Biosulfur-S_Tomatoes

uniform leaf coverage and higher efficacy at lower rates than standard sulfur, giving you granular control over nutrient delivery and reducing product usage [...] usage. Flexibility Its hydrophilic nature and liquid-friendly formulation make it an ideal tank mix partner—no clumps, no dust, no clogged nozzles, unlike [...] BioSulfur-S: Healthier crops, effortless application Sustainability Growers choose BioSulfur-S because it represents a smarter, more reliable, and sustainable

Thripex Technical Leaflet

have a very short life expectancy and therefore need to be introduced into the crop as soon as possible after receipt. Storing them for a period can have [...] material on leaves • Choose at least 4,000 introduction points per hectare, evenly distributed over the total surface • If possible use one of our distribution [...] technology products When applied as heaps on rockwool blocks, the predatory mites keep reproducing for some weeks and disperse in the crop. Please note that Thripex

List & Label Report

clothing and wash it before reuse. EUH208 Contains 2,4,7,9-tetramethyldec-5-yne-4,7-diol (126-86-3) . May produce an allergic reaction 2.3 - Other hazards [...] water. - In case of eye irritation consult an ophthalmologist. After ingestion - Rinse mouth thoroughly with water. - Do NOT induce vomiting. 4.2 - Most [...] parameters 8.2 - Exposure controls Appropriate engineering controls - No information available. Individual protection measures, such as personal - Suitable protective

Beneficial Nematodes against Horticultural Pests

Koppert’s little heroes Entomopathogenic nematodes measure much less than a millimeter, so cannot be seen with the naked eye. As small as they are, they [...] Beneficial nematodes in horticultural crops Which nematode controls which pest best? This is an overview of the nematode-pest combinations that have [...] they play an important role in the biological control of many pests, keeping fruits, vegetables and ornamental crops free of pests while minimizing chemical

Spotted Wing Drosophila

General Since the start of its invasion in 2008/2009, the spotted wing drosophila, which is originally from Asia, has spread extensively in North and South America [...] America and Europe where it has caused severe yield losses in many berry crops, cherries and grapes. Damage symptoms After oviposition, the respiration [...] extend from the fruit but are difficult to see. Larval feeding in the fruit leads to fruit tissue collapse. Even if the fruits have not collapsed, the occurrence

Pollination checklist outdoor

therefore be released into the same crops. Position a bumblebee hive at least 100 metres away from a honeybee hive, out of the sight of the honeybees. This [...] pollination in both indoor and outdoor crops. Good pollination in outdoor crops can be achieved by following the recommendations shown below. The recommendations [...] been collated and published in a booklet supplied together with the hive. Download checklist Positioning advice Introduce bumblebees 4-7 days before flowering

Hemp russet mite

General The hemp russet mite ( Aculops cannabicola ) belongs to the family Eriophyidae (gall and rust mites). It does not produce galls but lives freely [...] freely (vagrant) on hemp/cannabis plants. Aculops cannabicola is host specific to hemp/cannabis ( Cannabis sativa ). It cannot survive on other plants. Damage [...] Damage is caused by the mites sucking out the contents of plant cells. Hemp russet mite develops on the stems and petioles of the hemp plant and can cause

Melon

About A melon can be any one of several plants belonging to the family of Cucurbitaceae . The melon plant produces a usually sweet and edible, fleshy fruit [...] fruit. The term "melon" is used for the plant, but also to identify the fruit. Botanically speaking, the melon (the fruit) is actually a berry, or more [...] even, a "pepo". Nowadays many different cultivars are being produced on a commercial scale, especially muskmelons. The most common species of melon are:

Psyllids

Bios To The Rescue In GrowerTalks

Koppert’s Jeremy Webber has an article in the February 2026 issue of GrowerTalks. It’s an insightful take on the bio vs chemical pesticide dynamic. Titled [...] chemical locker. In the article, Jeremy refutes the often heard statement: “Bios only work preventatively.” He provides an alternate, and in his opinion more [...] Western flower thrips (WFT), spider mites , and caterpillars . In an interesting twist, he shares the main reason BCA consultants recommend chemical pesticides