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Agriculture ETFs: what each one holds

Funds that hold farm suppliers, food producers and the agricultural technology companies working on yield. 6 funds, largest first, measured by holdings rather than by name. The typical fund carries 20% of its weight in S&P 500 names, which is the 35th most of the 53 themes here with filed books.

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The short answers

How many there are6US listed agriculture ETFs, as of Oct 2, 2026.
The largestMOOVanEck Agribusiness ETF, $1.1bn.
The cheapestVEGIiShares MSCI Agriculture Producers ETF, 0.39% a year.
Best one year total returnVEGIiShares MSCI Agriculture Producers ETF, +18.9%.
Least like the S&P 500PDBAInvesco Agriculture Commodity Strategy No K-1 ETF, 0.0% of its weight in S&P 500 companies.
Closest pairFTAG and MOO45% of their weight in the same companies.

What these funds actually own

Between them the 5 funds' ten largest holdings name 29 companies, of which 7 appear in more than one. Deere & Co is among the ten largest of 4 of them, at an average of 16.1% of the fund.

CompanyIn the top ten ofAvg weightLargest, and where
Deere & Co DE 4 of 5 16.1% 30.3% in VEGI
Vylor Inc VYLR 3 of 5 8.1% 9.8% in KROP
Nutrien Ltd NTR 3 of 5 8.0% 11.7% in KROP
Cf Industries Holdings Inc CF 3 of 5 3.6% 4.0% in MOO
Bunge Global Sa BG 3 of 5 3.3% 4.2% in FTAG
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co ADM 2 of 5 6.6% 7.2% in VEGI
CNH INDUSTRIAL N.V. CNH 2 of 5 3.9% 5.7% in KROP
Invesco Premier US Government Money Portfolio IUGXX 1 of 5 80.7% 80.7% in PDBA
POWERSHARES CAYMAN FUND 1 of 5 19.3% 19.3% in PDBA
KUBOTA CORP 1 of 5 11.0% 11.0% in KROP
BASF SE BAS.GY 1 of 5 9.4% 9.4% in FTAG
Bayer AG BAYN.GY 1 of 5 9.3% 9.3% in FTAG
VYLOR WHEN ISSUED 1 of 5 8.5% 8.5% in VEGI
Bayer Ag 1 of 5 7.7% 7.7% in MOO
Zoetis Inc ZTS 1 of 5 5.6% 5.6% in MOO

Agriculture ETFs, the companies their ten largest holdings name. The 15 most widely held of 29. Each fund files its whole book and this counts the ten largest out of it, so a fund missing from a row may still hold that company below its own tenth position. Weights are of the funds that name it, never of the theme. Source: each fund's latest SEC filing or its issuer’s own daily holdings file, read by ETFIQ.

How much of each fund is the S&P 500
MOO
34.2%
PDBA
0.0%
VEGI
46.1%
KROP
20.3%
FTAG
17.4%

Share of each fund's weight in companies that are also in the S&P 500. Above half, a theme fund is mostly a core fund with a different name.

One year total return, the 6 with a full year
MOO
+13.3% −2.9 pts
PDBA
+9.7% −6.6 pts
VEGI
+18.9% +2.6 pts
TILL
+18.2% +2.0 pts
KROP
+17.6% +1.3 pts
FTAG
+12.3% −3.9 pts

White marker is the S&P 500 over the same days, +16.2%. Last column is the gap in points.

The 6 largest agriculture ETFs

ETFIQ covers 6 agriculture ETFs. The largest are MOO ($1.1bn), PDBA ($480m) and VEGI ($172m); fees run 0.39% to 0.89%, as of .

  1. 1MOO$1.1bn0.56%VanEck Agribusiness ETF
  2. 2PDBA$480m0.59%Invesco Agriculture Commodity Strategy No K-1 ETF
  3. 3VEGI$172m0.39%iShares MSCI Agriculture Producers ETF
  4. 4TILL$36m0.89%Teucrium Agricultural Strategy No K-1 ETF
  5. 5KROP$18m0.50%Global X AgTech & Food Innovation ETF
  6. 6FTAG$14m0.70%First Trust Indxx Global Agriculture ETF

Every agriculture ETF, largest first

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Net assets
TickerFundIssuerNet assets ↓In the S&P 500Active shareTotal return 1Yvs S&P 500Fee
MOOVanEck Agribusiness ETF →VanEck$1.1bn34.2%99.5%+13.3%−2.9 pts0.56%
PDBAInvesco Agriculture Commodity Strategy No K-1 ETF →Invesco$480m0.0%100.0%+9.7%−6.6 pts0.59%
VEGIiShares MSCI Agriculture Producers ETF →iShares$172m46.1%99.5%+18.9%+2.6 pts0.39%
TILLTeucrium Agricultural Strategy No K-1 ETF →Teucrium$36mno filing yetno filing yet+18.2%+2.0 pts0.89%
KROPGlobal X AgTech & Food Innovation ETF →Global X$18m20.3%99.6%+17.6%+1.3 pts0.50%
FTAGFirst Trust Indxx Global Agriculture ETF →First Trust$14m17.4%99.6%+12.3%−3.9 pts0.70%
Agriculture ETFs: what each one holds, as of Oct 2, 2026. Source: ETFIQ.MOO →PDBA →VEGI →TILL →KROP →FTAG →

