• Turnip

  turnip can be categorized as a root vegetable. Turnips are usually produced for its white and bulbous taproot in temperate climates around the world. The smaller, tender varieties of turnip are suitable for human consumption. The larger varieties usually serve as animal fodder.

• Biodiversity: Research into our positive impact on nature

  23 May 2022

  , the use of pesticides in agriculture, acidification of our soil, and climate change. Biodiversity is [...] 50% and working towards 25% organic farming by 2030. This policy is in potential very beneficial for the market position of biological control industry. However, in practice

• The five main benefits of Integrated Pest Management

  20 December 2023

  an IPM strategy helps growers to create an environment that is favourable for plant development and unfavourable for pests and diseases. It places a [...] for pests to develop resistance. This strategic diversity in control tactics [...] health-conscious practices in agriculture and pest management.

• Back at the IPM Essen Trade Fair

  12 January 2023

  and services for both horticulture and agriculture. With the this year’s theme [...] place for the green sector. You will find the Koppert stand in Hall 3, number D51, as in previous years. The world’s leading trade fair for horticulture | IPM ESSEN

• FAQ Nematodes

  application? In nature they live in soil and are therefore effective against soil pests, [...] conditions, nematodes can, depending on their energy reserves, stay alive in the soil for a few weeks and look for a host. 3. Regulatory Do I need a [...] are packed in? In order for the nematodes to survive during transport and storage they

• Effective whitefly control using parasitic wasps

  Why choose parasitic wasps for whitefly control? Whiteflies can be a persistent challenge for growers, [...] populations. How do parasitic wasps work? Parasitic wasps are small allies in your fight against whiteflies. They work by laying their eggs inside whitefly larvae, preventing further infestations and reducing populations naturally. These wasps are safe, efficient, and easy

• Cultivating health with biological crop protection

  5 April 2024

  undeniable. Air and water pollution, climate change, and the use of harmful chemicals in [...] mitigate these risks and create healthier environments for current and future generations. Biological [...] parasitic wasps , and beneficial fungi are employed to control pests, reducing the need for

• A new 5kg Mycotal bag – more convenience, less waste

  1 May 2025

  in the market, making it optimal for early-season pest control; Easily integrates [...] safest biopesticides to use in combination with beneficial insects and mites. Sustainability As environmental [...] practical, sustainable solutions. Do you want to know more about Mycotal and how it can help you to control thrips and whitefly ? Explore Mycotal for

• Spidex Vital Go: the ultimate multi-hotspot performer

  10 February 2025

  a consistent population of predatory mites in the crop. The sachets ensure predators are present over a 2-week period, [...] Vital Go is also compatible with Spidex Vital bottles, making it a flexible and versatile tool for growers. Born to fight Spidex Vital Go predatory mites [...] to a distinctive red-orange hue, offering a visible sign of their efficacy. For more information on Spidex Vital Go and how it can enhance your integrated

• Apricot

  apricot is a drupe that looks like a small peach (1.5-2.5 cm or 0.6-1.0 cm in diameter, some cultivars are larger) and its colour varies from yellow to orange, and is often a bit reddish on the side that caught the sun. Its skin can be [...] glabrous) or have a more velvety feel (botanically: pubescent). Recommended for you Pollination checklist outdoor