• Protect Crops Against Redheaded Flea Beetle

  February 1, 2025

  February is the right time to start planning to ward off redheaded flea beetle down the road. This pest causes shotgun-style hole damage in perennial and shrub [...] beetles at the vulnerable larval phase, when there are high numbers of them down in the potting mixture. Capsanem and Isarid ™ from Koppert are proven to [...] products’ efficacy, and there are a few different methods for getting deep down to where the larvae are located. Schedule some time in February to consult

• Quad

  holes, this allows the bumblebees to calm down Protect the hives from direct sunlight and rain, and weigh down the hive for example with a stone, to prevent

• Pollination checklist outdoor

  bumblebees in addition to the target crop. You should therefore mow or cut down any flowering weeds in and around the area to be pollinated. Protect the [...] hive against strong winds. Position the hive in a sheltered spot, or weigh down the hive. Position the hive horizontally, so that the bumblebees always have

• Bedding plants

  tubers . These are planted every year and removed after the plant has died down. During winter they are either stocked away or disposed of: tulip, narcissus

• Horiver Disc

  of the trap Place trap around the stem of the plant with the sticky side down, just above the substrate Remove the silicone cover paper from the top side

• RedStar places trust in Natutec Scout

  Is the level of whitefly infestation staying the same or is it going up or down? I want to see that at a glance. If there is an increasing level of infestation [...] visible in easy-to-understand graphs. ‘It's about that line. Is it going up? Down? Or is it staying the same? That's what I want to see,’ says Jan. ‘In addition

• Ask your crop advisor about Acadian

  Biostimulants for plant health Are your crops run down? Dry and itchy? Are your yields experiencing shrinkage and premature drop? Ask your crop advisor

• Rhyzobug

  temperatures for Rhyzobug are around 25°C (77°F). Lower temperature slows down the development of Rhyzobius lophanthae. Combined use Can be combined with

• Thripor-I

  temperatures for Thripor-I are above 20°C/68°F), lower temperatures slow down the development of Orius insidiosus significantly. Combined use Should be

• Biosolutions for Propagation

  joining with Koppert—her propagation roots run deep. Hardening Off/Drying Down After the inputs have rooted, the air dries out and the microenvironment