Acadian Plant Health and Koppert expand partnership to drive sustainable agriculture

Acadian Plant Health ™ and Koppert, two leading innovators in sustainable agriculture, are expanding their partnership to enhance the global reach of biocontrol and biostimulant technologies. By integ

Introducing the new Limonica: double the mites, double the power

Achieving the impossible Tim Bossinga, Global Product Manager at Koppert, explains: “ Limonica is a product with enormous potential. However, the predatory mite is difficult to rear and had therefore

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

In the quest for effective pest and disease management, biological crop protection has emerged as an effective economically advantageous strategy. This method, which leverages natural predators, paras

Thrips Identification Guide

Knowing and recognising thrips in your crops Adult Larva Damage Antenna Head Pronotum1 Western flower thrips Frankliniella occidentalis Onion thrips Thrips tabaci Poinsettia thrips Echinothrip

Effective Bean Seed Fly Control with Beneficial Nematodes: Organic Farming Success with Capirel

Mattijs Bodegom from Koppert appointed as Chairman of Artemis and Council Member of IBMA

Koppert is proud that Mattijs Bodegom, Global Marcom Manager at Koppert, has been elected as Chairman of Artemis and Council Member of the European association IBMA . These roles offer a unique opport

The importance of early disease control

As the harvest season ends, many growers face an invisible, silent, but significant threat: the survival of diseases in the crop during wintertime. These diseases, for example Fusarium spp, can lurk i

Getting a head start - The importance of scouting in winter

The agricultural landscape undergoes significant changes as the seasons shift from winter to early spring. For growers, this transition is not just about preparing for planting; it is also a critical

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