Weed Control Market Share

North America Market Statistics

North America weed control market is predicted to account for revenue share of more than 34% by the end of 2036. There is a major agricultural industry in the area, with vast croplands and commercial farming enterprises. Because of the size of farming and the necessity for effective and affordable solutions, chemical weed control technologies and herbicides have been widely used in North America. As reported by the US Department of Agriculture; slightly larger than the 440 acres noted in the early 1970s, the average farm size in 2023 was 464 acres.

The growing emphasis on preserving visually beautiful landscapes is driving up demand for weed management services in the United States. Weeds may cost the US economy between USD 15 and USD 20 billion in total.

European Market Analysis

The European region will also encounter huge growth for the weed control market during the forecast period. For the purpose of promoting sustainable agriculture and safeguarding the environment, the European Union has imposed stringent rules for the use of pesticides, including herbicides. The EU Commission's "farm to fork" policy is to cut agricultural nutrient loss by 50% and minimize the use of pesticides and antibiotics by 2030.

Food demand is expected to rise rapidly over the next three decades in the United Kingdom due to the country's growing population.  In 2022, there were roughly 67.6 million people predicted to live in the United Kingdom.

Compared to other countries in the area, France uses a lot of herbicides. France came in second place in 2022 with 2.8 thousand per hectare.

Germany's agricultural production is highly dependent on the use of chemical pesticides, particularly herbicides, to maintain agricultural productivity stability, quantity, and food security. When it comes to pesticide use, insecticides lead the pack, with an average of 2.4 thousand g per acre in 2022.