Visiongain has published a new report on Integrated Pest Management Pheromones Market Report to 2031: By Product Type (Oviposition-Deterring Pheromones, Sex Pheromones, Alarm Pheromones, Aggregation Pheromones, Other Product Type), On the basis of pheromone type (Pheromone traps, Pheromone lures, Other Pheromone Type), On the basis of pest type (Moths, Fruit Flies, Beetles, Others Pest Type), On the basis of application (Agriculture, Horticulture, Forestry, Storage facilities , Other Application), On the basis of end use (Detection & monitoring, Mating disruption, Others End-Use), PLUS COVID-19 Impact Analysis and Recovery Pattern Analysis (V-shaped, W-shaped, U-shaped, L-shaped) Profiles of Leading Companies, Region and Country.

Visiongain has estimated that the total market for Integrated Pest Management Pheromones would be around $x million in 2020 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of x% during the forecast period 2021-2031. In countries with a high birth relationship, such as Africa and Asia-Pacific, the Global Integrated Pest Management (IPM) pheromones market is expected to experience considerable growth. The growing population will lead to higher food consumption and higher farm profits. Furthermore, increased awareness of the effect of pesticides led to the implementation of tenable integrated pesticide management programmes by more farmers. These factors are expected to increase the market for IPM pheromones over the estimated time frame. The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development Working Group for Pesticides (WGP) has developed guidance and guidance on the specific requirement of such pesticide management products with the aim of increasing the development, use and registration of pheromones and other half-chemicals for insect reduction. The market is anticipated to witness constrained development by virtue of restricted application scope. Very specific nature of pheromone programs empowers insurance from essential target species and seldom influences other bug species. This proves as a barrier for implementation of pheromones on a large scale.

What factors could lead to an expansion of the Integrated Pest Management Pheromones market?
The demand for products has been affected by insufficient farmers knowledge of the appropriate use of IPM pheromones. However, local government outreach programmes increase awareness among farmers in developing countries such as China, India and Indonesia about the benefits of IPM pheromones. This ultimately fuels demand for the product in the farming sector. The development and landscape gardening and horticulture of turf are other applications in IPM pheromones. Due to the availability of cheap substitutes, the penetration of these pheromones is low in these applications. IPM pheromones are used primarily as insecticides, and therefore less popular than other agrochemicals.

The inclusion in crop protection of integral pesticide technology offers farmers, the environment and pesticide management organisations a wide variety of benefits. The application of integrated pesticide management techniques reduces the economic risk of the farmer while encouraging cheap pesticide management. It reduces field workers ' health risks by encouraging best practises for management. Reduction in land destruction and crop production is projected to boost the demand for IPM pheromones during the projected period.

IPM pheromones penetrate less than other pesticides in developing agro-economies such as India, China , Brazil and Thailand. It is one of the main factors restricting the growth of the market. The long-term use and efficient results of pesticides reduce the adoption by farmers of new techniques. Worldwide governments undertake efforts to educate farmers and farmers on the advantages of IPM pheromones. The restricted use as an insecticide for specific purposes is a major barriers to the broad implementation of IPM pheromones. The application of insecticides in the crop protection scenario is widely known to have an impact on non-target species. Suppliers of IPM pheromones have to invest extensively in research and development to determine and target different pests in order to target a broad range of species.

How is the product type segment performing?
Sexual pheromones, which represented 64.8% of the global market, were the largest product sectors. Sexual pheromones are widely used in fields to reduce insect growth. The best way to control bugs is to use them for pairing disturbance that reduces the number of insects on products and trees. In the aim of picking male for mating purposes, sex pheromones are mainly collected from the female insects in order to drop the eggs. These insects then feed on crops that cause crops to be destroyed. Copulation interruption is a highly conviction integrated module for pesticide management that distributes enormous amounts of sex pheromone over the crop region and reduces males' ability to spot females to match. Aggregation pheromones are widely utilized for attracting males as well as female pests for the purpose of mass trapping of insects in Integrated Pest Management. These are extensively utilized for bark beetles that can be restrained with drainpipe traps or trap trees. Insects emit alarm pheromones as a response to swift changes or potential predators in the immediate surroundings.

Leading Players
Active IPM
AgbiTech
AgrichemBio
AgriSense-BCS Ltd.
Laboratorio Agrochem, S.L.
ATGC Biotech
Atlas Agro
Russell IPM
Hercon Environmental Corporation
SemiosBIO Technologies

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