• FAQ Nezapar

  do I have to start introducing Nezapar? As early as possible when the crop is planted, and outside temperatures are above 15 °C. Do not wait to introduce [...] Is it possible to have a longer interval than 1 week after introduction? No, avoid development of Nezara at all times. When do I need to increase the dosage [...] k-bug/ Why is scouting for Nezara essential? To make sure the right amount of Nezapar is introduced to keep track of the development of Nezara. Adjust

• Trianum-P_leaflet.pdf

  and resilient to biotoc and abiotic stressors. Using Trianum maximizes the establishment of beneficial fungi in the root system. This helps to protect the [...] surface of the root than other soil-borne fungi. Other fungi get less chance to establish on the roots. • Competition for nutrients Trianum takes away the [...] nutrients that the pathogens need. The pathogens therefore have less chance to develop. • Parasitism of pathogens Trianum grows around the mycelia of the

• Unveiling new packaging designs for Horiver sticky trap portfolio

  January 16, 2024

  cards and Rollertraps. Horiver sticky cards make it possible to detect pests at an early stage, to then tackle them biologically. This avoids the unnecessary [...] pest pressure, efficiently trap a broad spectrum of pest insects. Tailored to different pests, our extended range of sticky traps features pest-specific

• trial results wireworm control

  efficacy against wireworms in irrigated potato (% damage reduction compared to untreated control) Emilia-Romagna Region - North Italy, Sagea 2022 40 17 [...] beneficial nematodes. Each of the nematodes produced by Koppert has been selected to target specific pest insects. How does it work? After application, the nematodes

• 20220170_Koppert_-_Fly_products_leaflets_ZA_A4_-_DEF_LR.pdf

  other farmed livestock and horses. Macro-Mite causes no risk what so ever to the health of humans and animals. Macro-Mite is a cosmopolitan predatory

• 'n Gunstige ekosisteem vir pesbeheer

  August 31, 2024

  Wratten, S.D., Hederberg, P.R. & Nicol, H.I. 2006. Using selective food plants to maximize biological control of vineyard pests . Journal of Applied Ecology