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市場調查報告書
商品編碼
1807225
再生農業市場-全球產業規模、佔有率、趨勢、機會和預測(按實踐、應用、地區和競爭細分,2020-2030 年)Regenerative Agriculture Market - Global Industry Size, Share, Trends, Opportunity, and Forecast, Segmented By Practice, By Application, By Region and Competition, 2020-2030F |
2024年,全球再生農業市場價值為104.6億美元,預計在預測期內將達到232.6億美元,到2030年的複合年成長率為14.21%。再生農業市場的快速擴張主要源自於人們對土壤退化、氣候變遷和不永續耕作方式日益成長的擔憂。各國政府和環保組織越來越認知到作物輪作、覆蓋作物、減少耕作和農林複合物等再生方法在改善土壤健康、增加生物多樣性和減少溫室氣體排放方面的作用。因此,許多國家,尤其是在北美、歐洲和亞太地區,正在推出財政激勵措施、試點計畫和研究計劃,以支持農民採用再生技術。
市場概覽 | |
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預測期 | 2026-2030 |
2024年市場規模 | 104.6億美元 |
2030年市場規模 | 232.6億美元 |
2025-2030 年複合年成長率 | 14.21% |
成長最快的領域 | 農林業 |
最大的市場 | 北美洲 |
另一個主要促進因素是消費者對永續食品的偏好日益成長。全球相當一部分人口,尤其是在已開發經濟體,如今願意為有機和環保產品支付溢價。這促使食品生產商和零售商致力於將再生供應鏈作為其永續發展策略的一部分。雀巢、聯合利華和通用磨坊等公司已承諾將數百萬英畝農地轉型為再生農業,從而對相關技術和服務產生了強勁的需求。
環境與土壤健康問題
農民面臨高昂的轉型成本和財務風險
科技驅動的轉型
Global Regenerative Agriculture Market was valued at USD 10.46 billion in 2024 and is expected to reach USD 23.26 billion in the forecast period with a CAGR of 14.21% through 2030. The rapid expansion of the regenerative agriculture market is largely driven by rising concerns over soil degradation, climate change, and unsustainable farming practices. Governments and environmental organizations are increasingly recognizing the role of regenerative methods-such as crop rotation, cover cropping, reduced tillage, and agroforestry-in enhancing soil health, increasing biodiversity, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. As a result, many countries are rolling out financial incentives, pilot programs, and research initiatives to support farmer adoption of regenerative techniques, particularly in North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific.
Market Overview | |
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Forecast Period | 2026-2030 |
Market Size 2024 | USD 10.46 Billion |
Market Size 2030 | USD 23.26 Billion |
CAGR 2025-2030 | 14.21% |
Fastest Growing Segment | Agroforestry |
Largest Market | North America |
Another major driver is the growing consumer preference for sustainably sourced food. A significant portion of the global population, especially in developed economies, is now willing to pay a premium for organic and eco-friendly products. This has pushed food producers and retailers to commit to regenerative supply chains as part of their sustainability strategies. Companies such as Nestle, Unilever, and General Mills have pledged to transition millions of acres of farmland to regenerative practices, creating a robust demand for associated technologies and services.
Key Market Drivers
Environmental & Soil Health Concerns
Soil degradation has reached alarming levels worldwide, with over 33% of global soils already degraded due to erosion, compaction, chemical contamination, and loss of organic matter. Conventional agricultural practices such as excessive tilling, mono-cropping, and chemical input reliance have significantly weakened the natural structure and fertility of soils. This has resulted in declining yields, increased dependence on synthetic fertilizers, and vulnerability to extreme weather events. Regenerative agriculture emerges as a compelling alternative by focusing on rebuilding soil health through organic practices that restore microbial life and enhance nutrient cycling.
A recent assessment revealed that globally, soil erosion is causing a loss of nearly 24 billion tonnes of fertile soil annually, threatening food security and ecological balance. These issues are further intensified by deforestation, unsustainable grazing, and intensive irrigation systems. Regenerative practices like no-till farming, use of cover crops, compost application, and rotational grazing help reduce erosion and promote the natural regeneration of topsoil. As carbon levels increase through these techniques, farms become more productive and resilient over time, while simultaneously mitigating environmental degradation.
