The Global Veterinary Artificial Insemination Market size is estimated at USD 4.76 billion in 2024, and is expected to reach USD 6.5 billion by 2029, growing at a CAGR of 6.45% during the forecast period (2024-2029).
The COVID-19 pandemic has created a significant adverse impact on different sectors, including the veterinary sectors in several countries. It has caused disruptions in livestock and poultry value chains, leading to a fall in the procurement and sale of animal-sourced food. Animals suffered due to a lack of adequate feed and veterinary care, such as the need for timely artificial insemination, timely pregnancy check, and de-worming. To safeguard farmers and employees against COVID-19, the Animal Husbandry Department of India launched a program in June 2020, which offered telephonic assistance to poultry farmers and owners. Additionally, artificial insemination was delivered to farmers at their doorstep during the COVID-19 pandemic. Therefore, such initiatives have contributed to market growth.
The factors driving the market growth include the growing animal and fishery industry and the increasing burden of sexually transmitted diseases. As per an article titled 'Controlling sexually transmitted diseases in cattle' published in March 2022, sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), such as vibriosis and bovine trichomoniasis (trich), can become a major problem and result in substantial production losses. Hence, protecting farm animals from the spread of sexually transmitted diseases is expected to drive the market. Furthermore, globally, the demand for the superior breed of animals is increasing, which, in turn, is increasing the demand for artificial insemination procedures in animals. Additionally, globally, the rising human population and associated advantages, such as decreased cost of housing, increased efficiency of bull usage, safety for farmers and animals, genetic selection, and handling of bulls, are anticipated to drive market growth in the future.
The artificial insemination technique helps reduce many of the transmitted diseases among veterinary animals. It allows greater efficiency in terms of genetics and crossbreeding of animals. As per an article titled 'Success rate of artificial insemination, reproductive performance and economic impact of the failure of first service insemination: a retrospective study' published in June 2022, artificial insemination (AI) is recognized as the best technique for increasing reproductive capacity and has received a widespread application in farm animals in Ethiopia. The success of AI is also influenced by endometrial thickness, artifcial insemination timing, insemination frequency, and ovarian stimulation protocols. This is expected to increase the demand for artificial insemination (AI) and drive market growth in the forecast period.
Furthermore, as per the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, October 2021, approximately 50% of the world's population consumes fish as food, which is driving the need for larger production of animals. Therefore, this is expected to boost the demand for veterinary artificial insemination.
However, the high cost of equipment and procedures is expected to restrain the market growth during the forecast period.
Globally, an increasing number of hospitals performing artificial insemination techniques and a rising number of veterinarians are driving the market growth. For instance, as per Animal Husbandry, Dairying and Fisheries Department 2020-2021 report, in India, field institutions of the department provided breeding services to the cattle population. Furthermore, an artificial insemination service was provided for cattle and buffaloes at the cost of INR 10 per insemination. A total of 48.88 lakh artificial inseminations were performed during the 2019-2020 period.
Furthermore, animals that are in close contact or share the same environment may result in the spreading of infectious diseases. For instance, in 2019, South Korea discovered its first outbreak of deadly African swine fever (ASF) at a pig farm in Paju, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea. Thus, livestock diseases are also contributing to a set of problems within livestock production systems. These problems include productivity losses, uncertain food security, and loss of income, among others, which are adversely affecting human health. Hence, in order to prevent infectious diseases, it is expected to raise demand for artificial insemination in the coming years.
Therefore, these factors are expected to drive the need for artificial mating and positively influence the veterinary artificial insemination market.
Avian influenza is a highly contagious viral disease affecting several species of food-producing birds, such as chickens, quails, and pet birds. For instance, as per the World Organisation for Animal Health, key facts data updated in 2021, in Asia countries, Avian influenza continues to cause severe losses in poultry. Moreover, there is a rising in the adoption of artificial insemination to reduce the risk of infectious disease transmission among veterinary animals.
According to a research article by M A Hannan et al., published in the Journal of Veterinary Medical Science in February 2019, embryo transfer in Japan by artificial insemination using frozen semen was found to be useful in improving the productivity of Japanese domestic and special riding horses. As per Animal Husbandry, Dairying and Fisheries Department 2020-2021 report, in India, the department introduced the new technology of sexing the semen by which the sperm responsible for the birth of male calves are sorted and eliminated, and as a consequence, only female calves are produced. Additionally, the government has proposed to adopt new technology by using 2,000 numbers of such semen doses, which may be used for artificial insemination in the farmer's animals on a pilot basis. For instance, in August 2019, Obstetrics of Madras Veterinary College and the Department of Veterinary, Gynecology started artificial insemination in cattle using sexed semen. Hence, the factors mentioned above are expected to fuel the market growth in the region.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has created a significant adverse impact on different sectors, including the veterinary sectors in several countries. It has caused disruptions in livestock and poultry value chains, leading to a fall in the procurement and sale of animal-sourced food. Animals suffered due to a lack of adequate feed and veterinary care, such as the need for timely artificial insemination, timely pregnancy check, and de-worming. To safeguard farmers and employees against COVID-19, the Animal Husbandry Department of India launched a program in June 2020, which offered telephonic assistance to poultry farmers and owners. Additionally, artificial insemination was delivered to farmers at their doorstep during the COVID-19 pandemic. Therefore, such initiatives have contributed to market growth.
The factors driving the market growth include the growing animal and fishery industry and the increasing burden of sexually transmitted diseases. As per an article titled 'Controlling sexually transmitted diseases in cattle' published in March 2022, sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), such as vibriosis and bovine trichomoniasis (trich), can become a major problem and result in substantial production losses. Hence, protecting farm animals from the spread of sexually transmitted diseases is expected to drive the market. Furthermore, globally, the demand for the superior breed of animals is increasing, which, in turn, is increasing the demand for artificial insemination procedures in animals. Additionally, globally, the rising human population and associated advantages, such as decreased cost of housing, increased efficiency of bull usage, safety for farmers and animals, genetic selection, and handling of bulls, are anticipated to drive market growth in the future.
