For biofertilizer, 2024 represented more of the same in terms of market growth – slow and steady. And according to Dr. Trey Cutts, Vice President of Commercial Ag Science at Tidal Grow AgriScience, this trend should continue throughout the 2025 growing season as well for the segment.
“In 2025, the biofertilizers market is being propelled by a continuation — and acceleration — of trends we began seeing in 2024,” says Cutts. “Chief among these trends is the global focus on sustainable agriculture. Regulatory agencies across the world are setting more stringent guidelines to lower the environmental impact of mineral fertilizers, which in turn is driving demand for biologically based alternatives.
“Additionally, climate-smart farming initiatives are becoming more sophisticated and widespread,” he continues. “This adds a financial incentive for growers to incorporate biofertilizers, as many of these products can help lower carbon intensity and improve soil health — two goals that align perfectly with climate-focused policies.”
For biofertilizer, 2024 represented more of the same in terms of market growth – slow and steady. And according to Dr. Trey Cutts, Vice President of Commercial Ag Science at Tidal Grow AgriScience, this trend should continue throughout the 2025 growing season as well for the segment.
“In 2025, the biofertilizers market is being propelled by a continuation — and acceleration — of trends we began seeing in 2024,” says Cutts. “Chief among these trends is the global focus on sustainable agriculture. Regulatory agencies across the world are setting more stringent guidelines to lower the environmental impact of mineral fertilizers, which in turn is driving demand for biologically based alternatives.
“Additionally, climate-smart farming initiatives are becoming more sophisticated and widespread,” he continues. “This adds a financial incentive for growers to incorporate biofertilizers, as many of these products can help lower carbon intensity and improve soil health — two goals that align perfectly with climate-focused policies.”
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