How much of each pair is the same fund

The closest pair is FTAG and MOO, which hold 45% of their weight in the same companies. The furthest apart is PDBA and VEGI at 0%. The middle pair of the 10 is 30%. The grid is the 5 largest of 6 funds.

MOOPDBAVEGIKROPFTAGMOO
0%
38%
36%
45%
PDBA
0%
0%
0%
0%
VEGI
38%
0%
30%
30%
KROP
36%
0%
30%
31%
FTAG
45%
0%
30%
31%

Agriculture ETFs, the share of each pair’s weight held in the same companies. Read across or down; the figure is the same either way. Cells are shaded against the closest pair here, 45%. Weight overlap is the sum, over every company both funds hold, of the smaller of the two weights. Funds whose published book is cut short are left out rather than compared short, which would read as two funds being more different than they are. Source: each fund’s own filed or daily holdings, read by ETFIQ.

What each fund holds alone

The largest holding no other fund in the grid holds, and how much of the fund is in names none of the others own.

FundLargest holding it alone hasWeightAll its own names
MOO Zoetis Inc ZTS 5.6%
35.7%
PDBA Invesco Premier US Government Money Portfolio IUGXX 80.4%
100.0%
VEGI VYLOR WHEN ISSUED 8.5%
37.3%
KROP BAYER AG-REG 4.6%
29.7%
FTAG BASF SE BAS.GY 9.4%
44.1%

Agriculture ETFs, the largest holding no other fund in the grid holds. Source: ETFIQ.

Questions people ask

How many agriculture ETFs are there?
ETFIQ covers 6 US listed agriculture ETFs as of Oct 2, 2026. That is every one it can measure from the fund’s own published holdings.
What is the largest agriculture ETF?
MOO, VanEck Agribusiness ETF, at $1.1bn in net assets, the largest of the 6 agriculture ETFs with a published size as of Oct 2, 2026.
What is the cheapest agriculture ETF?
VEGI, iShares MSCI Agriculture Producers ETF, at 0.39% a year, the lowest fee of the 6 agriculture ETFs that publish one.
Which agriculture ETF has performed best over the past year?
VEGI, iShares MSCI Agriculture Producers ETF, at +18.9% total return over the year to Oct 2, 2026, the highest of the 6 agriculture ETFs with a full year of trading behind them. Past returns do not predict future ones.
What do agriculture ETFs hold?
Funds that hold farm suppliers, food producers and the agricultural technology companies working on yield. Between them the 5 agriculture ETFs ETFIQ can read name 29 companies in their ten largest holdings, most widely Deere & Co, which is among the ten largest of 4 of them.
Do agriculture ETFs hold the same companies?
It depends which two. Across the 10 pairs of the 5 agriculture ETFs with a full published book, FTAG and MOO hold 45% of their weight in the same companies, PDBA and VEGI hold 0%, and the middle pair holds 30%. Two funds sold on one theme are not the same fund.

What the issuers say about this theme

The houses behind these agriculture funds publish their own work on the subject. These are their pages and their words, not ETFIQ’s, and a fund company writing about a theme it sells a fund on is making a case. Read them that way.

VanEckVanEck Insights ↗Their research index
InvescoInvesco insights ↗Their research index
iSharesiShares Portfolio Insights ↗Their research index
Global XGlobal X Insights, including The Next Big Theme ↗Their research index
First TrustFirst Trust Investment Insights ↗Their research index

Issuer material on this theme. Links leave ETFIQ. Source: each issuer’s own site.

Where to next
The largest agriculture ETFs→The cheapest agriculture ETFs→The agriculture ETFs least like the S&P 500→The agriculture ETFs that returned most→The most concentrated agriculture ETFs→Every thematic ETF406 →Compare two funds→The vocabulary→
Where these figures came from
Fund holdings from SEC Form N-PORT and from the issuers own daily files ↗SEC EDGAR, full-text search of fund filings ↗SEC Form N-PORT, what a fund filed it holds ↗Rule 19a-1, what a distribution notice must say ↗

ETFIQ links to the documents behind every figure. It is not affiliated with any issuer, and a link is not an endorsement. ETFIQ is an independent publisher and makes no recommendations; every figure is calculated from published data. Standards and sources →

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