• Harness the added value of nature's helpers

  October 10, 2022

  of your plant protection and pest control. However, you do need to take care of these useful creatures if you want to utilize their strengths rather than

• Finish Clean with an IPM Based Program

  August 10, 2021

  deep into the canopy where sprays and fogs don’t go Biological agents don’t care about pesticide - resistant pest populations Significantly less REI’s in

• Accelerating Change in Food Production

  June 20, 2018

  were to promote healthy living, support active ageing and improve health care, and that nutrition played a vital role in this. Koppert CEO, Henri Oosthoek

• Tomato

  By employing practices such as biological control, crop rotation, and careful monitoring, IPM not only preserves the health of tomato crops but also

• No Risks for Employees or for the Environment

  October 22, 2019

  and sometimes release Spical and Spidex to control spider mites . And, of course, we also use traps and sticky traps to monitor the situation.’ A Matter

• The How and Why of IPM

  August 18, 2021

  friendly to the natural enemies. Otherwise the ecosystem you have built up so carefully will collapse again. You can check this with the Koppert Side Effects app

• Grower Koen - Embracing biological crop protection in agriculture

  of biological crop protection Koen advocates for a cautious approach, carefully examining effectiveness when it comes to applying crop protection . He

• The Importance of Quality at Koppert

  December 3, 2019

  standard than the norm. These mites are very vulnerable and require special care to ensure that they are healthy and comfortable enough to reproduce. We are

• Pollination checklist Growing lights

  systems. Don’t close the screens when the bumblebees are active. Also take care that coating, polycarbonate plates, screens, or other light restricting filters

• Encarsia formosa

  and in combination with Eretmocerus eremicus ( Enermix ). Open package carefully inside the greenhouse Bend and tear off the strips opposite to the mounting