• Very few greenhouse crops are safe from whitefly

  July 19, 2022

  Infestation Levels in Tomato Crops: A Look at the Top Four Does Swirskii Really Do What it's Intended To? Help! How Does Thrips get Into My Crop? Swirski-Mite: [...] to avoid surprises Help, whitefly! Now what? Botrytis problems often have company The advantages of Trianum What is Biological Control? At a Glance: Allies [...] How to control whitefly? Help, whitefly! Now what? The Spread of Whitefly Swirski-Mite: First Aid for Problems with Thrips and Whitefly The Benefits of

• More Sustainable Nematode Formulation

  December 28, 2020

  says Product Manager Cyrille Verdun. The formulation still: … looks the same, is paste-like, and becomes a gel once water is added … leaves no residue … [...] doing their job What is Biological Control? Optimal Results with Entonem and Capsanem Insight to the Production of Nematodes Help! How Does Thrips get Into [...] outstanding performance "Users will not easily notice the change based on the look & feel of the new formulation, except for the bags in the outer box which

• Koppert At Cultivate 2026

  June 1, 2026

  6—we’re in booth 1403, closer to Registration. Look for some innovative new products at the booth, like Limonica predatory mites , the Natutec Airobreez [...] roses Keeping thrips under control: plenty of options! Help, whitefly! Now what? What is Biological Control? The Spread of Whitefly Effective Control of Spider [...] affecting plant production. Ask our Technical Consultants anything you’d like to know about IPM, bio programs, or Koppert’s product line. They’re happy

• Citripar

  ficus ). Visual effect Pupae develop in the mummified skin of the host and look like swollen mealybug larvae. Empty pupae have an irregular exit hole at the [...] instructions on the label. Hang the tube in a place where direct sunlight does not reach it. Leave the tube on the crop for at least two weeks. Carry out [...] pesticides: Koppert’s natural enemies effectively control pests in outdoor crops What is Biological Control?

• Spot the caterpillar!

  June 28, 2023

  move towards biological crop protection Koppert's beneficial nematodes: new look and ready for the future Caterpillars come in all types of species and sizes [...] pupate in the ground. Caterpillars from the Tortricidae family (leaf rollers) like to hide in curled-up leaves. If you touch them, they’ll start to squirm and [...] of their own silk. The caterpillars of Tuta absoluta ( tomato leaf miner ) like to hide away. This small caterpillar lives in the leaf and makes tunnels

• Ten tips to effectively tackle whitefly

  March 6, 2023

  Infestation Levels in Tomato Crops: A Look at the Top Four Does Swirskii Really Do What it's Intended To? Help! How Does Thrips get Into My Crop? Swirskii [...] be one nil up if your uninvited guest does show up. Keep your finger on the pulse when it comes to controlling. Look at how the infestation is developing [...] Very few greenhouse crops are safe from whitefly Help, whitefly! Now what? What is Biological Control? At a Glance: Allies in the Fight Against Whitefly

• Time For A Tune Up

  February 27, 2026

  problems present themselves. If you’re unhappy with your IPM program and looking for solutions, it’s a good time to call in the experts. Koppert’s Technical [...] as well—and how those parts fit together to make a program work. They’re like a pit crew for a Formula One race car. Koppert’s professionals and regional [...] based on their in-person observations and conversations. Their report notes what is working and points out any kinks that remain or have arisen, followed

• Ten need-to-know facts about caterpillars

  June 28, 2023

  For example, the cabbage moth also likes tomatoes, sweet peppers, and chrysanthemums. The African cotton leafworm likes tomato, sweet peppers, and beans [...] move towards biological crop protection Koppert's beneficial nematodes: new look and ready for the future Spot the caterpillar! Butterflies and moths are [...] move towards biological crop protection Koppert's beneficial nematodes: new look and ready for the future Trianum can hold its ground Trianum is a true a

• Biosolutions for Cannabis

  pesticides differently, and Koppert stays on top of what’s allowed, what’s effective, and most importantly, what the grower wants (and doesn’t want) in the product [...] beautiful flowers. Look & Listen Philosophy To solve a problem, the Koppert Consultant arrives on-site for a no cost up-close look. Subtle nuances can [...] used in their area or used in cannabis cultivation. This allows us to know what pest pressures are currently problematic in any specific region. It also

• Thrips

  is a type of waste material that they produce as they feed. The frass looks like small black or white specks on the surface of leaves or flowers and can [...] crop quality and productivity. Solutions for thrips control Learn more about What are thrips? Several species of thrips are a major problem in greenhouse [...] , a name that literally means ‘fringed wings’, and refers to the eyelash-like fringe of hairs along both edges of the thin wings. There are more than 6