Ruskin Felix Consulting

Agriculture

Farming faces transformation as data and robotics reshape fields. By the next decade, how might continued innovation impact this vital sector?

Production's Digital Harvest

Our analysis shows the global agriculture market approaching $15 trillion annually by 2030. Customization, sustainability and traceability are driving new demand.

Precision technologies like drones, IoT sensors and automated equipment help optimize soil, water and inputs while reducing waste.

Bumps in the Rows

While technological progress boosts yields, growing pains will emerge. However, with the right expertise, obstacles present opportunities:

Reskilling Workforces: New competencies are required across supply chains, creating demand for workforce training and transition support services.
Regulation Realities: Evolving standards around data governance, food safety, and environmental practices add complexity to compliance.
Market Access: Optimizing regional and global digital trade requires strategic roadmaps and change management to open new opportunities.

Reaping Returns in the Fields

Those that assist businesses in resolving problems will see real returns on their efforts. Building a more capable labour force improves a country’s ability to compete. Compliance that is simplified reduces dangers. Resilient and expanding markets are fostered by digitally optimised agriculture. The benefits of steering the agricultural revolution are far-reaching.