Global Agriculture Microbials Market, By Type (Bacteria, Fungi, Virus and Protozoa), By Application (Cereal Grains, Fruits & Vegetables, Oilseeds & Pulses, and Rest (Crops)), - Global Forecasts to 2020
- Report Code: MI 1000
- Publish Date: Upcoming
Agricultural microbials are the products which made from microorganisms which occur naturally in the environment such as bacteria and fungi. Many of these microbes have distinctive properties that can work alone or complement traditional methods of plant production and protection. They also supply nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorus to plants. Agriculture microbial are usually applied to the seeds or sprayed on crops and can help to control fungi, bacteria, nematodes, insects and weeds. They can also stimulate plant growth and yield by improving access to nutrients. Microbial products offer real benefits to growers, like improving nutrient uptake, promoting growth and yield, and providing insect control and disease protection.
The high frequency of crop diseases and rising demand for food in developed as well as developing nations is primary driver for the agriculture microbials market. Use of microbials helps the farmers to increase the production by protecting his produce from pests and enhances the nutrient transportation process of the plants, thus improving crop yield. Environmental protection laws in the U.S. and Europe are major drivers encouraging the use of agricultural microbials in these regions. The market is expected to expand in Asia Pacific due to the economic growth. North America, followed by Europe, is anticipated to be the largest market for agricultural microbials due to stringent regulations requiring environment-friendly means of agriculture and rising demand for organic food in the region.
The Global agriculture microbial Market is competitive market, with firms such as Syngenta AG (Switzerland), Bayer CropScience AG (Germany), BASF (Germany), Dow Chemical Company (U.S.), and Monsato (U.S.), among others which are expanding their market share globally. Companies operating in this market aim to generate innovative solutions in order to meet the changing need of the consumers and these companies also invest heavily on research and development of new microbial products with the anticipated bright prospects for this market.
Scope of the Report
This research report categorizes the Global Agriculture microbials Market into the following segments and sub segments:
Global Agriculture Microbials Market, By Type
- Bacteria
- Fungi
- Virus
- Protozoa
Global Agriculture Microbials Market, By Application
- Cereal Grains
- Fruits & Vegetables
- Oilseeds & Pulses
- Rest (Crops)
Global Agriculture Microbials Market, By Geography
- North America
- Europe
- Asia-Pacific
- Latin America
- Rest of the World
1.Introduction
1.1 Objectives Of The Study
1.2 Market Definition And Scope Of The Study
1.3 Segmentation & Coverage
1.4 Stakeholders
1.5 Assumptions
1.6 Limitations
1.7 Declaration
2.Research Methodolgy
2.1 Integrated Ecosystem Of Agriculture Microbials Market
2.2 Arriving At The Agriculture Microbials Market Size
2.2.1 Top-Down Approach
2.2.2 Bottom-Up Approach
2.2.3 Macro Indicator – Based Approach
2.2.4 Demand Side Approach
3.Executive Summary
4.Market Overview
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Agriculture Microbials Market: Comparison With Parent Market
4.3 Demand Side Analysis
4.4 Vendor Side Analysis
4.5 Market Drivers And Inhibitors
5.Global Agriculture Microbials Market, By Application
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Global Agriculture Microbials Market: Cereal Grains, By Geography
5.3 Global Agriculture Microbials Market: Oilseeds & Pulses, By Geography
5.4 Global Agriculture Microbials Market: Fruits & Vegetables, By Geography
5.5 Global Agriculture Microbials Market : Rest (Crops), By Geography
6.Global Agriculture Microbials Market, By Type
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Global Agriculture Microbials Market, Type Comparison With Parent Market
6.3 Global Agriculture Microbials Market: Bacteria, By Geography
6.4 Global Agriculture Microbials Market: Fungi, By Geography
6.5 Global Agriculture Microbials Market: Virus, By Geography
6.6 Global Agriculture Microbials Market: Protozoa, By Geography
7.Global Agriculture Microbials Market, By Geography
7.1 Introduction
7.2 North America Agriculture Microbials Market
7.2.1 North America Agriculture Microbials Market, By Application
7.2.2 North America Agriculture Microbials Market, By Type
7.2.3 U.S. Agriculture Microbials Market, By Application
7.2.4 U.S. Agriculture Microbials Market, By Type
7.2.5 Canada Agriculture Microbials Market, By Application
7.2.6 Canada Agriculture Microbials Market, By Type
7.2.7 Mexico Agriculture Microbials Market, By Application
7.2.8 Mexico Agriculture Microbials Market, By Type
7.2.9 Rest Of North America Agriculture Microbials Market, By Application
