Anagyrus vladimiri

effective for mealybug control, a common pest affecting various crops. The natural enemy Anagyrus vladimiri is used for the control of the following pests:

Cryptolaemus montrouzieri

Planococcus citri ), long-tailed mealybug ( Pseudocous longispinus ) The natural enemy Cryptolaemus montriouzieri is available at Koppert as Cryptobug and

Onion fly

Steinernema feltiae is a beneficial nematode species that is effective natural enemy of onion fly larvae. These nematodes are applied by spraying. After

Orius laevigatus

Orius laevigatus is used for the control of the following pests: Thrips The natural enemy Orius laevigatus is available at Koppert as Thripor-L . How to use

Trianum effectively controls Pythium in cucumber

his crop is thrips , especially during the darkest period of the year. ‘Nature basically shuts down at that point. Everything’s just ticking over. Those

Casea

information Spray in the evening (or morning in some cases) allowing nematodes to work for several hours within the optimal range of temperature and humidity, as

Sportnem-T

information Spray in the evening (or morning in some cases) allowing nematodes to work for several hours within the optimal range of temperature and humidity, as

Two-spotted spider mite

such as predatory mites can be an effective preventative measure, as these natural enemies can help keep spider mite populations in check. Especially predatory

Manual Wireless Beehome

visible, the internal power supply is working properly; • if the LED is not lit up, the power is switched off or not working properly. ‘Transmitting’ indication [...] of the Wireless BeeHome system 4 1.3 How the Wireless BeeHome system works 6 Specifications 7 2.1 Type plate 7 2.2 Main dimensions 8 Precautions [...] supplied with the same manual. 5 1.3 How the Wireless BeeHome system works A receiver is placed on each active hive in the greenhouse and tuned to the

Encarsia formosa

wasp, native to temperate and subtropical regions, has become an important natural enemy for farmers and gardeners aiming to reduce the reliance on chemical