The nematodes are doing their job

Loss of appetite, discoloration, drying out, and shrinkage – the nematodes are doing their job The nematodes in Entonem ( Steinernema feltiae ) and Capsanem ( Steinernema carpocapsae ) penetrate into

The 3 full-automatic blowers to distribute natural enemies from Koppert BIological Systems

Spical: The Effective Weapon Against All Types of Spider Mite

Spider mite is the favorite food of the predatory mite in Spical , whose appetite for all species of spider mites means it can be used in many crops. It’s an effective biocontrol solution against the

At a Glance: Allies in the Fight Against Whitefly

Adult Trialeurodes vaporariorum Whitefly in your crop? You don’t have to go into battle alone! Biological control is to the rescue. Predatory mites and parasitic wasps are just two examples of predato

The Spread of Whitefly

Depending on the species, whitefly feels particularly comfortable in temperatures between 20 and 30°C. Flying adult insects spread the infestation, but attacks from outside the greenhouse are also a t

Condition of the Crop the best Indicator of the Effect of Trianum

Although we cannot see Trianum hard at work ‘underground’, the proof becomes apparent above the ground: a strong and vital crop! We often assess the success of a strategy or application based on what

Want To Know Whether Spical Will Be Effective? Check, check, and double-check!

With spider mite numbers able to grow so explosively, you’ll definitely want to know whether your IPM strategy is having an effect. Simply take a magnifying glass to quickly see how Spical is doing. S

Effective Control of Spider Mite and Thrips

Spider mite and thrips are pests that are bound to turn up in strawberry cultivation. So how can you keep them at bay? Don’t panic: there are various natural enemies that are ready to help you out. He

New Approach Significantly Reduces Aphids in Soft Fruits

(Amphorophora rubi) is the main source of nuisance. This was the reason for Koppert to join the distributors Vos Capelle and Klep Etten-Leur and four growers’

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