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Agricultural pheromones are chemical compounds used in agrochemicals and fertilizers to attract or repel insects and other pests. They are used to disrupt the mating cycle of pests, reduce crop damage, and increase crop yields. Pheromones are also used to monitor pest populations and to detect the presence of pests. They are often used in combination with other pest control methods, such as biological control and chemical control.
Agricultural pheromones are available in a variety of formulations, including liquid, granular, and aerosol. They are applied to crops, soil, and other areas where pests are present. The use of pheromones in agrochemicals and fertilizers is becoming increasingly popular due to their effectiveness and safety.
Some companies in the agricultural pheromone market include BASF, Syngenta, FMC Corporation, and Sumitomo Chemical. Show Less Read more