7.2.10 Rest Of North America Agriculture Microbials Market, By Type
7.3 Europe Agriculture Microbials Market In Grains & Oilseeds Market
7.3.1 Europe Agriculture Microbials Market, By Application
7.3.2 Europe Agriculture Microbials Market, By Type
7.3.3 Spain Agriculture Microbials Market, By Application
7.3.4 Spain Agriculture Microbials Market, By Type
7.3.5 Germany Agriculture Microbials Market, By Application
7.3.6 Germany Agriculture Microbials Market, By Type
7.3.7 France Agriculture Microbials Market, By Application
7.3.8 France Agriculture Microbials Market, By Type
7.3.9 Italy Agriculture Microbials Market, By Application
7.3.10 Italy Agriculture Microbials Market, By Type
7.3.11 Rest Of Europe Agriculture Microbials Market, By Application
7.3.12 Rest Of Europe Agriculture Microbials Market, By Type
7.4 Asia-Pacific Agriculture Microbials Market
7.4.1 Asia-Pacific Agriculture Microbials Market, By Application
7.4.2 Asia-Pacific Agriculture Microbials Market, By Type
7.4.3 China Agriculture Microbials Market, By Application
7.4.4 China Agriculture Microbials Market, By Type
7.4.5 India Agriculture Microbials Market, By Application
7.4.6 India Agriculture Microbials Market, By Type
7.4.7 Australia Agriculture Microbials Market, By Application
7.4.8 Australia Agriculture Microbials Market, By Type
7.4.9 Japan Agriculture Microbials Market, By Application
7.4.10 Japan Agriculture Microbials Market, By Type
7.4.11 Rest Of Asia-Pacific Agriculture Microbials Market, By Application
7.4.12 Rest Of Asia-Pacific Agriculture Microbials Market, By Type
7.5 Latin America Agriculture Microbials Market
7.5.1 Latin America Agriculture Microbials Market, By Application
7.5.2 Latin America Agriculture Microbials Market, By Type
7.5.3 Brazil Agriculture Microbials Market, By Application
7.5.4 Brazil Agriculture Microbials Market, By Type
7.5.5 Argentina Agriculture Microbials Market, By Application
7.5.6 Argentina Agriculture Microbials Market, By Type
7.5.7 Rest Of Latin America Agriculture Microbials Market, By Application
7.5.8 Rest Of Latin America Agriculture Microbials Market, By Type
7.6 Rest Of The World Agriculture Microbials Market
7.6.1 Rest Of The World Agriculture Microbials Market, By Application
7.6.2 Rest Of The World Agriculture Microbials Market, By Type
7.6.3 South Africa Agriculture Microbials Market, By Application
7.6.4 South Africa Agriculture Microbials Market, By Type
7.6.5 Egypt Agriculture Microbials Market, By Application
7.6.6 Egypt Agriculture Microbials Market, By Type
7.6.7 Other Countries Agriculture Microbials Market, By Application
7.6.8 Others Countries Agriculture Microbials Market, By Type
8.Key Brands
8.1 Introduction
8.2 Bacteria
8.2.1 Introduction
8.2.2 Bacteria Brands, By Company
8.2.3 Mmm View
8.3 Fungi
8.3.1 Introduction
8.3.2 Fungi Brands, By Company
8.3.3 Mmm View
8.4 Virus
8.4.1 Introduction
8.4.2 Virus Brands, By Company
8.4.3 Mmm View
8.5 Protozoa
8.5.1 Introduction
8.5.2 Protozoa Brands, By Company
8.5.3 Mmm View
9.Key Technologies
9.1 Introduction
9.2 Patent Analysis, By Geography
9.3 Patent Analysis, By Bacteria
9.4 Patent Analysis, By Fungi
9.5 Patent Analysis, By Virus
9.6 Patent Analysis, By Protozoa
9.7 Patent Analysis, By Company
10.Agriculture Microbials Market: Competitive Landscape
10.1 Agriculture Microbials Market: Company Share Analysis
10.2 Mergers And Acquistions
10.3 Expansions/ Investments
10.4 Partnership/ Collaboration
10.5 New Product Development
10.6 Joint Venture & Agreements
11.Global Agriculture Microbials Market : By Company
11.1 BASF SE
11.1.1 Overivew
11.1.2 Key Financials
11.1.3 Product Portfolio
11.1.4 Related Developments
11.1.5 Mmm Analysis
11.2 Bayer Cropscience Ag
11.2.1 Overivew
11.2.2 Key Financials
11.2.3 Product Portfolio
11.2.4 Related Developments
11.2.5 Mmm Analysis
11.3 Monsanto
11.3.1 Overivew
11.3.2 Key Financials
11.3.3 Product Portfolio
11.3.4 Related Developments
11.3.5 Mmm Analysis
11.4 Dow Chemical Company
11.4.1 Overivew
11.4.2 Key Financials
11.4.3 Product Portfolio
11.4.4 Related Developments
11.4.5 Mmm Analysis
11.5 Arysta Lifescience Limited
11.5.1 Overivew
11.5.2 Key Financials
11.5.3 Product Portfolio
11.5.4 Related Developments
11.5.5 Mmm Analysis
11.6 Novozymes
11.6.1 Overivew
11.6.2 Key Financials
11.6.3 Product Portfolio
11.6.4 Related Developments
11.6.5 Mmm Analysis
11.7 Sumitomo Chemical Company Limited
11.7.1 Overivew
11.7.2 Key Financials
11.7.3 Product Portfolio
11.7.4 Related Developments
11.7.5 Mmm Analysis
11.8 Syngenta Ag
11.8.1 Overivew
11.8.2 Key Financials
11.8.3 Product Portfolio
11.8.4 Related Developments
11.8.5 Mmm Analysis
11.9 Gujrat State Fertilizers & Chemicals Limited
11.9.1 Overivew
11.9.2 Key Financials
11.9.3 Product Portfolio
11.9.4 Related Developments
11.9.5 Mmm Analysis
11.10 Koppert B.V.
11.10.1 Overivew
11.10.2 Key Financials
11.10.3 Product Portfolio
11.10.4 Related Developments
11.10.5 Mmm Analysis
12.Appendix
*Tentative TOC
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