PUBLISHER: Stratistics Market Research Consulting | PRODUCT CODE: 1308591
PUBLISHER: Stratistics Market Research Consulting | PRODUCT CODE: 1308591
According to Stratistics MRC, the Global Drippers Market is accounted for $323.13 million in 2023 and is expected to reach $723.32 million by 2030 growing at a CAGR of 12.2% during the forecast period. Small plastic devices called drippers are used in drip irrigation systems to precisely deliver water and nutrients to plants or crops. They are becoming more common in agriculture, landscaping, and residential irrigation because they are effective, precise, and environmentally friendly. Drippers, in general, are essential for ensuring effective and sustainable water use in a variety of applications.
According to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), drip irrigation systems and drippers play a critical role in providing efficient and sustainable water use in agriculture. The USDA recognizes this importance and offers financial assistance programs to support the adoption of drip irrigation systems, including drippers, as part of its conservation efforts.
The global Drippers market expected to drive growth during the forecast period. Farmers frequently struggle with issues like nutrient leaching, excessive water waste, erratic weather patterns, and rolling topography. The fertilizers used to replenish soil nutrients are responsible for up to 30-40% of operating costs. With drip irrigation, many of the problems that farmers face appear to have workable solutions. In contrast to systems with a saturated water flow, drip irrigation systems emit tiny amounts of water and nutrients directly into the soil for every plant across the entire field. By accelerating crop maturity and boosting crop production, yield, and quality, drip irrigation. Moreover, Drip irrigation increases crop productivity by giving plants the right amount of water and fertilizer while also lowering the cost of water and fertilizer through proper use.
The global Drippers market expected to hinder growth during the forecast period. The initial cost of a drip irrigation system is one of its biggest disadvantages. A filter, main line, sub-main lines, laterals, emitters and drippers, controls valves, flush valve, pressure gauge, gromate (rubber bush) and take-off, end caps, and fertilizing system are some of the components of a drip irrigation system. Typically, drip irrigation is pricey because each of these parts is expensive. Drip irrigation system adoption is further hampered by the expense of installation, removal, maintenance, and the need for regular capital to replace system components after a set interval.
The global Drippers market expected to drive growth during the forecast period. Water access, quality, and sanitation problems are hindering development, posing a serious health risk, and endangering crucial ecosystems that sustain life in many parts of the world. In order to maintain global food security, environmental sustainability, and economic opportunity, there is a need for a new vision for agriculture, which is acknowledged by a number of governments and companies involved in the agriculture sector. The emphasis has shifted to the use of drip irrigation systems, which, through effective management, help reduce water consumption. When compared to flood irrigation, drip irrigation provides water to plants at a much lower rate, which increases water productivity. As a result, it aids in lowering runoff and water evaporation. It is anticipated that the advantages of drip irrigation in sustainable and precise agriculture will soon support the growth of the dripper market.
The global Drippers market expected to hamper growth during the forecast period. Micro-irrigation systems, which are characterized by a number of emitters with small nozzles, risk having their irrigation uniformity ruined by the clogging of the nozzles with chemically derived particles. Emitter clogging is directly related to the quality of irrigation water, which seems to depend on the quantity of suspended materials, chemical composition, and microorganism activity in the water. Silt, clay, and organic matter suspended in an emitter outlet that is severely constrained by precipitation speed up clogging by quickly accumulating. This clogging causes uneven water distribution, decreased crop productivity, increased maintenance costs, emitter repair and replacement costs, and labor costs. These elements make market expansion for drippers difficult.
The COVID-19 pandemic's effects on the drippers market have been conflicting. Demand for irrigation systems, including drippers, has decreased as a result of the pandemic's effects on the world economy. However, the pandemic has also brought attention to the significance of effective and sustainable agricultural methods, which has increased demand for drippers in some areas. In addition, the disruption of global supply chains has resulted in a shortage of raw materials and delays in the production and delivery of irrigation systems. The drippers market has experienced some price increases as a result, as well as supply chain disruptions. There are still many unknowns regarding the pandemic's long-term effects on the drippers market.
The Inline segment is expected to have a largest share during the forecast period. Inline drippers are the most widely used type of dripper on the market, and as a result, they hold the largest market share in both the inline and online dripper segments. Due to their higher water delivery efficiency, simplicity of installation, and reduced maintenance needs, inline drippers are preferred over online drippers. Compared to online drippers, which are frequently used for short-term irrigation needs like those in nurseries and greenhouses, inline drippers are frequently used in agriculture, landscaping, and residential applications.
The field crops segment is anticipated to witness the fastest CAGR growth during the forecast period. Field crops are a significant application area for drippers in agriculture, driven by the demand for water-efficient irrigation systems and the expansion of sustainable agricultural practices. Due to their effectiveness and precision in water delivery to crops, drip irrigation systems, including inline drippers, are being used more and more in the production of field crops like corn, wheat, soybeans, and cotton. Due to the growing use of smart irrigation systems and developments in drip irrigation technology, such as subsurface drip irrigation, the field crop market is anticipated to expand over the next few years.
The Asia-Pacific region will hold the largest share during the forecast period. The demand for drippers and other water-efficient irrigation systems is being driven by the region's large and expanding agricultural sector, which is flourishing particularly in nations like China and India. Additionally, to support the expansion of agriculture, the governments in the area are encouraging the use of sustainable agricultural methods and funding irrigation infrastructure. Numerous significant producers of irrigation components and systems are based in the Asia-Pacific region, which hastens the expansion of the region's dripper market. As a result, the demand for water-efficient and sustainable irrigation solutions in agriculture is anticipated to drive further growth in the dripper market in Asia Pacific in the upcoming years.
Due to its large and expanding agriculture industry, government support of sustainable farming methods, and investment in irrigation infrastructure, the Asia-Pacific region is anticipated to have the highest CAGR in the drippers market during the forecast period. Important producers of irrigation systems and their components are also based in the area, which contributes to the market's expansion. Additional factors influencing the growth of the dripper market in the Asia-Pacific region include the rise in population, the increasing demand for high-value crops, and the scarcity of water resources.
Some of the key players in Drippers market include Agrodrip S.A., Antelco Pty Ltd., Chinadrip Irrigation Equipment Co., Ltd., DripWorks Inc., Elgo Irrigation Ltd., Grupo Chamartin S.A., Hunter Industries, Inc., Irritec S.p.A, Jain Irrigation Systems Ltd., KSNM DRIP, Mahindra EPC, Metro Irrigation, Netafim Limited, Novedades Agricolas S.A., Rain Bird Corporation, Raindrip, Inc., Rivulis Irrigation Ltd. and The Toro Company.
In March 2022, Hunter Industries, Inc. (US) updated the HE and HEB family of Point-Source Emitters with new colors that blend seamlessly into the surrounding environment. These would be color-coded for fast flow identification and feature coined edges for easy gripping during installation. It would help the company to strengthen its product portfolio.
In August 2021, Jain Irrigation Systems Ltd. (India) announced the acquisition of ETwater (US), which offered a cloud-based platform and a line of weather-adaptive smart controllers. This acquisition would help the company to expand its water management technology product offering.
In March 2022, The Toro Company (US) expanded its precision irrigation Toro Aqua-Traxx Azul drip tape product line. Since its introduction, the Azul line would offer growers field-proven performance by providing superior clog resistance through an innovative emitter design, with multi-stage filters resulting in greater filtration area.