Global Agricultural
Biopesticides Market Segmentation, By Type (Bioinsecticides,
Biofungicides, Bionematicides, Other Biopesticides), By Source (Microbial
Pesticides {Bacteria-based, Fungi-based, Virus-based}, Biochemical Pesticides {Plant
Extracts & Botanicals, Semi chemicals}, Macrobials/Predators), By
Formulation (Liquid Formulations, Dry Formulations), By Mode of Application (Foliar
Spray, Seed Treatment, Soil Treatment, Post-Harvest), By Crop Type (Cereals
& Grains, Oilseeds & Pulses, Fruits & Vegetables, Turf &
Ornamentals)- Industry Trends and Forecast to 2033
Global Agricultural Biopesticides
Market size was valued at USD 7546.7 million
in 2024 and is
expected to reach at USD 16316.2 million in 2033, with a CAGR of 8.5% during
the forecast period of 2025 to 2033.
Global Agricultural Biopesticides Market Overview
The market for agricultural biopesticides
in farming all over the world is growing a lot because more people want food
grown without chemicals, farming methods that don't hurt the earth, and rules
about man-made bug killers are getting tougher. These agricultural biopesticides,
which come from things like germs, mushrooms, and parts of plants, are a safe
way to get rid of bugs and keep the dirt and variety of life in it healthy. Applications
knowing more, help from the government, and better ways to mix these bug
killers are also making the market grow. Using different ways to manage bugs
and farming that uses technology are also helping these bug killers work
better. Because they are being used more on expensive crops, the market is set
to get much bigger in both rich and up-and-coming farming areas.
Global Agricultural Biopesticides Market Scope
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Global Agricultural
Biopesticides Market |
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Years
Considered |
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Historical Period |
2020 - 2023 |
Market Size (2024) |
USD 7546.7 Million |
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Base Year |
2024 |
Market Size
(2033) |
USD 16316.2 Million |
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Forecast Period |
2025 - 2033 |
CAGR (2025 – 2033) |
8.5% |
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Segments
Covered |
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By Type |
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Bioinsecticides ·
Biofungicide ·
Bionematicides ·
Other Biopesticides |
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By Source |
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Microbial
Pesticides o Bacteria-based o Fungi-based o Virus-based ·
Biochemical
Pesticides o Plant Extracts & Botanicals o Semi chemicals ·
Macrobials/Predators |
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By Formulation |
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Liquid Formulations ·
Dry Formulations |
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By Mode of
Application |
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Foliar
Spray ·
Seed
Treatment ·
Soil
Treatment ·
Post-Harvest |
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By Crop type |
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Cereals & Grains ·
Oilseeds & Pulses ·
Fruits & Vegetables ·
Turf & Ornamentals |
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Countries
Catered |
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North America |
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United States ·
Canada ·
Mexico |
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Europe |
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United
Kingdom ·
Germany ·
France ·
Spain ·
Italy ·
Rest
of Europe |
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Asia Pacific |
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China ·
India ·
Japan ·
Australia ·
South Korea ·
Rest of Asia Pacific |
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Latin America |
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Brazil ·
Argentina ·
Rest
of Latin America |
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Middle East & Africa
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Saudi Arabia ·
South Africa ·
Rest of MEA |
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Key Companies |
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Bayer AG ·
BASF SE |
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Global Agricultural Biopesticides Market Dynamics
The things that affect how the
world's farm biopesticide business acts are due to more people using
earth-friendly farming methods, rules from the government, and customers
wanting food that is natural and doesn't have leftover chemicals. More people
know that chemical bug killers hurt people, good soil, and different kinds of
life, which makes Applications and farming companies want to use safer options
like tiny living things, plants, and agricultural biopesticides. New
improvements in how these are made, like tiny coverings and longer shelf life,
help these products work better and be easier to use. Also, using biopesticides
with farming that uses exact amounts and computer tools lets people kill bugs
in a specific way, using fewer chemicals overall and making more crops.
Government plans and money help in places like North America, Europe, and Asia
to get people to use them more, especially for pricey crops like fruits,
vegetables, and things grown in greenhouses. But there are still problems, like
small Applications not knowing much about them, them costing more to make than
regular bug killers, and hard rules to get them approved that can make it take
longer to sell them. New chances are opening up in new markets where farming is
getting more modern and more money is being put into safe ways to protect
crops. Working together between farming tech companies and research places is
helping to make new and better bug killers using tiny living things and ways to
stop bugs using RNA. Overall, the business is pushed by wanting to protect the
earth, new tech ideas, and more people around the world wanting farm goods that
are safe and good, making biopesticides as a key component of the future of
crop protection.
