• Neoseiulus californicus

  detected in the crop. Introduction rates typically range from 25-125 per m2/release. Releases should be repeated at least five times at weekly intervals

• Neoseiulus cucumeris

  detected in the crop. Introduction rates typically range from 50-100 per m2/release. Releases should be repeated if necessary. Consult a Koppert advisor

• New Sachet Improves Spider Mite Control

  November 1, 2018

  near Amsterdam in the Netherlands. Koppert can be found at hall C, booth 2.27. Learn More

• Frequently Asked Questions

  August 5, 2021

  bumblebees are the only pollinators present, Koppert typically recommends 2 hives for every acre, with the exception of blueberries and cranberries where

• Natupol - Consistent Quality and Continuous Innovation

  June 10, 2020

  designed for crops with a high density of flowers (35-60 per m²/115-197 per ft 2 ) and is ideal for strawberries, cherry or snack tomatoes, and all crops under [...] Up is suitable for crops covering a surface of more than 2000 m² (6562 ft 2 ). The standard Natupol hive for the pollination of most fruit and vegetable

• World Soil Day

  December 3, 2020

  face. Of the 17 goals, four are specifically related to soils: SDG 2, 3, 12 and 15. Goal 2, for instance, insists that we must produce food sustainably and

• Designed with growers in mind

  February 22, 2023

  and traceability throughout the logistics chain. For example, the datamatrix 2D barcode identifies the specific batch of a product. A QR code helps you navigate

• Predatory Mites Whitepaper

  thrips-predating phytoseiids, A. limonicus and T. montdorensis predate also large (2nd instar) thrips larvae. They also have the highest numerical response to thrips [...] average good average good good good good avarage bad bad Tabel 2. Effectiveness (measured as development and oviposition) of different predatory

• Whitefly

  and shape: Whiteflies are small, winged insects that are typically about 1-2 mm in length. They have a distinctive, triangular shape and hold their wings

• 6 Steps for a Successful Mealybug Biological Program

  March 19, 2024

  early spring (March/April), before mealybugs start producing copious honeydew. 2) Start beneficial insect releases early in the season (April/May) Beneficials