Grow your own vegetable garden

households. In our quest to help growers big and small become Partners with Nature, we are partnering with Laeveld Agrochem to showcase the potential, and

Integrated Pest Management

biological control One of the key aspects of IPM is harnessing the power of natural enemies to control pest populations. Predatory mites , parasitic wasps and [...] organisms prey or parasitize on pests in agriculture, helping to protect crops naturally. Monitoring and trapping Crop monitoring and scouting is the systematic

Experience Centre

interested in sustainable cultivation, biological crop protection , and natural pollination, come and visit the Koppert Experience Centre where you can

Trichoderma harzianum

rot ( Sclerotinia spp.) Microdochium spp. How does Trichoderma harzianum work? Trianum-G improves the root system through the formation of more root hairs

Less use of chemical pesticides due to Natutec Scout

only conduct a weekly count of all sticky traps but also engage everyone working in the greenhouse to remain alert for pests such as the Onion thrips ( Thrips

Rhyzobug Brochure

healthier end product • Environmentally friendly • Helps biodiversity • Natural solution Product benefits • Easy to apply by anyone • Controls different [...] predate on all stage of armoured scale insects • Easy to combine with other natural enemies like Aphytis melinus Rhyzobius lophanthae Eggs under armoured scale

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RedStar places trust in Natutec Scout

The Natutec Scout app can also be used to monitor other pests. Koppert is working on making it possible to scan and recognize them. ‘We can already enter

Spider mites and other mites

crops. Biological control of spider mites and other mites uses a range of natural enemies that target different developmental stages of the pest: Predatory

Long-tailed mealybug

General Pseudococcus longispinus occurs naturally in tropical and sub-tropical regions, but these days it is widespread throughout the world. The range