• Podcast with Tech OnDemand: Bill Calkins interviews Jeremy Webber, National Ornamental Team Manager

  December 18, 2024

  start approaching with biocontrol, and no-brainer ways biocontrol strategies can be implemented into any greenhouse immediately. There are also tips for a [...] building an effective bioprogram, contact Jeremy at jwebber@koppert.com You can listen to the podcasts from three sources: PODBEAN Part I : https://techondemand

• Koppert Biological Systems present at GreenTech 2018

  May 15, 2018

  GreenTech will be held on 12-14 June 2018 at the RAI Amsterdam, Netherlands. You can Register here for your free visit or click on the registration button below [...] horticulture industry.Koppert offers two complimentary presentations that you can attend free of charge. ‘ Spical Ulti-Mite in the spotlight’ by Tim Bossinga [...] Koppert will focus on the assimilate balance. Because maximum production can only be reached with a healthy and resilient crop. GreenTech 2018 breakfast

• Koppert’s microbial solutions for sustainable food production

  October 15, 2020

  plant health based on biological mindset, both microbials, and macrobials, can really contribute to solving problems which we are facing in agriculture and [...] this is the way to improve future food production where microbial solutions can contribute to soil health and plant stress resilience, a new world to be explored [...] immense potential that the invisible world of bacteria, fungi and viruses can offer food production and are working hard to further develop this potential

• Integrated crop management: the key to sustainable business operations

  September 20, 2022

  hoverflies, or gall midges. They can help you to deal with specific pests, such as aphids . Sustainable business operations You can keep these beneficial organisms

• Why We Do, What We Do

  May 4, 2018

  field that Koppert's expertise and strength lies. We are convinced that we can make a substantial contribution to this worldwide health issue. It is certainly [...] holds true to what we firmly believe. That in partnership with nature we can make agriculture healthier, safer and more productive.

• Operation Mealybug

  June 25, 2018

  chemicals, particularly in dense crops where it is hard to reach them. They can therefore survive the chemical applications, and re-emerge with a vengeance [...] the adults, so they are ideal for combating mealybug hotspots. Cryptobug-L can be deployed as soon as the first hotspots are detected. The larvae remain [...] cycle possible, ensuring a permanent defense against mealybugs . Cryptobug-L can be used at temperatures above 16°C/60.8°F and in both covered and outdoor

• Nurturing soil and water for a sustainable tomorrow

  December 5, 2023

  waste: Taking action to transform food systems Big impact starts small Trianum can hold its ground Fusarium opens the door to other diseases and pests As we [...] al practices, others continue to deplete soil resources faster than they can be replenished. The recently introduced EU Soil Strategy for 2030 and the [...] positive change in agricultural practices. Through this collective effort, we can keep the soil alive and safeguard its biodiversity for the prosperity of many

• Target pests of beneficial nematodes in top fruits

  chemicals fail or are simply not available anymore. Beneficial nematodes can be used to tackle a broad spectrum of pests in top and stone fruits, like [...] Fast-acting biological solution Resistance proof - pests cannot build resistance Can be applied with regular spray equipment Compatible with most pesticides Leaves

• Guarantee a Flying Start to Great Pollination

  May 1, 2018

  pest-free. Koppert QUAD pollination units are light weight, easy to handle, and can be moved between crops to maximize the benefits of your investment. Koppert [...] questions on general pollination or use of the QUAD units. In which crops can Quad bumblebees be used? Blueberry Apple Blackberry Cucumber Melon Pumpkin

• Top Reasons for Using Bumblebees

  April 25, 2018

  with narrow corolla tubes, such as blueberries and cranberries which they can easily forage on with their long tongues. Bumblebees are much more efficient [...] Bumblebees are non-swarming and much less aggressive than honeybees. Bumblebees can be used in conjunction with honeybees to enhance pollination.