インドネシアの農薬市場 - 成長、傾向、および予測 (2023 - 2028)

In Indonesia, the agrochemical industry is witnessing steady growth, primarily due to the advancements in the pesticides and fertilizer industries. As a result of adopting business-friendly initiatives, and consequently, attracting the necessary investment and bridging structural gaps, significant progress has been made in recent years. Integrated pest management (IPM) is an all-inclusive, cost-effective, and eco-friendly approach for the evaluation and registration of pesticides that are utilized for the protection of crops. IPM plays a vital role in employing the most modern and all-embracing data pertaining to the life cycles of pests and their interaction with the environment. Most non-government organizations (NGOs), like foundations and research institutes, support the use of bio-pesticides. They provide scientific evidence that supports the use of bio-pesticides. However, challenges, such as limited access to capital for farmers and outdated infrastructure, restrict the growth of crop yield. The government successfully increased the use of mechanized agricultural technology, invested in infrastructure, and expanded the total area of farming land, which is leading to increased use of agrochemicals. Many new farming techniques are being adopted by the Ministry of Agriculture in Indonesia, such as organic farming, indoor farming, and vertical farming. Although the practice of new farming techniques is at the initial stages, the government is planning to increase the investments in new farming practices, as agriculture contributes to the major revenue in the country’s economy. このように、新しい農業慣行と革新の数の増加は、インドネシアでの作物保護化学物質の使用を奨励しています。