Japan Agricultural Biologicals Market to hit US$ 401.4 Million by 2032

Tokyo, Japan – Dec. 31, 2025

As per DataM intelligence research report “The Global Agricultural Biologicals Market reached USD 15,456.34 million in 2024 and is expected to grow with a CAGR of 15.50% during the forecast period 2025-2032.” Sustainable farming practices are accelerating adoption of agricultural biological inputs.

Japan: Recent Industry Developments

• December 2025: Sumitomo Chemical launched a biostimulant derived from fermentation byproducts. The product improves root uptake of nutrients in cold conditions. It helps Japanese farmers maintain yields during unseasonal weather.
• November 2025: A Japanese agri-tech consortium tested drone-applied biological pest control. The project uses drones to release beneficial insects (natural enemies) over fields. It automates biological control for Japan’s labor-starved agriculture.
• October 2025: OAT Agrio expanded the sales of its “Green” series biopesticides. The products use natural extracts to control mites and aphids in greenhouses. It supports the production of eco-friendly vegetables in Japan.
• September 2025: The MAFF announced a subsidy program for farmers adopting biological inputs. The initiative aims to reduce chemical fertilizer use by 30% by 2030. It drives the market adoption of green agricultural technologies in Japan.

United States: Recent Industry Developments

• November 2025: Corteva Agriscience acquired a biologicals startup to expand its pheromone portfolio.
• October 2025: Pivot Bio launched a new nitrogen-fixing microbe for wheat and sorghum.
• September 2025: Bayer Crop Science introduced a biological fungicide for root protection in soy.

Agricultural Biologicals Market: Drivers
The agricultural biologicals market is growing as sustainable farming practices gain global acceptance. Biological inputs enhance soil health and crop productivity. Rising demand for organic produce supports adoption. Technological advances improve formulation stability and efficacy. Regulatory incentives encourage use of eco-friendly solutions.