Livestock and Aquaculture LED Light are electric lamps beneficial for
enhancing the growth in livestock. These lights are the artificial
source of light that helps optimize light management for livestock,
thereby improving their overall productivity. Additionally, regular
exposure of animals to the LED grow light improves their health and
fertility too.
The Global Livestock and Aquaculture LED Lighting Market
is likely to grow at a CAGR of 7% during 2021-26. The market growth
factors include the mounting consumption of animal-based products and
rising focus on the growth and productivity of livestock. In addition to
this, the rapid adoption of smart farming practices and the
introduction of advanced technology are other critical factors likely to
fuel the overall market growth in the forecast period.
Further,
the rising trend of commercial livestock farms offers profitable
opportunities to the Global Livestock and Aquaculture LED Lighting
Market during the forecast period. However, a lack of awareness about
smart livestock farming practices in emerging countries shall hamper the
market.
The leading players of the Global Livestock and
Aquaculture LED Lighting Market are Osram Licht AG, Koninklijke Philips
N.V., DeLaval, Once Inc., HATO Agricultural Lighting, Shenzhen
Hontech-Wins Electronics Co., Ltd., CBM Lighting, Fienhage
Poultry-Solutions GmbH, Sunbird Poultry Lighting Systems, and Planet
Lighting.
Globally, Asia Pacific acquired the largest share in
the Global Livestock and Aquaculture LED Lighting Market in the previous
few years due to the abundant presence of livestock in the region
resulting in burgeoning demand for large-sized farms. In addition to
this, the rising livestock population leads to an increasing need for
new livestock farms, thereby propelling the overall market growth.
However,
Europe holds the second-largest share in the global market. It is very
likely to register the fastest growth during 2021-26 due to the rapid
adoption of smart livestock practices in the region, thereby augmenting
the farmers’ profit.
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