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美洲农场管理软件和服务市场报告分析预测(2018-2023年)
p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 9.0px Verdana}The Americas farm management software and services market comprises major companies providing software and services for yield monitoring and farm mapping, weather monitoring and forecasting, animal health monitoring, lighting management, and feeding management among others. This varied range of market participants provide opportunities to other players willing to bear the high risks involved in the industry. This chapter details the latest strategies and developments adopted by the key market players in the farm management software and services market. In order to lead the market as well as engage in the process of market growth, a company needs to work in collaboration with the top market leaders, acquire the relatively weaker companies, bring new products and services to the market, and improve the existing products. Some of the key strategies adopted by the key market players are listed in the following figure
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安哥拉,博茨瓦纳和纳米比亚农业综合企业报告2019年第一季度
Our forecasts for corn consumption have been revised for all three countries. In Angola we now see demand reaching 2.2mn
tonnes in 2018 before continuing to rise by an average annual growth rate of 3.0% to a level of 2.3mn tonnes in 2022. In
Botswana we now see demand reaching 265,000 tonnes in 2018 before continuing to rise by an average annual growth rate of
2.95% to a level of 245,000 tonnes in 2022. In Namibia we now see demand reaching 240 tonnes in 2018 before remaining
flat at the same level across our forecast period. We have revised down our forecasts for wheat production in Namibia in this update. We now see output reaching 11,000 tonnes
in 2018 before contracting by an average annual growth rate of 12.2% to a level of 6,000 tonnes in 2022.
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哈萨克斯坦农业综合企业报告2019年第一季
A Kazakh and Hungarian private equity firm has provided financing for the Aina Dairy Farm in the Akmola region of
Kazakhstan. USD10.4mn was provided by the CCL Kazakhstan Silk Road Agricultural Growth Fund. The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and the FAO are working with Kazakh authorities to modernise
the dairy sector, by implementing digital solutions, such as geographic information systems (GIS), for instance. The Kazakh Ministry of Agriculture has revealed plans to create 31 mini-centres for milk-processing to boost value addition
within the domestic dairy industry.