• Inspired by Nature: new design, same trusted quality

  February 6, 2023

  but, at the same time, remain recognizable as a Koppert product. Over the coming year, we will redesign our complete product portfolio, starting with our

• Thrips: a tiny pest with big consequences

  February 2, 2023

  antibodies against the attackers. All this costs a lot of energy, which comes at the expense of the yield. Compare it to a developing flu virus in your

• Ten facts about spider mites

  November 18, 2021

  critical to ensuring good biological control. And it’s no different when it comes to spider mite – the more you know about this pest, the more effectively

• International Day of Plant Health: Protecting plant health with sustainable solutions

  May 12, 2023

  together to protect plants and secure a brighter future for generations to come.

• Ten tips to effectively tackle whitefly

  March 6, 2023

  your uninvited guest does show up. Keep your finger on the pulse when it comes to controlling. Look at how the infestation is developing and adjust your

• Entonem keeps young orchids free from fungus gnats

  the action of the nematodes under a microscope. First when they have just come out of the packaging and later after spraying. Dennis van der Wel explains

• Keeping thrips under control: plenty of options!

  July 24, 2022

  a product like Isarid ; when the spores of the fungus Isaria fumosoroseus come into contact with the insect. They attach to the body and begin to grow almost

• Artificially lit crops pollination advice

  enabling year-round production. However, with this technological advancement comes the critical challenge of ensuring efficient pollination in indoor settings

• The Importance of Quality at Koppert

  December 3, 2019

  effort to ensure that Spidex remains at the top of growers’ options when it comes to the most effective biological control of spider mite. "The discovery and

• Help! How Does Thrips get Into My Crop?

  December 21, 2021

  To prevent this, some growers use overpressure in the greenhouse. 3. They come in with plant material Larvae and eggs can 'hitch a ride' on cuttings or