Australia Smart Agriculture Market 2025 | Worth USD 1,021.2 Million by 2033

Market Overview
The Australia smart agriculture market was valued at USD 304.8 Million in 2024 and is projected to reach USD 1,021.2 Million by 2033. The market growth is driven by the adoption of precision agriculture technologies such as GPS-enabled equipment, drones, and IoT sensors that enable real-time monitoring of soil health and crop conditions. Integration of AI and big data analytics supports efficient crop management and enhances yields, addressing labor shortages and climate variability. The forecast period spans from 2025 to 2033 with a CAGR of 13.3%.

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How AI is Reshaping the Future of Australia smart agriculture market:
• AI-driven decision support systems optimize planting schedules and crop rotations, improving farm resilience and increasing yields sustainably.
• AI-powered robots like SwagBot autonomously herd cattle and assess pasture conditions, preventing overgrazing and soil degradation.
• Companies like SwarmFarm Robotics deploy autonomous SwarmBots with AI sensors for weed management and precise spraying, enhancing operational efficiency.
• AI integration with IoT sensors enables real-time monitoring for optimal farm management, improving resource use and reducing labor needs.
• Government programs such as the Smart Farms Program offer grants to adopt sustainable AI-enabled agriculture technologies, promoting market growth.
• Deere & Company's acquisition of Smart Apply introduces AI-enhanced precision spraying systems, increasing the accuracy and effectiveness of agricultural tasks.

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Market Growth Factors
Precision agriculture technologies such as GPS equipment, drones, and Internet of Things sensors have transformed Australian agriculture, enabling real-time tracking of soil, irrigation, crop health, and many other factors with high accuracy. Farmers can apply fertilizers, water, and pest control only where and when required rather than uniformly across a broad area, reducing costs and environmental damage. The ability for different rates of nutrient or water application to be applied to different areas of the field is termed VRT, or variable rate technology. By using data-led applications, VRT can often improve yield and farmers are becoming increasingly aware of environmental concerns.
Australian water scarcity is an important issue, and smart irrigation and water management technologies, such as soil moisture sensors and weather-based irrigation controllers, are developed to manage irrigation automatically in order to optimize water conservation and minimize water loss. Drip irrigation is also used in some areas to deliver water to plant roots directly, thereby reducing evaporation. Satellites have also been used to find plants that need watering or fertilization. Federal programs such as the Smart Farms Program provide grants for these and other activities, so that farmers can adopt technically advanced water conservation measures to maintain crop quality and yield.
Labor-intensive systems have benefited particularly from automation and robots, courtesy of autonomous tractors, drones, AI-enabled livestock tracking and health management systems, and other computerized equipment. For example, the SwagBot uses AI to automate cattle herding and pasture assessment, while SwarmFarm Robotics' autonomous SwarmBots are used for weed control and precision chemical application in Western Australia. They offer a remedy for the labor shortages common in rural economies, improvements in productivity and more ecologically sustainable production, and when combined with artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things, they offer real-time data to farmers for improved decision-making.

Market Segmentation
• Agriculture Type
• Precision Farming
• Livestock Monitoring
• Smart Greenhouse
• Others
• Offering
• Hardware
• Software
• Service
• Farm Size
• Small
• Medium
• Large
• Regional Insights
• Australia Capital Territory & New South Wales
• Victoria & Tasmania
• Queensland
• Northern Territory & Southern Australia
• Western Australia
Key Players
• Deere & Company
• Smart Apply, Inc.
• SwarmFarm Robotics
• SwagBot

Competitive Landscape
The competitive landscape of the industry has also been examined along with the profiles of the key players.

Recent Development & News
• April 2025: Andrew and Jocie Bate developed an innovative "autofill" system enabling agricultural robots to autonomously locate refill stations, dock, replenish pesticides or fertilizers, and resume operations without human intervention, enhancing operational efficiencies.
• July 2025: Deere & Company expanded its precision spraying capabilities by acquiring Smart Apply, Inc., enhancing the Smart Apply Intelligent Spray Control SystemTM availability across Australia and North America, increasing precision agriculture reach.
• October 2025: Government-backed initiatives like the Smart Farms Program continued to fuel adoption of smart irrigation and sustainable agriculture by providing grants, positively impacting water management efficiency and crop quality.
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