• Pests and Pals Webinar: Watch the Recording Now!

  March 19, 2025

  control is revolutionizing the way growers manage pests and pathogens—naturally and sustainably. In collaboration with Farmer Bailey , we hosted an exclusive [...] webinar where Kristen Fowler and Heidi Doering, technical experts from Natural Enemies / Koppert , shared their insights on how predatory insects and

• 50 Years of Experience and a lot of R&D Efforts

  November 14, 2019

  on of fungi and bacteria which naturally improve the growth and productivity of plants, while strengthening the natural resilience of crops against diseases [...] The ongoing attempt to discover and utilize natural principles form the backbone of Koppert’s activities. Koppert has been following these principles for [...] Koppert is determined to continually discover and harness the potential of natural solutions. Personal Custom Tailored Advice There are more than six professional

• Koppert at IPPS Louisville

  October 1, 2025

  attention . Koppert supports propagators in their efforts to control pests naturally and effectively because we believe the world needs 100% sustainable agriculture [...] developing and promoting sustainable growing practices in partnership with nature. Koppert joins with IPPS in the mission to seek and share information and

• Combating food loss and waste: Taking action to transform food systems

  September 28, 2023

  using biological crop protection products and beneficial microorganisms to naturally control pests. This approach minimizes the need for chemical pesticides [...] Pollinators like bees are indispensable for producing numerous crops. Our natural pollination solutions bolster pollination rates, enabling farmers to achieve [...] pollination. Strengthening crop health: Our plant health products fortify the natural defenses of crops, rendering them more resilient against diseases and e

• Free Webinar series; Implementing Plant Empowerment

  May 19, 2020

  automation, substrate, glass types, climate, pollination , natural pest & disease control and natural & artificial lighting. We start on Wednesday, June 3 rd [...] t. They also learn how to grow crops in a sustainable way by using the natural growing power and resilience of a plant. The first webinar will be held [...] four webinars. The participants learn how to stimulate and support the natural growing power of the plants by creating optimal growth conditions. The authors

• Swirski-Mite: the do’s and don'ts in a nutshell

  February 1, 2023

  Not all natural enemies get along equally well: some eat each other. Choose the combination of predatory mites with care. Don't use natural plant protection [...] effects, and learn as you go. Learn about the biology of pests and their natural enemies. That way, you can create your own system that suits your company

• Beneficial nematodes

  nematodes or beneficial nematodes, are microscopic roundworms that serve as natural agents for biological pest control . Beneficial nematodes are highly specific [...] they locate a suitable host, the nematodes enter the host's body through natural openings, such as the mouth, spiracles (insect breathing tubes), anus or [...] nematodes that have a unique relationship with insects. These nematodes are natural predators of various insects and play a crucial role in biological pest

• Microflora SA

  and ornamental plants. It consists of a liquid formulation consortium of natural rhizobacteria. Microflora SA is formulated to enhance plant growth, by improving

• Getting a handle on the spider mite – how can you keep population development under control?

  March 3, 2023

  limit population development. Start by making sure that you have enough natural enemies on standby. In some cases, climate control can also help. Temperature [...] infestation develops more slowly than in a crop like cucumber. The presence of natural enemies also has a good inhibiting effect on population development. The [...] of course, beneficial. As a grower, you can increase the edge that the natural enemies have by ensuring that you introduce large numbers of them at the

• Blueberry

  lacewings, predatory mites , parasitic wasps and predatory beetles. These natural enemies feed on pests, reducing their numbers and preventing them from causing