Agricultural pheromones function through biochemical mimicry, confusing pest species to prevent reproduction. These bio-solutions offer precision agriculture benefits while minimizing chemical residues. Industry growth is spurred by sustainability programs, pesticide resistance concerns, and innovation initiatives. Categories feature behavior disruptors, mass-capture products, non-lethal repellents, and automated diffusers. Operated within plantation estates, kitchen gardens, floriculture hubs, cereal units, and plantation zones. Geographic expansion thrives across Canada, Germany, Brazil, Japan, and Egypt. Academic collaborations, farmer incentives, and legislative support enhance innovation. The shift toward environmentally conscious strategies underlines pheromone technology’s potential to redefine modern pest management without compromising ecological balance.