• Fungi and Bacteria Deserve Greater Appreciation!

  May 31, 2019

  number of biological beneficials and supporters is growing on this basis! In fact, our whole world is one big ecosystem. But most ‘members’ are never seen [...] plant resistance is strongly related to these ‘passengers.’ Positive Image In fact, it's strange that fungi and bacteria have such a negative image. The reality

• Mealybug control: Which beneficial should I use in my vineyard?

  April 12, 2024

  the life of butterflies and moths Spot the caterpillar! Ten need-to-know facts about caterpillars Trianum can hold its ground Trianum is a true all-rounder [...] avoid surprises Enjoy multiple benefits against spider mite with Spical Ten facts about Fusarium Economical and Better Biocontrol of Aphids, Mealybugs and

• The various stages of the spider mite

  March 4, 2023

  More about spider mite biocontrol Ten facts about spider mites Advanced biocontrol of spider mite with Spidex Vital Spical: The Effective Weapon Against

• Thripex-V

  How do you identify a ‘thrips intruder’? What is Biological Control? Ten Facts About Thrips Tackling Thrips is Always a Puzzle

• Spidend

  in roses Properly scouting for spider mite helps to avoid surprises Ten facts about spider mites What is Biological Control? Biocontrol for Spider Mites

• Thripex-Plus

  What is Biological Control? Help! How Does Thrips get Into My Crop? Ten Facts About Thrips Tackling Thrips is Always a Puzzle

• Deltatrap

  the life of butterflies and moths Spot the caterpillar! Ten need-to-know facts about caterpillars Crop scouting Economical and Better Biocontrol of Aphids

• 100% Sustainable Agriculture

  guiding principle in everything we do! Pioneering is not new to Koppert. In fact, it’s in our DNA. Fifty years ago our founder was the first to introduce

• Spidex Vital

  spider mite helps to avoid surprises Spidex: dos and don’ts in a nutshell Ten facts about spider mites Advanced biocontrol of spider mite with Spidex Vital Spidex

• Caterpillars

  the leafroller family, the Tortricidae. The name ‘leafroller’ refers to the fact that the caterpillars often live in rolled-up leaves. Although some species