Ervibank

Use Ervibank to provide alternative hosts for Aphidius ervi and Aphelinus abdominalis to build up the population when aphids in the crop are scarce. Natural [...] dripper to the tussock for continuous supply of water and nutrients, arrange proper drainage for any excess water Move the dripper from tussock to rock wool [...] wool when roots start to grow Best results are obtained when the banker plants hang above the crop To prevent the crop from honeydew contamination, secreted

Beneficial Nematodes For Biological Pest Control

of beneficial nematodes to support the transition to sustainable agriculture is enormous. And because of Koppert’s dedication to research, the opportunities [...] alternatives will only continue to grow. Their focus on continuous improvement has already led to today’s biodegradable, easy to use, and affordable spray solution [...] nematodes are becoming increasingly vital when attempting to treat pests that are difficult to control, with many chemical treatments no longer viable or

Crop Monitoring and Scouting

growers with insights into the health and growth of their crops, enabling them to take proactive measures and optimise their yield. Crop monitoring and scouting [...] Addressing these issues promptly ensures that crops remain healthy and continue to thrive. Digital scouting apps In the digital age, scouting is aided by mobile [...] make it more efficient. Using a crop scouting tool in horticulture can lead to more effective, sustainable, and profitable crop production by providing precision

Fruit grower uses Natupol Tripol for outdoor pollination

then moving them to the apple orchard in early spring. ‘Although the weather has been unpredictable these last few years, we make sure to place our order [...] solutions ‘Pesticides are bad for beneficial insects and anything you can do to make it more sustainable is a good thing,’ Alfred adds. Koppert’s Tripol hives

Spidex

Tetranychus evansi . Mode of action Predatory mites use their piercing mouthparts to extract the contents of their prey. Pack size 2,000; 10,000 predatory mites [...] Application Turn and shake the bottle gently before use Push the centre of the cap to open the dosage hole Sprinkle material on leaves or pour into Diboxes Make [...] depends on climate, crop and spider mite density and should always be adjusted to the particular situation. Start introduction as soon as the first pest mites

Customer experiences

Spidex Vital® sets new standards in spider control

red. “It was important to communicate this fundamental difference to the market when we launched the product last month, in order to allay unnecessary concerns [...] acceptance. From baseline research through to re-branding, this process has again exemplified Koppert’s commitment to the markets it serves. “We are continually [...] leaflet to our UK customers,” commented Steve Usher, Technical Consultant for the North. Remarkably, it only requires a white P. persimils to feed on spider

Cerall.. a powerful weapon against Fusarium, Tilletia caries and Septoria nodorum

product is a seed coating: the seeds are treated prior to sowing. Cerall remains effective for up to one year after application. Once the seeds have been [...] pipes, etc. To avoid frost damage, the mixing bowls and other accessories should be emptied. Then use antifreeze (dilution according to the manufacturer’s [...] under incorrect conditions. At 4-8°C: up to 2 months At 20°C: a maximum of 1 week Treated seeds can be stored for up to 1 year after application without any

Protected vegetables

these vegetable pests is an important step into understanding how to control them. Go to pest overview Biological pest control in vegetable crops Vegetable [...] natural approach to pest management. Instead of resorting to chemical solutions, biocontrol leverages the power of living organisms to control and mitigate [...] attract pollen, allowing them to transport it from flower to flower. Unlike honeybees, bumblebees possess the ability to perform "buzz pollination." By

Predatory mite pioneers: A journey of biocontrol innovations

species to emerge and spread rapidly,” says Peter. “We see it as our responsibility to find solutions to those challenges as quickly as possible to help prevent [...] are now closer than ever to customers in the Niagara region, enabling us to respond more swiftly to local needs. This local-to-local approach is not only [...] forced a shift from conventional to biological crop protection methods. “Growers urgently needed a solution to a difficult-to-control thrips species,” explains