Insect-based fertilizers offer a solution to declining soil fertility caused by chemical overuse. Made from insect larvae or waste, they naturally restore soil nutrients and increase water retention. These products are especially popular among organic farmers and sustainable landscapers. The market benefits from low input costs and the rising scalability of insect farming. Environmental concerns and climate regulations are encouraging adoption. They're safe for pollinators and help reduce soil acidification. This sector is witnessing investment from agri-tech firms and sustainable agriculture programs. With rising food demands and land degradation, these fertilizers serve both economic and environmental needs.