A life rooted in agriculture: transforming the future with Koppert

Original Story Antiono Gimenez

Thrips: a tiny pest with big consequences

Acadian Plant Health™ and Koppert Join Forces to Expand Biostimulants Access Across the U.S.

Unveiling the Buzz - Outdoor pollination products with a new look from Spring 2024

IPM: The Path to a Successful Approach

Enhancing the efficiency of biocontrol applications with Natutec Airobreez

so finding a compact solution with extensive coverage was essential. With the Airobreez, we’ve accomplished that and more." Located in the Netherlands' [...] young ornamental plants, with Phalaenopsis orchids as its flagship product. As one of the first adopters of the Airobreez, the company has benefited from [...] ess: "With its gentle airflow, the Airobreez safely disperses natural enemies over crops, and with over 98% reaching their target unharmed, the results

A life-long commitment to help growers thrive with sustainable growing practice

Original story Rianne Lek EN

Caterpillar control with nematodes

release the pathogenic bacteria they carry with them. These bacteria kill the insect and digest it from the inside. The nematodes feed on the tissues of [...] against a variety of caterpillars . It also shows that while nematodes move most efficiently in a liquid layer, a dry leaf surface does not stop the nematodes [...] application, the nematodes search for their prey. Once they have found a host insect, they penetrate it through its natural body openings or skin. The nematodes

Infestation Levels in Tomato Crops: A Look at the Top Four

Towards a chemical-free future in agriculture: The vision of grower Koen

organic farming marks the path to the future. "You grow into it a bit," notes Koen. With the growing availability of knowledge and the number of biological [...] considerations and a conscious choice. Inheriting the farm from his parents, Koen had the opportunity to continue the business. While the trend towards organic [...] collaboration with Koppert, I see opportunities to adapt my farm to a future where chemical methods will gradually disappear. I believe that the agricultural