Agricultural pheromones use scent-based interference methods to protect crops through ecologically neutral pest control. These tools harness biologically engineered scents altering insect actions effectively. Expansion emerges through climate goals, organic produce initiatives, eco-policies, and technological breakthroughs. Segment offerings include luring systems, mating disruption, airborne formulations, and surveillance devices. Used in citrus farms, nurseries, indoor farming setups, and staple grain plots. Regions exhibiting progress include Mexico, Turkey, Thailand, Canada, and South Korea. Farmer education, affordable tools, and data-driven delivery mechanisms support scalability. The strategy enhances yield quality while reducing environmental footprint, offering a resilient agricultural model.