Application‑based soil solarization film segmentation allocates market revenue according to crop category and production system. Vegetable crops, particularly tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers, dominate with roughly 45 % of total sales because growers rely on rapid soil disinfection to meet short‑cycle turnover; the high frequency of planting cycles amplifies film consumption. Fruit crops, including strawberries and melons, represent about 30 % of the market; these perennials require longer exposure periods, prompting the use of thicker, higher‑durability films that increase per‑unit value. Field crops such as cereals, legumes, and oilseeds account for the remaining 25 %; adoption is constrained by larger field sizes and lower price sensitivity, leading to selective deployment in high‑value or disease‑prone zones. The application distribution directly informs production planning, as manufacturers align film thickness, UV protection, and price tier with the agronomic demands of each segment, thereby determining the aggregate market size.