• Thrips

  Because they reproduce quickly and hide deep within flowers and leaves, effective thrips control requires an integrated biological approach. Biological control [...] introducing biological control agents such as predatory mites can be an effective preventative measure, as these natural enemies can help keep thrips populations

• Bean seed fly

  control of the bean seed fly using beneficial nematodes offers a natural and effective solution to manage infestations. Beneficial nematodes, such as Steinernema

• Praon volucre

  strategy for your situation. Best conditions for Praon volucre Aphiscout is effective at temperatures between 16°C/61°F and 30°C/86°F. Behaviour of the parasitic

• Aphelinus abdominalis

  use of Aphelinus abdominalis The parasitic wasp Aphelinus abdominalis is effective between 15 and 35°C (59 and 95°F). Behaviour of the parasitic wasp Aphelinus

• Pepino mosaic virus

  to prevent entry into the greenhouse are therefore essential. The most effective way to prevent symptoms of PepMV is cross protection. With this technology

• Vidi Fortum

  and pesticides. However, test any mix on a small surface for unexpected effects prior to extensive use. Storage time after receipt See package for expiry

• Trianum-P improves open field pepper production in Portugal

  results obtained with Trianum make Koppert's biological fungicide a safe and effective alternative to pesticides in vegetable crops for the processing industry

• Spider mites and other mites

  symptoms are important for early detection of plant-feeding mites and effective management, as their small size and tendency to hide on the underside of [...] introducing biological control agents such as predatory mites can be an effective way to keep plant mite populations under control. Mite control videos Take

• Pine processionary moth

  cause allergies. Domestic and farm animals may also be affected. These effects occur not only when the caterpillars are present, but also during the following

• Obscure mealybug

  / or yellowing of leaves, sometimes followed by defoliation. The overall effect is a reduction of photosynthesis and therefore the yield. Flowers and fruit