Biological control of whitefly - Amblyseius swirskii

Introducing beneficial nematodes for Agriculture and Horticulture at Fruit Logistica

Introducing beneficial nematodes for Agriculture and Horticulture at Fruit Logistica Beneficial nematodes in the spotlight Koppert will be present at Fruit Logistica in Berlin from February 8 to 10, where it will share its latest innovations, products and services. Beneficial nematodes for Agriculture and Horticulture Among the latest solutions that will be introduced are our beneficial nematodes for horticulture and agriculture. Nematodes combat a

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Effect of Nezapar Leaflet

Welcome Nezapar, so long stinkbug The southern green stink bug Nezara viridula, is a highly destructive pest, damaging many important food crops. Nezapar, the parasitic wasp Trissolcus basalis, effectively controls Nezara, preventing the stinkbug’s eggs from hatching. Using Nezapar significantly reduces the use of disruptive corrections. Result: your existing biocontrol system remains intact. Reasons to use Nezapar • Effective solution to control

Biodiversity counts at Koppert

Biodiversity counts at Koppert With the knowledge that biodiversity is key to our survival on earth, we have been working on our own definition of this essential element in nature, so that our relation to biodiversity is clear to our employees and customers. Growers around the world need to know how we contribute to biodiversity through our partnership with nature and through our collaboration with research institutes, universities, and other

Oak processionary moth brochure

Biological control of the oak processionary caterpillar • Early treatment • Effective • Easy & Safe • Sustainable Biological control of the oak processionary caterpillar Characteristics The oak processionary moth, or Thaumetopoea processionea, lays its eggs on oak trees, and after emergence the oak processionary caterpillars feed on the buds and leaves. The caterpillars live in communal nests made of dense webs containing their excrements and

Koppert acquires Scandinavian Lindesro

Koppert acquires Scandinavian Lindesro BERKEL EN RODENRIJS – Koppert, world market leader in biological crop control, has acquired the Scandivian company Lindesro. Lindesro has been Koppert’s Scandinavian distributor since 2007. The deal was signed at Koppert headquarters in the Netherlands on Wednesday. ‘The acquisition of Lindesro will bring us closer to the Scandinavian market. Soon we will be able to further upgrade our knowledge sharing and support

Inspired by Nature: new design, same trusted quality

Inspired by Nature: new design, same trusted quality Introducing a new design for Koppert products After introducing our new brand identity in January 2022, Koppert is entering the next phase. We proudly present our new product branding. Each product will have its own premium look-and-feel, but at the same time remain recognisable as a Koppert product. Over the coming year, we will redesign our complete product portfolio, starting with our beneficial

Nezapar – A safe and natural solution for destructive stink bugs

Koppert has been successful in rearing commercial quantities of the parasitic wasps Trissolcus basalis that have shown effective results in preventive and light curative control of the Southern green stink bug Nezara viridula. This bug is becoming an increasing greenhouse pest in North West Europe and other parts of the world. Koppert’s new biological solution, Nezapar , will be available in the Netherlands, Belgium, France and Hungary on 30

Welcome Nezapar, so long stink bug