• Beneficial microorganisms

  fungi, bacteria and viruses that naturally occur in environments such as soil, water, and air. These microorganisms are harnessed for pest control through

• Tomato looper

  often in a bunch of ripening tomatoes, however, it can also be found in the soil. The pupa has a pale green body, with a dark brown ventral dorsal stripe

• Environmental sustainability

  Furthermore, our commitment to biodiversity extends to fostering healthy soil ecosystems, which serve as the foundation of resilient and sustainable a

• Biosolutions for Tropicals: Pest Control for Floral and Foliage Crops

  a resilient ecosystem above and below ground, where strong roots, healthy soil, and vibrant leaves form a shield against diseases. This balance is key from

• Protected vegetables

  ity. By reducing the reliance on chemical pesticides, IPM helps preserve soil health, water quality, and biodiversity. This sustainable approach safeguards [...] mites , thrips , whitefly , and eggs of moths. Beneficial nematodes control soil-dwelling pests like beetle larvae and foliar pests like caterpillars . Beneficial [...] Advanced biocontrol of spider mite with Spidex Vital Biofungicide that gives soil-borne diseases no chance! The nematodes are doing their job Natupol - Consistent

• Sciarid flies

  feed mainly on decaying plant material and on algae and fungi present in the soil. They, however, can also feed on root hairs, rootlets, and tender root, stem

• Biological seed treatment

  and lessens their impact on the environment. The potential exposure of the soil to agrochemicals is also limited in this way.

• Aphidend

  Application Open the bottle in the greenhouse Place the bottle directly on the soil or rockwool slabs or hang it in-between the plants Do not scatter the contents

• Successful biocontrol in potatoes

  August 3, 2023

  conventional pesticides work poorly on the soil. Our nematodes have the added benefit of being able to move in the soil profile and are able to actively hunt

• Control Bean Seed Fly with Beneficial Nematodes

  bean seed flies lay eggs near host plants. Larvae hatch and tunnel into the soil, feeding on seeds and roots of young plants, causing patchy emergence and