The artificial insemination technique helps reduce many of the transmitted diseases among veterinary animals. It allows greater efficiency in terms of genetics and crossbreeding of animals. As per an article titled 'Success rate of artificial insemination, reproductive performance and economic impact of the failure of first service insemination: a retrospective study' published in June 2022, artificial insemination (AI) is recognized as the best technique for increasing reproductive capacity and has received a widespread application in farm animals in Ethiopia. The success of AI is also influenced by endometrial thickness, artifcial insemination timing, insemination frequency, and ovarian stimulation protocols. This is expected to increase the demand for artificial insemination (AI) and drive market growth in the forecast period.
Furthermore, as per the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, October 2021, approximately 50% of the world's population consumes fish as food, which is driving the need for larger production of animals. Therefore, this is expected to boost the demand for veterinary artificial insemination.
However, the high cost of equipment and procedures is expected to restrain the market growth during the forecast period.
Veterinary Artificial Insemination Market Trends
The Veterinary Hospital Segment is Expected to Gain a Significant Market Share in the Veterinary Artificial Insemination Market
The veterinary hospital segment is expected to witness significant growth in the market, owing to the rising livestock population, higher prevalence of transmitting diseases, and increasing artificial insemination techniques. In India, Animal Husbandry Department launched a program to safeguard its employees and farmers against COVID-19. The veterinary hospitals provided artificial insemination services during the COVID-19 pandemic with preventive measures, such as gloves, masks, sanitizers, and floor cleaners, to maintain the optimal level of hygiene. In the United States, ABC Veterinary Hospital provided artificial insemination services by keeping staff and pet parents safe during the COVID-19 outbreak and implemented new procedures to prevent COVID-19 infection.Globally, an increasing number of hospitals performing artificial insemination techniques and a rising number of veterinarians are driving the market growth. For instance, as per Animal Husbandry, Dairying and Fisheries Department 2020-2021 report, in India, field institutions of the department provided breeding services to the cattle population. Furthermore, an artificial insemination service was provided for cattle and buffaloes at the cost of INR 10 per insemination. A total of 48.88 lakh artificial inseminations were performed during the 2019-2020 period.
Furthermore, animals that are in close contact or share the same environment may result in the spreading of infectious diseases. For instance, in 2019, South Korea discovered its first outbreak of deadly African swine fever (ASF) at a pig farm in Paju, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea. Thus, livestock diseases are also contributing to a set of problems within livestock production systems. These problems include productivity losses, uncertain food security, and loss of income, among others, which are adversely affecting human health. Hence, in order to prevent infectious diseases, it is expected to raise demand for artificial insemination in the coming years.
Therefore, these factors are expected to drive the need for artificial mating and positively influence the veterinary artificial insemination market.
Asia-Pacific is Expected to Witness a Significant Growth in the Market During the Forecast Period
The major factors driving the veterinary artificial insemination market growth in the Asia-Pacific region include growing infectious diseases in animals and increasing awareness about artificial insemination among people. In Asia, countries, like India, China, and South Korea, are severely affected due to the COVID-19 outbreak. During the COVID-19 pandemic, in May 2020, in India, the National Dairy Development Board (NDDB) launched an interactive webinar to create awareness about procedures to be followed in the dairy value chain during the COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, artificial insemination and breeding management, difficulties faced by co-operatives, and ensured regular payments to farmers have boosted the market growth.Avian influenza is a highly contagious viral disease affecting several species of food-producing birds, such as chickens, quails, and pet birds. For instance, as per the World Organisation for Animal Health, key facts data updated in 2021, in Asia countries, Avian influenza continues to cause severe losses in poultry. Moreover, there is a rising in the adoption of artificial insemination to reduce the risk of infectious disease transmission among veterinary animals.
According to a research article by M A Hannan et al., published in the Journal of Veterinary Medical Science in February 2019, embryo transfer in Japan by artificial insemination using frozen semen was found to be useful in improving the productivity of Japanese domestic and special riding horses. As per Animal Husbandry, Dairying and Fisheries Department 2020-2021 report, in India, the department introduced the new technology of sexing the semen by which the sperm responsible for the birth of male calves are sorted and eliminated, and as a consequence, only female calves are produced. Additionally, the government has proposed to adopt new technology by using 2,000 numbers of such semen doses, which may be used for artificial insemination in the farmer's animals on a pilot basis. For instance, in August 2019, Obstetrics of Madras Veterinary College and the Department of Veterinary, Gynecology started artificial insemination in cattle using sexed semen. Hence, the factors mentioned above are expected to fuel the market growth in the region.
Veterinary Artificial Insemination Industry Overview
The veterinary artificial insemination market is moderately competitive, with the presence of both international and local companies. Some of the companies in the veterinary artificial insemination market are IMV Technologies, Neogen Corporation, Bovine Elite LLC, Agtech Inc., and Zoetis Inc., among others.Additional Benefits:
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Table of Contents
1 INTRODUCTION
4 MARKET DYNAMICS
5 MARKET SEGMENTATION
6 COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE
Companies Mentioned (Partial List)
A selection of companies mentioned in this report includes, but is not limited to:
- Bovine Elite LLC
- KRUUSE
- Agtech Inc.
- IMV Technologies
- Tek-Event
- Zoetis Inc.
- Neogen Corporation
- National Meditek
- Iherdsman
- Swine Genetics International
- Select Sires Inc.
- SEMEX
- Cooperative Resource International (GENEX)
- Cogent
- Genus PLC (ABS Global)
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