• Better insights and digital advice with Natutec Scout

  insight into what is happening in the crop and how natural enemies are developing, allowing us to implement measures very quickly. We can act more promptly

• Visit Koppert's Tropical Experts at TPIE 2025, Booth #836

  January 6, 2025

  producers and buyers integrating tropicals into a larger program our staff can develop an individualized IPM protocol. Ask them anything you’d like to know about

• Earth Day 2022: Koppert’s ongoing investment in the planet

  December 18, 2020

  . Koppert is an active partner of the United Nations’ Sustainability Development Goals. Controlling pests and diseases in the greenhouse using predatory [...] energy and water use, and foster a socially sustainable workplace that develops talents and is safe.

• Windset Farms® Partners with Koppert to Showcase Sustainable Pest Management Practices

  September 4, 2025

  bumblebees are used to pollinate tomato flowers, ensuring consistent fruit development. The Role of Predatory Mites in Pepper Crops: Introducing Phytoseiulus

• The Benefits of Integrated Pest Management

  April 5, 2019

  diseases in an environmentally friendly way. There is no risk of resistance development. The risk of exceeding government and retail residue standards is low

• Neoseiulus californicus

  mites are present it will preferentially feed on them and the population development is much faster on a diet of spider mites than on other food sources. They

• Neoseiulus cucumeris

  as the eggs, and are only slightly larger. They do not need to feed to develop into a protonymph. The nymphs are larger than the larvae, have eight legs

• Amblydromalus limonicus

  Amblydromalus limonicus have to feed. If they do not have access to food, they develop very slowly and the mortality is high. The nymphs are larger than the larvae

• IPM: The Answer to the Challenges of the Future

  April 18, 2019

  this reason, many products have been dropped in recent years and the development of new chemicals is slowing to a crawl. The result? A shrinking range

• Thrips Can Get Out of Hand Quickly!

  April 16, 2019

  one to two hundred eggs that hatch within a few days. At 15°C/59°F, the development from egg to adult takes about 40 days. At 30 °C/86°F, it takes just nine