Agriculture
Fertigation & Chemigation Market Size Forecast to Reach $57 Billion by 2025
Fertigation & chemigation market size is forecast to reach $57 billion by 2025, after growing at a CAGR of 6.4% during 2020-2025, owing to the vital role of fertigation & chemigation in ensuring water-soluble products delivery safely, accurately and evenly over broad areas. The demand for fertigation & chemigation is also rising as they enable high uniformity of distribution throughout the crop plant systems. Fertigation & chemigation is a more effective way of increasing the nitrogen use efficiency (NUE), productivity, and quality of the crop, thus preventing leaching loss of the nutrients. The major factor driving the fertigation & chemigation market growth is its extensive usage in minimizing chemical leaching of crops, which is anticipated to substantially drive the fertigation & chemigation market during the forecast period.
Key Takeaways
- Europe dominates the fertigation & chemigation market, owing to the various agricultural initiatives taken by the European governments such as Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) and Young Farmers.
- A major advantage of chemigation is that it can be done through drip or trickle and it is cost-effective as it does not require a vehicle to traverse and apply chemicals around the field. It saves the environment from different hazards as well as prevents contamination of the groundwater.
- Special fertilizers like mono ammonium phosphate, Poly feed, Multi K, Potassium sulfate are highly suitable for fertigation, as they are highly soluble in water, which is anticipated to propel the fertigation & chemigation market during the forecast period.
- Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, most of the countries have gone under lockdown, due to which operations of various industries such as irrigation has been negatively affected, which is hampering the fertigation & chemigation market growth.
- Increasing Governments Initiatives
- High Initial Investments
- Covid-19 Impact on The Fertigation & Chemigation Market
- In October 2017, Jain Irrigation Systems Limited acquired U.S. micro irrigation entities Agri-Valley Irrigation, Inc. and design and Construction, Inc. to provide a unique platform to develop a fertigation process for better yield.
- In May 2017, Toro has partnered with Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Virginia Tech) to support research efforts in GPS sprayer technology to benefit turf maintenance practices.
- In February 2015, Jain Irrigation Systems Ltd. acquired PureSense Environmental Inc. to combine PureSense’s field monitoring and irrigation management technology with Jain’s global irrigation manufacturing and food production platform and provide farmers with more access and capability to increase crop yields.
- In January 2015, Lindsay Corporation acquired Elecsys Corporation, to lead the market in advanced technologies for managing water use efficiency.