Global Agricultural
Biopesticides Market Segment Analysis
The Agriculture biopesticides
market is broken down shows a varied setup based on kind, origin, how it's
made, how it's used, and what crop it's for, with each part helping the market
grow. Based on kind, the market is split into bug killers, fungus killers, worm
killers, and other biopesticides. Bug killers are the biggest part because
insects cause lots of problems for big crops, and fungus killers are being used
more to handle fungus issues in fruits, veggies, and valuable crops. Worm
killers are becoming more popular for managing worm problems, especially in
crops grown in soil, and other biopesticides, such as weed-killing bioproducts,
are for specific uses.
Based on origin, biopesticides
include pesticides made from microbes, pesticides made from chemicals, and big
creatures/predators. Pesticides made from microbes, which come from bacteria,
fungi, or viruses, target pests well and make up a big part of the market
because they work and are approved by regulators. Pesticides made from
chemicals, like plant stuff, botanicals, and semi chemicals, are liked because
they aren't very toxic and are safe for the environment, while big
creatures/predators offer natural pest control in systems that combine
different methods.
Based on formulation, liquid and
dry biopesticides are the biggest in the market. Liquid versions are liked for
spraying on leaves and putting in soil because they mix easily and spread
evenly, while dry versions, like powders and granules, are good for treating
seeds and storing for a long time.
Based on mode of application,
biopesticides are put on through leaf sprays, seed treatments, soil treatments,
and after crops are harvested. Leaf sprays are commonly used to quickly control
pests, seed treatments protect crops early on, soil treatments manage worms and
fungus, and post-harvest applications control pests during storage.
Based on the crop, the main
segments are grains, oilseeds and beans, fruits and veggies, and grass and
decorative plants. Fruits and veggies have a lot of demand because they're
easily affected by pests and are worth a lot of money, while grains are used
the most in terms of volume. Oilseeds, beans, and decorative plants are
increasingly being targeted for pest control solutions that are good for the
environment. Overall, the market's breakdown shows that biopesticides are being
used more for different crops and uses, driven by being sustainable, having
regulatory support, and new technology.
Global Agricultural
Biopesticides Market Regional Analysis
The study of different areas for
the world market of agricultural biopesticides in farming shows that North
America is a top area because of its modern farming methods, solid rules, and
wide use of natural and lasting ways to protect crops. The U.S. and Canada make
people want bug killers made from tiny organisms and natural materials for
grains, fruits, and veggies. Europe is also important, with countries like
Germany, France, and Italy pushing for farming that doesn't harm the
environment by having strict rules about bug killers and giving money to Applications,
which helps the common use of natural fungicides and insecticides. The
Asia-Pacific area is growing the fastest, helped by more modern farming, rising
need for costly crops, and plans by governments in countries like India, China,
and Japan to promote bug control that lasts. Latin America is getting bigger at
a good pace, especially in Brazil and Argentina, because they farm to sell to
other countries and use combined ways to control bugs. At the same time, the
Middle East and Africa are new markets, supported by growing knowledge, test
programs, and some growing setup for agricultural biopesticides, which sets
these areas up to grow later on.
Global Agricultural Biopesticides Market Key Players
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Bayer AG
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BASF SE
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Syngenta Group
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Corteva Agriscience
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UPL Limited
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FMC Corporation
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Marrone Bio Innovations
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Valent BioSciences
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Koppert Biological Systems
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Certis USA LLCi
Recent Developments
In February 2025, Syngenta
announced the acquisition of the Novartis repository of natural compounds and
genetic strains for agricultural use. This move enhances Syngenta's biologicals
research and development capabilities, providing access to novel leads for
agricultural research and integrated capabilities in bioengineering and data
science.
In September 2025, the
Andhra Pradesh government, in collaboration with tribal Applications and
the Coffee Board, implemented an integrated pest management plan to combat
Coffee Berry Borer (CBB) infestations in Araku coffee plantations. The plan
involved the use of the biopesticide Beauveria bassiana and Brocap traps,
showcasing a community-driven approach to sustainable pest control.
Research Methodology
At Foreclaro Global Research, our
research methodology is firmly rooted in a comprehensive and systematic
approach to market research. We leverage a blend of reliable public and
proprietary data sources, including industry reports, government publications,
company filings, trade journals, investor presentations, and credible online
databases. Our analysts critically evaluate and triangulate information to
ensure accuracy, consistency, and depth of insights. We follow a top-down and
bottom-up data modelling framework to estimate market sizes and forecasts,
supplemented by competitive benchmarking and trend analysis. Each research
output is tailored to client needs, backed by transparent data validation
practices, and continuously refined to reflect dynamic market conditions.
The market was valued at approximately USD 7,546.7 million in 2024 and is projected to reach about USD 16,316.2 million by 2033, growing at a CAGR of around 8.5% during the 2025-2033 period.
