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According to MarketsandMarkets™, The Europe microirrigation system market is projected to grow from USD 2.23 billion in 2025 and to reach USD 3.34 billion by 2030, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 8.5% during the forecast period. Increasingly seen as a core element of agricultural infrastructure, especially in Europe, the growing adoption of microirrigation systems reflects the need for better water management and compliance with more stringent government regulations governing water use. Due to this evolution in governmental regulation of water management, farmers are upgrading their existing irrigation systems and moving toward more accurate, timely, and efficient irrigation methods. This is to improve farm profitability and technical reliability over longer periods of time through more consistent use of water and less surcharging of water for the same yields. The shift from simply reducing water use to maximizing crop yields and minimizing variable costs at the farm gate will likely accelerate, especially among farmers of commercial fruit and vegetable crops. Weather variability will only increase, necessitating that farmers match their irrigation and nutrient inputs to their crops’ developmental stages and soil conditions in a more localized area than in the past.

In addition, the rapid acceleration of the elimination of traditional sprinklers and flood systems will continue to be driven by regulatory constraints and pricing pressure on farms through the government’s price control programs, as well as by their ability to affect private and public markets where these resources are produced. As a result, farms will be forced to adopt microirrigation systems more rapidly over the next decade to continue farming successfully and sustainably.

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Key Takeaways:

• Spain accounted for a 74.1% share of the Europe microirrigation system market in 2024.
• By type, the micro-sprinkler segment is expected to register the highest CAGR of 8.7% during the forecast period.
• By crop type, the orchard crops & vineyards segment dominated with a market share of 68.6% in 2024.
• By end user, the industrial users will grow at a higher rate, supported by growth in the commercial farming.
• Key players include the Toro company, Rivulis, and Rain Bird Corporation supported by strong brand equity and regional distribution.
• Emerging companies such as N-drip and Innari are gaining traction in drip and sprinkler irrigation segments.

Microsprinklers segment is projected to be the fastest-growing between 2025 and 2030

By type, the microsprinkler systems segment is projected to become the fastest-growing in the Europe microirrigation system market, overtaking traditional drip systems in certain applications. Driving factors include flexibility, a wider wetting pattern, and the system’s suitability for diverse soils and terrains, such as orchards, vineyards, nurseries, and plantation crops, where partial canopy coverage and frost protection are desired. European growers prefer microsprinklers due to the water efficiency and the most even moisture distribution possible, and their support of fertigation, chemigation, cooling, and frost protection. Because of advances in pressure-compensated, clog-resistant, low-flow designs, strong dealer networks, and retrofit suitability, its adoption is accelerating. Besides, although drip irrigation still reigns in terms of installed areas, microsprinklers are expected to grow fastest, supported by the increasing area under high-value crops, rising climate variability, and rising demand for versatile irrigation systems.

Farmers segment is likely to account for the largest share of Europe microirrigation system market in 2024

Based on end user, the farmers segment is expected to capture the largest market share in 2025. Microirrigation systems are closely linked to farm productivity, water efficiency, and regulatory compliance. The adoption rates are highest among growers of permanent and high-value crops, such as orchards, vineyards, olives, and fruit, as well as greenhouse horticulture, where precise irrigation largely affects yield stability, crop quality, and profits. Drip and microsprinkler systems for European farmers are no longer elective parts of production facilities but rather vital. As far as European farmers are concerned, dealer-installer-agronomic support networks are well-established and offer continuous local system design, installation, financing support, and technical services. This environment should reduce barriers to adoption, support system upgrades, and help replace old irrigation technologies. The use of irrigation equipment in non-agricultural areas, such as landscaping, industrial sites, and municipal projects, is increasing. As water scarcity, compliance costs, and climate risk intensify, farmers will increasingly stand to capture the most significant share of demand.

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Spain is projected to capture the largest share of the Europe microirrigation system market in 2025

Spain is expected to hold the largest share of the Europe microirrigation system market in 2025. This is largely a consequence of the fact that the country is highly dependent on irrigation for its agricultural productivity and is experiencing water scarcity in its main farming areas. Since agriculture accounts for a significant part of the national water withdrawals, coupled with increasing frequency of droughts, decreasing levels of reservoir water, and closer control of groundwater, efficient irrigation has become inevitable. As a result, to ensure the efficiency of their water use, compliance with regulating requirements, and an acceptable profit for their crops under the pressure of ongoing water scarcity, Spanish farmers have been resorting to micro irrigation systems. The country is the most crucial microirrigation hub due to its historic dependence on irrigation to ensure agricultural viability and the shortage of water in its major agricultural lands. Major demand centers are not restricted to but include Andalusia, Murcia, Valencia, Castilla-La Mancha, and Aragon, where the need for micro irrigation, especially drip and microsprinkler systems, is especially crucial for climate management of dry conditions, saline soils, and variable rainfall. Timely irrigation also makes it possible for farmers to maintain crop quality and quantity.

The report profiles key players, such as Netafim (Israel), The Toro Company (US), Rivulis (Singapore), Rain Bird Corporation (US), Irritec S.p.A. (Italy), AZUD (Spain), and Novagric (Spain).

Recent Developments in the Europe Microirrigation System Industry:

• January 2025: Lindsay Corporation (NYSE: LNN) finished acquiring a 49.9% minority stake in Austria-based Pessl Instruments, a global developer of AgTech solutions. This investment boosts Lindsay’s innovation plans by speeding up digital and data-driven irrigation technologies. It will help produce food, fuel, and fiber more efficiently to meet growing global demand.
• April 2024: Rivulis launched the D4000 PC drip line, a thin-wall, pressure-compensated system designed to expand drip irrigation into previously unsuitable terrains. By delivering uniform water distribution across long runs and sloped or uneven landscapes, the product removes key limitations of conventional thin-wall drip. Strategically, this innovation broadens Rivulis’ addressable market, supports higher grower productivity and profitability, and strengthens its position in precision irrigation for challenging field conditions.
• April 2024: Rivulis Irrigation Ltd. and Eurodrip S.A. agreed to merge in an all-share transaction, forming a global leader in micro-irrigation. Subject to regulatory approvals, the combined company will operate 18 manufacturing plants and employ ~1,800 people across 30 countries on five continents, significantly expanding global market coverage and scale.

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