• Dutch Minister of Foreign Trade and Governor of Querétaro visit Koppert Mexico

  15 March 2024

  of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Mexico, and Mauricio Kuri González, the Governor of the State of Queretaro [...] the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Mexico, non-governmental organizations, and Dutch companies operating in Mexico. With growing pressure on the utilization of natural resources in both the Netherlands and Mexico, Koppert, being a significant player in the

• Koppert transfers its biostimulant and fertilizer portfolio to REKA

  19 March 2025

  To strengthen its focus on biological crop protection and pollination while ensuring continued availability of biostimulants and [...] through its self-acquired distribution channels. About REKA REKA specializes in a comprehensive range of nutrients, inoculants and biostimulants for plants and soil, ensuring that every product needed for a healthy soil ecosystem is

• Koppert scales up for European agriculture: ‘Biological solutions offer multiple benefits’

  24 October 2022

  Biological and sustainable solutions for diseases and pests are gaining ground in agriculture [...] ” could offer for agricultural crops. They are easier to scale, and for this industry in [...] help to improve biodiversity and tackle climate change. And in this regard, we actually know how to put our

• Trianum - enhancing the health and strength of your spring transplants

  5 April 2024

  growth and lead to significant losses in upcoming harvests. When it comes to [...] quality harvest and optimal yields. Recommended for you A strong protection against soil-borne [...] control of soil-borne diseases with Trianum Beneficial nematodes and natural enemies effectively control pests and diseases in garlic, leek and

• Biocontrol solutions for outdoor crops – Koppert partners with European growers

  1 June 2023

  growers. We develop natural solutions that address their needs and challenges and conduct extensive testing in the lab and in the field. This [...] season. To control soil diseases such as Pythium spp and Rhizoctonia spp in a wide range of crops, Trianum-G and Trianum-P ( [...] . Specific attention is paid to local challenges, such as powdery mildew in grapes, aphids in stone fruits and the European corn borer in maize. Felipe

• How a little predatory mite laid the foundation for biocontrol today

  29 May 2024

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• A dive into organic hop farming and biological crop protection

  challenges, there have been significant successes. Lukas recognizes the need for resilience and innovation in the face of change, acknowledging the importance of learning from both setbacks and triumphs in this evolving process. Beneficial insects for hop cultivation [...] farming and the integration of beneficial insects in crop protection. As he navigates

• Mirical - Revolutionary packaging simplifies application and maximizes whitefly control

  8 January 2024

  is now stronger and better able to establish and develop itself in the crop. Driven by extensive [...] clumping and improves the distribution of the bugs in the crop. Easier to apply and exacter to dose, the new and improved solution results in a faster population buildup in the crop and

• Visit Koppert Outdoor Experience Centre to discover the potential of biocontrol for outdoor crops

  30 May 2023

  crop protection looks like in practice. Especially in a time when more and more chemical products are [...] to previous years,’ says de Bruycker. The application of Natupol bumblebees in pumpkins resulted in a more productive, larger and uniform crop. And in [...] presentation. We explain which crops are currently in season, which solutions are being used and for what purpose. Then we venture

• The cost-saving potential of biological crop protection for your IPM strategy

  24 January 2025

  In the quest for effective pest and disease management, biological crop protection [...] costs but also about maintaining or improving crop yields and quality. Biocontrol can help achieve this by keeping pests and diseases in check, thus minimizing crop damage and loss. Healthier crops often result in higher yields and better-quality