Top Agricultural Pheromones Companies

Global Agricultural Pheromones Market size was valued at USD 5.39 Billion in 2024 and is poised to grow from USD 6.31 Billion in 2025 to USD 22.3 Billion by 2033, growing at a CAGR of 17.1% during the forecast period (2026–2033). 

The global agricultural pheromones market is competitive given the large firms are focusing more on innovation, strategic alliances, and global expansion. Cutting-edge R&D paired with environmentally friendly pest control mechanisms have led to the domination of the market by industry leaders including Biobest, Bayer, Provivi, Russell IPM, ISCA Technologies, and Suterra LLC. Expansion of market presence is usually through collaborations, acquisitions, and mergers. Also driving competition is the rising investment in precision agriculture and biotechnology between regional as well as international firms. 'Shin-Etsu Chemical Co., Ltd. (Japan) ', 'Koppert Biological Systems (Netherlands) ', 'Biobest Group NV (Belgium) ', 'Suterra LLC (USA) ', 'Russell IPM Ltd (UK) ', 'BASF SE (Germany) ', 'Isagro S.p.A. (Italy) ', 'ISCA Technologies (USA) ', 'Trécé, Inc. (USA) ', 'Certis USA LLC (USA) ', 'Pacific Biocontrol Corporation (USA) ', 'Bedoukian Research (USA) ', 'Pherobank BV (Netherlands) ', 'Bioline Agrosciences Ltd (UK) ', 'Laboratorios Agrochem (Spain) ', 'Novagrica Hellas SA (Greece) ', 'Bio Controle (Brazil) ', 'Hercon Environmental Corporation (USA) ', 'SemiosBio Technologies Inc. (Canada) ', 'Harmony Ecotech Pvt. Ltd. (India)'

Consumer and regulatory attention to environmental sustainability and food safety is driving demand for reduced chemical usage in pest control methods. Agricultural pheromones, which are natural compounds emitted by insects for communication, offer an alternative that is sustainable. They target pests specifically, thus minimizing harm to non-target organisms and beneficial insects, reducing pesticide residues, and preserving biodiversity. Integrated pest management practices are driving the adoption of agricultural pheromones. Through pheromone-based methods and other tactics of pest control, farmers are now capable of controlling pest populations while gradually lessening their dependency on chemical pesticides. Regulatory support and incentives for sustainable agriculture further drive the adoption of agricultural pheromones.

Increased Adoption of Integrated Pest Management: There is a growing demand for agricultural pheromones due to the increasing trend of integrated pest management (IPM). With pheromone-based products, farmers are now controlling insects with minimal chemical pesticides. Governments and regulatory bodies are promoting IPM methodologies as a basis for sustainable agriculture, which is driving up the research and development expenditure in the market in the form of pheromone-based technology for different crops.

The North American market registered USD 1.60 billion in 2024. It became a prominent player in the global market. Suitable legislation for sustainable pest management along with sound and extensive agricultural infrastructure and increased adoption of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) techniques all bodes well for the region. Positive financing conditions also promote higher investments and better market values. Improving the pheromone-based pest control products along with an increased awareness among the consumers towards environmentally friendly farming techniques are driving the market forward. North America is expected to be at the top of the sector with innovative changes and promoting rules.