Limonica: breakthrough in large-scale production of a complex predatory mite

Innovation in biological crop protection is central to Koppert. A striking example of this is the successful upscaling of Amblydromalus limonicus , better known under the product name Limonica . This

A life-long passion for predatory mites

At Koppert headquarters in the Netherlands, Dr Tom Groot heads the Research and Development department for Macrobials. He shares that he is passionate about nature and especially predatory mites . ‘I

A life-long passion for predatory mites

At Koppert headquarters in the Netherlands, Dr Tom Groot heads the Research and Development department for Macrobials. He shares that he is passionate about nature and especially predatory mites . ‘I

Prevention: the most powerful weapon in the fight against Fusarium

Growers worldwide have to deal with the soil-borne fungal disease Fusarium wilt . As the name suggests, wilting is the most common symptom, but this soil-borne fungus can manifest itself in other ways

More Sustainable Nematode Formulation

Beneficial Nematode Products with Excellent Dissolvability A new formulation will gradually become available for our Steinernema feltiae and Steinernema carpocapsae based nematode products, including

Designed with growers in mind

Introducing our new product branding After introducing our new corporate branding in January 2022, it's time for the next phase. Over the coming months, we will be introducing our new product branding

Trianum is a true all-rounder

Trianum is a crucial weapon in the fight against many different soil-borne fungal diseases. However, this biological fungicide not only combats soil-borne diseases in a targeted way but has also prove

Botrytis problems often have company

A Botrytis infection can sometimes create conditions for other pathogens to strike. But it also works the other way around: there are pests that make it easier for the fungus to get a hold. It’s a sin

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Great Results in Combating Grubs in Blueberries

For several decades the Wilczewscy Horticultural Farm in Białousy in the far east of Poland produced various plants and cut flowers. But in de mid-nineties the production changed to blueberries. Biolo