Bioglobal Holdings Ltd, an Australian company, has been at the forefront of agricultural innovation for over 20 years, offering sustainable pest management solutions. Their flagship product, BioAttract, uses kairomone technology to attract and control over 40 pest species, reducing the need for chemical insecticides by up to 95%. BioAttract enhances crop protection, promotes sustainability, and supports growers with eco-friendly practices.

Life Science Review has recently awarded Bioglobal as one of the Top 10 Agricultural Biotech Companies in APAC 2024 for their groundbreaking contribution to the agricultural sector.

On March 7, 2024, Mr. Su Min, CEO of Bioglobal, delivered a presentation on the topic of "Bioglobal Kairomone Based Innovative Pest Management Solutions" at the 5th Biopesticides, Biostimulants, and Biofertilizers Summit. In his speech, Mr. Su Min introduced Bioglobal and touched on kairomone technology in general. He presented kairomones' market potential and how Bioglobal integrates kairomones with current pest management practices.

After three years of R&D and field testing in different regions and orchards in China, Bioglobal has begun supplying SemioLure-OFM, a kairomone-based lure that attracts male and female OFM. This lure contains food-grade fragrance as its active ingredients that are generally regarded as safe. It is an eco-friendly product and may be used in organic farming orchards.

The rice stem borer (RSB), Chilo suppresslis, is one of most destructive pests in rice farming. RSB occurs in East Asia, South Asia, and Europe. It has many overwintering sites and develops several generations in the rice growing period, which can easily result in serious generation overlapping. Heavily relying on chemical insecticides to control this pest has already led to its increasing resistance to insecticides. Using sex pheromones to disrupt the mating of this pest has been widely viewed as a promising alternative.

The Bioglobal R&D team has been preparing biologicals to monitor and control the Tomato Leafminer for four years. While researching and manufacturing sex pheromone lures for monitoring this insect, Bioglobal has been using repelling agents and kairomone-based attractants.

Effective Control of Helicoverpa armigera on Maize By Area-Wide Applications of BioAttract-Heli had been reported by the publication of "Large-area field application confirms the effectiveness of toxicant-infused bait for managing Helicoverpa armigera (Hübner) in maize fields" in SCI on September 6, 2023. The bait referred therein is BioAttract-Heli, a kairomone based product manufactured by Shenzhen Bioglobal Agricultural Science Co. Ltd.

Since May, 2023, Bioglobal has been conducting large-scale demonstration sessions for the use of its kairomone-based product BioAttract-heli in peanut fields in Hebei Province.

On August 28, 2023 in Shanghai, Bioglobal organized a field application training of its kairomone-based products. The attendees included agricultural technology extension personnel from different provinces of China. The training was a success with over 70 people attending.

Following successful trials in Hunan Province in 2022, Bioglobal has been running further trials of its mating disruption dispensers to combat rice stem borers in 2023.

The group CEO, Mr. Min Su, had an interview with AgroPages on March 7, 2022. In this interview, Mr. Su introduced Bioglobal as a pioneer and leader in researching and developing sex pheromones and kairomone-based products and their applications.

Bioglobal released an introductory article, Kairomones VS Pheromones - Bioglobal's Reflection and Visions, in AgroPages in February 15th, 2023.