Healthy soils are essential for carbon sequestration, with studies showing that regenerative methods can sequester up to 1.5 tonnes of carbon per hectare annually. This potential is significant in the global fight against climate change, considering that agriculture is responsible for about one-fifth of total greenhouse gas emissions. Regenerative agriculture not only enhances the soil's capacity to store carbon but also reduces emissions from synthetic inputs and supports biodiversity. These outcomes make it a vital strategy in climate adaptation and mitigation efforts at both local and global levels.
Beyond environmental benefits, improving soil health directly impacts water retention and crop performance. Soils rich in organic matter can hold up to 20 times more water than degraded soils, reducing the need for irrigation and improving drought resistance. This is especially crucial in regions prone to erratic rainfall or scarcity. Regenerative practices support this water-holding capacity by boosting root biomass and improving soil porosity. As climate change increases, these benefits underscore the importance of shifting to regenerative models for long-term food and water security.
Key Market Challenges
High Transition Costs & Financial Risk for Farmers
One of the most significant barriers to the adoption of regenerative agriculture is the high initial cost and financial uncertainty associated with transitioning from conventional practices. Regenerative farming often requires upfront investments in new equipment, diversified seed systems, organic soil amendments, and labor-intensive methods such as cover cropping or no-till practices. During the first few years, farmers may experience a decline in yields as the soil ecosystem rebalances, which can directly impact their income. For farmers already operating with narrow profit margins, especially smallholders in developing regions, these short-term economic sacrifices pose a considerable risk. Additionally, many regenerative practices require a deep understanding of ecological interactions, demanding time and training that many farmers cannot afford without external support.
Financial institutions and insurance models are often ill-equipped to assess or underwrite regenerative transitions, which limits access to affordable credit or risk-sharing mechanisms. Most agricultural financing and subsidies remain tied to conventional inputs and yield-based benchmarks, offering little to no support for farmers shifting to regenerative methods. This creates a structural disadvantage, where innovative, long-term sustainable practices are penalized while extractive models continue to receive institutional backing. Moreover, the absence of guaranteed market premiums or long-term procurement contracts adds further uncertainty, discouraging farmers from making regenerative investments. Until strong financial safety nets and economic incentives are introduced, the high transition cost will remain a major bottleneck, slowing the pace of adoption across the global agricultural landscape.
Key Market Trends
Tech-Driven Transformation
The regenerative agriculture market is experiencing a significant shift due to the increasing integration of advanced technologies that support sustainable farming. Tools such as drones, remote sensors, satellite imaging, and AI-powered platforms are enabling farmers to monitor soil health, crop performance, and weather conditions in real time. These insights allow for more informed decision-making, reducing waste and enhancing productivity while preserving ecological balance. For instance, drones can assess plant health or spot pest outbreaks early, enabling precise interventions instead of blanket chemical applications. Similarly, IoT-based soil sensors measure moisture and nutrient levels, helping farmers apply water and compost only where needed. These technologies not only optimize resource usage but also support regenerative goals like soil enrichment and biodiversity protection by minimizing external inputs and soil disturbance.
In addition to on-ground monitoring tools, data platforms and precision agriculture software are transforming how regenerative practices are implemented and verified. Farmers can now use AI-driven platforms to model soil organic carbon dynamics, forecast nutrient needs, and track long-term improvements in land quality. These solutions play a key role in validating outcomes required for ecosystem service payments, carbon markets, and regenerative certifications. Moreover, mobile apps and cloud-based dashboards make it easier for small and mid-sized farmers to access and share critical farm data with cooperatives, suppliers, and buyers. This technology-driven transparency is enhancing supply chain collaboration and accountability, paving the way for widespread adoption of regenerative models. As digital infrastructure expands, technology will continue to serve as a backbone for scaling regenerative agriculture across diverse geographies.
In this report, global regenerative agriculture market has been segmented into following categories, in addition to the industry trends which have also been detailed below:
Company Profiles: Detailed analysis of the major companies present in global regenerative agriculture market.
With the given market data, TechSci Research offers customizations according to a company's specific needs. The following customization options are available for the report: