Latest Developments in Global Center Pivot Irrigation Systems Market

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Latest Developments in Global Center Pivot Irrigation Systems Market

  • Agriculture And Animal Feed
  • Apr 2025
  • Global
  • 350 Pages
  • No of Tables: 220
  • No of Figures: 60
  • In December 2024, Murimi 247 was appointed as the official dealer for OCMIS Irrigation in Zimbabwe and Zambia. This partnership will provide farmers in these regions with access to advanced irrigation systems through a pay-per-use model, allowing them to rent modern equipment such as tractors and self-propelled systems instead of making significant capital investments. The benefits include increased access to efficient irrigation solutions, which will improve agricultural productivity, reduce operational costs, and allow for better water management. The impact of this collaboration will be felt in agricultural modernization, as it promotes sustainable farming practices, increases crop yields, and supports economic growth in the region. Additionally, it empowers farmers with digital solutions, enhancing resource efficiency and contributing to the overall development of agriculture in Zimbabwe and Zambia. This initiative is a key step in enhancing food security and improving farming operations
  • In March 2023, Netafim opened its first manufacturing plant in Morocco under its precision agriculture business, Orbia. The plant will produce advanced irrigation solutions for African farmers, enhancing water-use efficiency and sustainable agriculture. This initiative will benefit local agriculture by reducing water wastage, improving crop yields, and supporting climate-resilient farming. The plant strengthens Netafim's commitment to driving sustainable farming practices across Africa. The move also creates jobs and boosts the local economy, fostering growth in Morocco’s agricultural sector
  • ​In February 2024, Reinke Irrigation and CropX Technologies introduced Reinke Direct ET™ by CropX, a pioneering pivot-mounted sensor system designed to monitor field-specific crop water usage. This innovation provides farmers with precise, real-time measurements of Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa), enhancing irrigation efficiency. By offering accurate data on crop water consumption, the system empowers farmers to make informed irrigation decisions, optimizing water usage and promoting sustainable farming practices. The collaboration between Reinke and CropX exemplifies a commitment to advancing agricultural technology, aiming to improve crop yields and resource management in farming operations
  • In October 2023, Carlyle launched the Farmfront Group, a global irrigation platform, combining four companies: Ocmis, Irrimec, Otech, and RKD. Headquartered in Milan, Farmfront aims to revolutionize irrigation with cutting-edge, digitally-enabled services, supporting farmers' efficiency, profitability, and sustainability. The group, with a combined turnover of €200 million, will address challenges such as climate change and water scarcity by offering efficient irrigation solutions. With Carlyle’s backing, Farmfront plans to expand into international markets and enhance irrigation practices globally
  • In August 2022, Carlyle Group completed the acquisition of a majority stake in Ocmis, a manufacturer of agricultural irrigation equipment. This partnership aims to accelerate Ocmis' growth by expanding its global market reach, improving operations, and enhancing its production capabilities. With Carlyle's support, Ocmis plans to develop a more integrated and diversified irrigation platform, targeting international expansion and sustainable practices. The collaboration is set to strengthen Ocmis' presence in the global agricultural sector