Podcast with Tech On Demand: A Biological Approach to Spring IPM, featuring Koppert’s Heidi Doering

worth a listen. Be sure to stay tuned until the very end! Heidi has worked with Koppert for the past decade and is one of the most well-informed plant [...] relate to biological IPM. Heidi also explores the importance of relationships in this regard, and gives her thoughts on Thrips parvispinus—the pepper thrips [...] Bill Calkins is widely known as the editor of Tech On Demand, the email newsletter discussing technical topics in the horticultural industry. In his companion

A viable alternative to chemical pesticides: Koppert’s natural enemies effectively control pests in outdoor crops

Premium quality around the world Big impact starts small Harness the added value of nature's helpers For over 50 years, growers around the world have applied [...] application methods are simplifying the use of our biological solutions in the field. By working closely with growers to optimize existing solutions and develop [...] pests. The use of natural enemies, such as parasitic wasps , differs from the use of conventional crop protection products. In greenhouses, the use of

Unveiling the Buzz - Outdoor pollination products with a new look from Spring 2024

In the dynamic landscape of global agriculture, the critical role of efficient pollination in outdoor cultivation has come to the forefront. Koppert has [...] rebranding initiatives, the outdoor pollination portfolio with get a fresh look. A unified identity Alongside the innovative design, the reliable Tripol (EU) [...] 2024, it underscores our dedication to remaining at the forefront of agricultural innovation, equipping farmers with the tools essential for success in an

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

increasing to 30°C before slowing down again above this level. At 25°C, population numbers double every three days, so the more you can do to lower the temperature [...] therefore, inhibit the infestation. The spider mite consumes a large quantity of plant sap to ensure that it absorbs enough nutrients. The mite then rids itself [...] cucumber. The presence of natural enemies also has a good inhibiting effect on population development. The predatory mites , which are the basis for the products

Limonica: breakthrough in large-scale production of a complex predatory mite

when we submitted a new project to R&D. Together with production, they reviewed the entire process, from the type and quantity of feed to the composition [...] confident about the future of Limonica . “We have cracked the code. The rearing is good, the volumes are adjustable, and we are ready to support growers [...] accepts the best food. It is a diva. And that makes its production complex.” From unstable produce to robust upscaling The challenge was not only in the rearing

Knowing & recognizing

s of the most prevalent pests, diseases and their natural enemies. This book provides the reader with the necessary information to understand the interaction [...] giving you the ability to recognize the pest or disease you are up against by means of detailed illustrations and close-up photographs. The knowledge gained [...] new biopesticides and biostimulants that increase the plant’s resilience to stress and help the plant to grow better and remain healthier. Koppert believes

Looking Back at NECANN Boston 2025

appreciate a consultant who walks the fields with them, listens to the problems from the staff, and looks the grower in the eye when discussing possible solutions [...] humidity. In many cases, the sachet is designed to allow one to several cycles of eggs to hatch, extending the viability of the packet. It’s a subtle detail [...] an important one to anyone looking to extend the lifespan or improve the viability of their program—the mylar sachets outperform the paper teabag styles

The 3 full-automatic blowers to distribute natural enemies from Koppert BIological Systems

How to use the Mini-Airbug from Koppert

How to use the Wireless Beehome from Koppert