Europe Livestock Monitoring Market Expected to reach $943.1 million by 2031

The Report Europe Livestock Monitoring Market is projected to grow from USD 1.64 billion in 2025 and to reach USD 1.96 billion by 2030, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 3.7% during the forecast period.

Growth in Europe’s livestock monitoring market is largely shaped by strict regional regulations focused on animal welfare, health, and product traceability. These requirements are encouraging farmers to move toward more advanced monitoring solutions to support the production of safer and higher-quality livestock products. Adoption has been further accelerated by public funding programs and policy support from bodies such as the European Commission, which are designed to improve farm efficiency and strengthen disease prevention and control. In addition, the increasing deployment of IoT-based sensors, RFID and GPS tracking systems, and AI-powered behavior analysis across large-scale commercial farms, especially in the cattle sector, where demand for dairy products remains strong, continues to support market expansion across the region.

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“The feeding management segment is expected to register the highest CAGR during the forecast period.”

The feeding management segment is experiencing significant growth due to the rising demand for sophisticated feeding management solutions that address both the aspects of efficiency and health considerations of animals. With the use of monitoring solutions, farmers are able to control the feeding programs of the livestock properly and optimize the use of feed efficiently. This is a crucial factor contributing to the low costs of operation of farms and enhancing environmental sustainability as well. These solutions are integrated with advanced technologies such as IoT and AI algorithms to monitor the chewing patterns and feed intake of animals.

“The poultry segment is expected to register the highest CAGR of the Europe livestock monitoring market during the forecast period.”

The poultry segment is experiencing growth due to increasing demand for more efficient, sustainable, and advanced farming methods. Tools such as sensors, GPS tracking, and IoT-based systems are increasingly being used to monitor key health indicators, feed intake, and environmental conditions in real time. These solutions help farmers to make informed decisions, boost operational efficiency, reduce waste, and enhance animal welfare. Moreover, with European consumers showing greater interest in ethically produced and fully traceable food, poultry operations are placing more emphasis on comprehensive livestock monitoring systems. Advanced monitoring technologies also aid in better disease control, strengthen biosecurity measures, and lower the risk of outbreaks.

“Large farms segment to account for the largest share in 2025.”

Large-scale farms in Europe’s livestock monitoring market are expected to remain the dominant adopters of livestock monitoring solutions throughout the forecast period. With large herd sizes, European farmers face complex challenges related to managing animal health, reproduction, feeding efficiency, and overall productivity, making manual oversight increasingly impractical. This is driving strong demand for IoT-enabled monitoring systems and data-driven decision-support platforms. These technologies help improve operational efficiency, lower labor dependency, and strengthen herd performance. The growing integration of AI-based analytics and predictive modelling is emerging as a major trend across Europe, supporting early detection of health issues, optimized breeding cycles, and improved milk yields. Solutions such as Nedap’s SmartTag support monitoring of individual animal health, fertility, and behaviors, while Afimilk’s AfiAct II tracks milk production, feeding patterns, and health status, enabling timely interventions to prevent disease outbreaks.

Key Players

Leading players in the Europe livestock monitoring market include MSD Animal Health (US), GEA Group (Germany), DeLaval (Sweden), Nedap N.V. (Netherlands), Afimilk Ltd. (Israel), Datamars (Switzerland), BouMatic (US), CowManager (Netherlands), Dairymaster (Ireland), smaXtec animal care GmbH (Austria), and others.

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