Poster - Recognizing stink bugs

Recognizing stink bugs The Southern green stink bug Nezara viridula is a highly destructive pest damaging many important food crops. Nezara viridula goes through five nymphal instars. Eggs are laid on the under surface of leaves. The egg package usually has a hexagonal shape. Nezara viridula Eggs First instar nymph Third instar nymph Fourth instar nymph Fifth instar nymph Adult (left female, right male) Instar nymph Adult Halyomorpha

Back at the IPM Essen Trade Fair

Back at the IPM Essen Trade Fair After an absence of two years due to COVID, Koppert is back with a stand at this leading horticulture fair in Germany. It will be a great occasion to catch up with old clients and meet new growers at our new look corporate stand from January 24 to 27. Koppert’s experts from Belgium, the Netherlands, and Germany will be at hand to tell visitors at the fair all about new products and services for both horticulture and

Beneficial nematodes doing their work in your crop!

Beneficial nematodes doing their work in your crop! Beneficial nematodes are increasingly being used to control pests in an extensive range of crops. However, the two available nematode species do this job in their own way. They have different feeding behaviours; ambushing or cruising for their prey. Casea Casea contains ambushing nematodes, Steinernema carpocapsae . Ambushing nematodes lie inactive in a soil layer and wait for a pest insect to

Koppert: Key partner of Agadir Horticultural Complex in R&D

Koppert: Key partner of Agadir Horticultural Complex in R&D The Dutch government has invested in greenhouses at the new Agadir Horticultural Complex (CHA) for educational purposes and demonstration of Dutch horticultural solutions. Koppert gave a presentation following the official opening in Agadir, Morocco, recently. Leaders of academia, hands-on experts, business owners and top managers from across the Middle East, North Africa region and Europe

Life cycle of whitefly

World Soil Day - Soil, where food begins

World Soil Day - Soil, where food begins Every year, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations holds a ‘World Soil Day’ during which it aims to raise awareness of the importance of maintaining healthy ecosystems and our wellbeing by addressing growing challenges in soil management and encouraging societies to improve soil health. Held on 5 December, this year’s theme is: ‘Soils: Where Food Begins’. Throughout the world, soil

How to use Fruit Fly Attractant and Drosasan Trap from Koppert

How to use Fruit Fly Attractant and Drosasan Trap from Koppert

How to use Horiver Dry from Koppert

Valto - V10 instruction video - English