines a detailed analysis of the competitive landscape, offering in-depth profiles of major companies.
Some of the key players in the market are:
· ATP Nutrition (Concentric Agriculture Inc.)
· Balchem Corporation
· BASF SE
· Compass Minerals International
· Coromandel International Ltd. (Murugappa Group and EID Parry)
· Corteva Inc.
· Helena Agri-Enterprises LLC (Marubeni Corporation)
· Nufarm Canada
· Stoller USA Inc.
· The Mosaic Company
· Valagro SpA (Syngenta Crop Protection AG)
· Yara International ASA
· Zuari Agro Chemicals LTD
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· Market Performance (2018-2023)
· Market Outlook (2024-2032)
· Market Trends
· Market Drivers and Success Factors
· Impact of COVID-19
· Value Chain Analysis
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