Increasing overseas demand for food, especially from the developing world led by factors such as high population growth, rising incomes and a growing middle class is anticipated to stimulate the country’s overall agricultural exports in the coming years.

Agriculture has been one of the most important industries in the US. An effervescent feature of the US agricultural sector is the productivity, which has nearly tripled over the second half of the 20th century. The evolution of this industry has been importantly led by the persistent innovations and advancements in the farm machinery sector of the economy, as feuled by the high quantum of R&D activities led by the manufacturers.

The industrial revolution has completely changed the ways of farming across the globe. Most countries in the recent years have observed a great leap in context of the farming methodology. Even though, as agriculture exists one of the oldest professions in the world, the development and use of sophisticated machinery has made this profession to be pursued by only a few people. Presently, the agrarian profession in the US economy accounts for about less than 2% of the overall population, yet making the US, a net exporter of food in the world.

The farm equipmenmt industry in the US economy has been significantly bifurcated in to 8 major segments including attachments. The market share of tractor was observed to be the highest followed by the harvesting machinery. In 2012, the two segments commanded nearly 50% share of the entire farm equipment market in the US.

Increasing overseas demand for food, especially from the developing world, as contributed by factors such as high population growth, rising incomes and a growing middle class is anticipated to further stimulate the US overall agricultural exports in the following years. The trend of rising share of farms belonging to the higher economic class is likely to promote the customer base for farm machinery. The current scenario clearly points towards the fact that the structure of farming continues to move towards fewer, but larger farms and this consolidation would eventually result in an increase in the aggregate sales of farm machinery as the farmers intend to be more capital intensive and strive to broaden their operating margins.

According to the research report “ Outlook to 2017 – Smart Technology Solutions Driving the Demand” by Ken Research, the US Farm equipment machinery market is expected to witness growth in its deamand primarily against the back drop of factors such as rising farm incomes, increased government payments to farm sector, flexible finance options, augmenting population and increased export demand. Additionally, the constantly evolving technology advancements to farm equipments is also an important factor expected to drive the industry growth in the near future.

“Even though the country’s economic conditions coupled with the
government’s attitude towards the agricultural sector play an important role in regulating the progress of the farm equipments market in the US, a significant level of uncertainty with regard to unpredictable weather conditions will continue to influence the industry’s growth performance. Some other important concerns for this market include rising raw material costs particularly that of steel, fuel along with the few others” according to the Research Analyst, Ken Research.

The provides a detailed overview on the farm machinery market in the US and helps the readers to identify the ongoing trends in the industry and anticipated growth in future depending upon changing industry dynamics in coming years. The report will help industry consultants, farm equipment companies, suppliers and other stakeholders align their market centric strategies according to ongoing and expected trends in the future.


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