• A life-long commitment to help growers thrive with sustainable growing practice

  December 10, 2024

  solutions and vows to continue this mission for the rest of her life. Growing up in a farming family, Rianne's father was a pioneer in using biological

• 6 Steps for a Successful Mealybug Biological Program

  March 14, 2024

  patience It can take a few years for beneficial insect populations to build up. But rest assured that you are creating an environment that released and

• Whitefly – small pest, big problem

  February 2, 2023

  (TYLCV) is one of the most serious. The larvae and mature insects can pick up the virus before transmitting it in the adult stage. Even more misery The

• Effective Control of Spider Mite and Thrips

  July 6, 2020

  for Spider Mites Spider mite and thrips are pests that are bound to turn up in strawberry cultivation. So how can you keep them at bay? Don’t panic:

• Atheta

  applied right away upon receipt, though if necessary can be held at 50°C for up to 7 days. Typically, one application at the beginning of the growing cycle

• Lift Off for Koppert Innovation

  January 14, 2020

  solutions for growers. For more information about UAV-IQ and how to set up an appointment visit, https://www.uaviq.com/en/biocontrol/ . Successful

• Great Results in Combating Grubs in Blueberries

  March 19, 2019

  of nematodes grew to a level of 70%, and after the second year of use even up to 95%. Such a large reduction of pests has greatly contributed to the

• GreenGuard by Dümmen Orange: For A Sustainable Chain

  November 6, 2018

  states Van Leeuwen. ‘And all the links in the chain that follow this, right up to consumers across the world, profit too.’ More authorizations, more

• What is Thripex Plus?

  May 30, 2018

  you received a hanging basket from a friend or a family member to brighten up your day. If you have in one way or another come across a potted plant you

• A life rooted in agriculture: transforming the future with Koppert

  December 10, 2024

  of every grower. “They establish themselves quickly in the crops and build up populations very fast, which means growers have a standing army of mites in