Agriculture

As ODS Consulting Group, we have successfully completed hundreds of different projects in the agricultural sector. We have played a guiding role for leading companies in the sector with Grant Incentive, R&D / Design, Investment Incentive Consultancy and Export Consultancy provided within the scope of the sector.

The global agriculture industry amounts to a level of contribution that renders the market as crucial as all other key industries, if not more. Considering the roots of the economy, it wouldn’t be wrong to say agriculture can be counted as one of the main reasons the market diversified as it did. Over the years, agriculture shifted to a more modernized sector as a consequence of technological transformations. As agriculture became more productive through these transformations, the demand for the market has consecutively increased. Today, the industry carries crucial elements in the market and is considered to be the backbone of the world’s economy with all countries generating about 2.4 trillion USD for the global economy.

LED BY THE WORLD'S 10 LARGEST AGRICULTURAL COMPANIES IN 2020, THE GLOBAL AGRICULTURE MARKET CURRENTLY EMPLOYS MORE THAN ONE BILLION PEOPLE WORLDWIDE.

The top four food-producing nations in the world—China, India, the U.S., and Brazil—share the benefits of having large populations, lots of land, and climate zones that are conducive to growing a variety of crops, but there are also significant differences in how important food production is to each country's economy. Statistics show that a huge portion of the world's agricultural laborers are found in China. Farm labor still made up 25% of all employment in the country in 2019 despite the fact that the percentage of workers involved in food production has continuously fallen from 60% in 1991. Following China, India; the second-largest nation in the world by population, had the second-highest agricultural output in 2020 with $403.5 billion. The production of food accounted for $382.2 billion of the total agricultural output. Land area, population number, climate, and the standard of agricultural infrastructure and technology are just a few of the many variables that affect how much food is produced in a given nation. Even if the U.S., China, India, and Brazil have become significant food suppliers, other nations must also be recognized for their efforts.

Population and income are the main drivers of food demand today. When these increased in the right proportion, it also became possible to expect improvement in the sector. Various methods are being designed to meet the increasing demand in today's world. According to various studies, food demand is expected to increase anywhere between 59% to 98% by 2050.

As a result, agricultural markets will take on new forms. Farmers all throughout the world will need to enhance crop production, either by adding more area for farming or by improving productivity on already-existing land using irrigation, fertilizer, and innovative techniques like precision farming. Even though people who work directly in the fields will be the first ones to get affected, companies will also have to take on new strategies to meet the over demand. Providing correct financial projects will be a greater challenge than before, leaving questions marks about the market.

Key industry trends expected to impact the global agriculture market by 2025 include adoption of new technologies, digitization of farming, development of mechanized harvesting tools, and sustainable agriculture for food security. After decades of struggling to attract a significant level of corporate investment, developing countries now understand the significance of agriculture in the economy. As well as Turkey, several countries are taking the next steps to support the industry.

THROUGH OUR OBSERVATIONS AND EXPERIENCE, WE ARE READY TO SUPPORT THE SECTOR ALONGSIDE OUR CUSTOMERS WİTH MUTUAL INVENTIVE IDEAS.