Report Summary:
Farmers are now forced to cultivate in a controlled environment with the use of ventilation technology due to the rising demand for exotic vegetables, fruits, and flowers as well as the unpredictable meteorological circumstances. Additionally, due to the lack of available open land for cattle grazing, farmers are turning their farms into greenhouses today. These greenhouses are then equipped with agricultural ventilation systems to create the ideal environment inside.
Agri-ventilation fans are also in high demand in nations with arid climates or low water tables. In these nations, farmers and harvesters like growing crops vertically since it conserves water used for crop cultivation and controls the room’s temperature to maximise nutrient quality and yield growth. In turn, this is encouraging for market expansion.
Small-scale farmers, particularly those in developing and underdeveloped nations, find it difficult to adapt to cutting-edge agricultural ventilation systems like ECplus and Vplus, which enable dairy and livestock farmers save between 80 and 85 percent of their energy costs.
This is mostly caused by a lack of knowledge, a reluctance to switch from traditional to modern agricultural practises, and a lack of technical expertise. Additionally, because indoor farms are typically found in densely populated urban areas, small-scale farmers find it challenging to afford the initial expense of erecting the inside structure and agricultural ventilation system.
Additionally, the fact that the climatic conditions and agricultural land in a number of regions and countries, including France, Italy, Ukraine, and India, are favourable for conventional agricultural practises, contributes to small-scale farmers’ resistance to switching to indoor farming techniques.
The vast majority of the land in these nations is already fruitful, so much so that the farmers do not see the need to switch to such sophisticated agricultural methods by spending extra money on them. As a result, there are very few crops that are produced indoors in these areas. Therefore, the adoption of indoor farming and consequently the demand for agricultural ventilation fans are hindered by the significant capital investment necessary together with farmers’ resistance to adopting modern farming techniques.
Product Information
With a market share of more than 33.0% in 2019, the circulating fan category led the industry. Due to the back two-fold feature’s growing usage, open livestock barns may now be both cooled and ventilated, which explains the segment’s strong market share. In order to maintain a stable temperature in greenhouses, these fans are also employed to move large volumes of air under low pressure. Additionally, during the colder months, these fans aid in the distribution of warm air produced by the overhead heating systems. The product category is further broken down into portable, exhaust, and duct fans.
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Application Perspectives
In 2019, the greenhouse market sector held the top spot and generated more than 40.0% of worldwide sales. The significant proportion can be attributed to the growing popularity of indoor and vertical farming for growing fruits and vegetables. The agricultural ventilation fans in greenhouses regulate the climate to enhance both the quality and quantity of the produced goods. The hot air inside the greenhouses must also be replaced with cooler outside air in order to maintain ideal temperatures inside the greenhouses during the summer. Harvesters use ventilation fans to do this, which increases crop productivity compared to using natural ventilation approaches.
Regional Perspectives
In 2019, Europe dominated the market for agricultural ventilation fans, accounting for nearly 30% of worldwide revenue. The high adoption rate of technologies like Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) in the area is to blame for the high proportion. Due to the continued trend of adopting greenhouse production in the United States, the United Kingdom held a sizable portion of the European market. In addition, there are a number of initiatives being undertaken by governments and agencies of many nations to construct indoor farms in an effort to address issues like population growth, food production, and climate change.
Key Organizations & Market Share Information
To boost their distribution network and increase their consumer base, the major firms are concentrating on extending their geographic reach. For instance, the above method was followed when QC Supply partnered with Advanced Feeding Systems in March 2018 to expand its distribution network by providing service to four new sites. These market participants are aggressively pursuing methods like mergers and acquisitions and strategic distribution agreements to assure the necessary levels of profitability by gaining a greater piece of the market because they are competing in a very fragmented and disintegrating industry.
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The following are a few of the leading manufacturers of agricultural ventilation fans:
- QC Supply
- AirMax Fans
- Multi-Wing America Inc.
- American Coolair Corporation
- Vostermans Ventilation
- Osborne Industries Inc.
- Schaefer Corporation
- Bigass Fans
- ebm-papst
- New York Blower Company.
By Region
- North America
- The U.S.
- Canada
- Europe
- France
- The UK
- Spain
- Germany
- Italy
- Rest of Europe
- Asia Pacific
- China
- Japan
- India
- South Korea
- Southeast Asia
- Rest of Asia Pacific
- Latin America
- Brazil
- Mexico
- Rest of Latin America
- Middle East & Africa
- GCC
- South Africa
- Rest of Middle East & Africa
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