• Target pests of beneficial nematodes in top fruits

  cannot be controlled by nematodes. Koppert is continuously researching new possibilities. Contact your local Koppert contact for more info. Always check [...] the entomopathogenic nematodes produced by Koppert has been selected to target specific pest insects and Koppert produces specific strains of Steinernema [...] used complementary to chemical solutions. More than 35 years of experience Koppert started producing nematodes in 1986. Many years of experience have gone

• Sustainability Goes Further Than Biocontrol

  August 18, 2021

  Peter Maes, Koppert's director of Corporate Marketing. The latest techniques and technology are growing in importance in response to Koppert's broader field [...] visit HortiBiz: Sustainably goes further than biocontrol. Learn More about Koppert

• Natutec Airbug

  Use the Natutec Airbug for the distribution of natural enemies in the crop. The Airbug can be used for both full-field distribution and for specific hot spots. Mode of action The innovative combinatio

• Amblydromalus limonicus

  or twice, or until control is achieved. Consult a Koppert advisor or a recognized distributor of Koppert products for advice on the best strategy for your

• Swirski-Mite Plus, Now in Even Better Shape

  July 2, 2019

  Amblyseius swirskii Swirski-Mite Plus is a trusted biological solution from Koppert Biological Systems for the effective control of thrips and whitefly in many [...] have a new look that reflects its quality and reliability even more,’ says Koppert Product Manager, Tim Bossinga. ‘The material of the sachet is still the [...] current Swirski-Mite Plus sachet.´ Efficient Control of Whitefly and Thrips Koppert introduced Amblyseius swirskii to the protected cultivation market in 2006

• Beneficial nematodes

  Beneficial nematodes for pest control Nematodes for pest control, often referred to as entomopathogenic nematodes or beneficial nematodes, are microscopic roundworms that serve as natural agents for b

• Target pests of beneficial nematodes in soft fruits

  cannot be controlled by nematodes. Koppert is continuously researching new possibilities. Contact your local Koppert contact for more info. Always check [...] the entomopathogenic nematodes produced by Koppert has been selected to target specific pest insects and Koppert produces specific strains of Steinernema [...] used complementary to chemical solutions. More than 35 years of experience Koppert started producing nematodes in 1986. Many years of experience have gone

• Red Headed Flea Beetle Eradication Described in April 2025 GrowerTalks Issue

  February 25, 2025

  Beetles Coleoptera Beneficial nematodes Koppert's beneficial nematodes: new look and ready for the future The How and Why of IPM We Know What Eradicates [...] Eradicates Red Headed Flea Beetle , an article by Koppert’s national ornamental consultant team manager, Jeremy Webber, appears in the April 2025 issue of GrowerTalks [...] information about building an effective bioprogram, contact Jeremy at: jwebber@koppert.com . We Know What Eradicates Redheaded Flea Beetle (GrowerTalks Magazine)

• No Risks for Employees or for the Environment

  October 22, 2019

  In 2010, the company found Koppert and continued applying Steinernema feltiae , but this time it was delivered by Koppert as the product Entonem , which [...] the excellent assistance we have received from Koppert Mexico. We have also started applying other Koppert products and often use Swirski-Mite against thrips [...] we receive from Koppert is essential to us. Although we are able to combat most pests effectively, it is comforting to know that Koppert’s knowledge and

• AmericanHort Community Connector Roundtable: Managing Pests, Diseases & Weeds

  February 28, 2025

  members. Heidi has worked with Koppert for the past decade and is one of the most well-informed plant experts at Koppert regarding ornamental IPM. Her [...] Heidi Doering, Koppert’s national Ornamental Crop Specialist, has been invited to participate in AmericanHort’s Community Connector Roundtable: Managing