United States Internet of Things (IoT) in Agriculture Market to Reach US$ 83.26 Billion by 2031 at 13.1% CAGR | North America Leads with 35% | Key Players: IBM, Groupe X-TELIA, Arable,

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As per DataM Intelligence research report, "The Global Internet of Things (IoT) in Agriculture Market reached US$ 31.10 billion in 2023 and is expected to reach US$ 83.26 billion by 2031, growing with a CAGR of 13.1% during the forecast period 2024-2031." Increasing adoption of smart farming solutions and precision agriculture technologies is driving market growth.

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United States: The U.S. is a leading adopter of IoT in agriculture due to extensive precision farming practices, large-scale agribusinesses, and government support for digital farming initiatives. Key developments include sensor-based irrigation management, drone-assisted crop monitoring, and AI-driven predictive analytics, which are widely implemented across corn, soybean, and specialty crop farms. Partnerships between agri-tech startups and traditional farming enterprises are further accelerating IoT adoption in the country.

The Global Internet of Things (IoT) in Agriculture Market is experiencing robust growth as farmers, agribusinesses, and agri-tech companies increasingly adopt smart farming solutions to enhance productivity, optimize resource use, and ensure sustainable agriculture. IoT-based solutions, including connected sensors, drones, and automated monitoring systems, enable real-time data collection, predictive analytics, and precision farming practices. These technologies help improve crop yield, reduce wastage, minimize environmental impact, and streamline supply chains across the agriculture value chain.

Key Developments in the United States:
✅ October 2025: U.S. government-supported pilot projects promoted IoT adoption in sustainable agriculture, including soil moisture sensors, automated weather stations, and connected livestock monitoring systems.

✅ August 2025: Agri-businesses integrated AI-powered IoT platforms with farm management software to optimize planting schedules, fertilizer application, and predictive yield modeling.

Global Key Developments
✅ September 2025 - South America: Brazilian and Argentine farms integrated IoT-driven crop monitoring systems for sugarcane, soybean, and corn production to enhance productivity and reduce losses.

✅ July 2025 - Middle East: UAE and Saudi Arabian farms adopted cloud-based IoT platforms for large-scale desert agriculture, including water optimization and climate control.

✅ May 2025 - Asia-Pacific: Indian and Japanese companies expanded IoT adoption in greenhouse farming and precision rice cultivation, improving yield and reducing labor dependency.

✅ March 2025 - Europe: Dutch and German farmers implemented connected sensors and drones to monitor soil health, pest activity, and crop growth in real time.

✅ January 2025 - North America: U.S. agritech firms deployed IoT-enabled smart irrigation systems, reducing water consumption and optimizing nutrient delivery.

Mergers & Acquisitions
✅ October 2025: A North American agribusiness conglomerate invested in IoT-enabled analytics platforms to scale precision agriculture across commercial farms.

✅ June 2025: An Asia-Pacific digital agriculture firm partnered with a global cloud provider to co-develop IoT platforms for smart farm management.

✅ April 2025: A European agritech company acquired a U.S.-based IoT sensor startup to strengthen precision farming solutions for European and North American markets.

Key Players
1) IBM Corporation - Holds an estimated 17% share, driven by expertise in cloud-based IoT analytics and smart farming platforms.

2) Groupe X-TELIA Inc. - Accounts for 14%, providing network connectivity solutions for IoT-enabled agriculture.

3) Arable - Maintains 13%, known for its connected weather, soil, and crop monitoring devices.

4) Fujitsu Limited - Represents 12%, delivering IoT sensors and integrated farm management platforms.

5) BASF SE - Holds 10%, leveraging IoT for crop protection, yield optimization, and precision agriculture.

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Market Drivers
- Rising demand for precision farming and data-driven crop management.

- Increasing need to optimize resource utilization (water, fertilizers, pesticides).

- Adoption of real-time monitoring and predictive analytics to improve yield.

Industry Developments
- Launch of drone-assisted crop monitoring and AI-driven decision support systems.

- Development of soil moisture, nutrient, and weather sensors for precision irrigation.

- Integration of IoT platforms with farm machinery for autonomous operations.

Regional Insights
North America - 35%
Driven by advanced precision farming infrastructure, large-scale commercial farms, and technology adoption.

Europe - 28%
Supported by smart farming initiatives, environmental regulations, and government-funded IoT programs.

Asia-Pacific - 25%
Fueled by increasing farm mechanization, IoT adoption in India, Japan, and China, and rising investment in digital agriculture.

South America - 7%
Adoption driven by large-scale crop monitoring and commercial farm modernization in Brazil and Argentina.

Middle East & Africa - 5%
Growth supported by government-led initiatives for water-efficient smart farming and desert agriculture.

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Key Segments
➥ By Type
Hardware dominates with 50% share, including sensors, GPS devices, drones, and connected machinery.
Software holds 30%, comprising IoT platforms, farm management applications, and data analytics tools.
Services account for 20%, including installation, consulting, and remote monitoring services.

➥ By Component
Sensors lead with 45% share, widely used for soil, moisture, nutrient, and environmental monitoring.
Actuators & controllers hold 30%, enabling automation of irrigation, fertilization, and machinery.
Communication modules account for 15%, supporting connectivity for data transmission and cloud integration.
Other components represent 10%, including gateways, edge devices, and IoT security modules.

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