Cultivating sustainability: The Koppert Foundation's impact on Ebenezer Agricultural Training Centre

In the heart of Zimbabwe, just 65 kilometers from Bulawayo, lies a farm with a profound mission. Ebenezer Agricultural Training Centre , affectionately known as "Ebenezer", isn't just a place where cr

Whitepaper new Myzus persicae genotype

Know Thy Enemy The appearance of a new Myzus persicae genotype Myzus persicae is well known to quickly develop pesticide resistance. In the past 80 years they have become resistant to various organo

Biological control of thrips in leek with Orius

The increasingly hotter summers are leading to growing pressure from thrips in leek. Besides the decreasing range of chemical insecticides, this makes controlling this pest an increasing challenge for

Recognize Red Scale Damage

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Nezapar wins bronze Bernard Blum Award 2023

Nezapar has won the Bronze Award in the 2023 Bernard Blum Awards at the Annual Biocontrol Industry Meeting (ABIM). This award is an annual recognition of the year's most innovative biocontrol product,

Beneficial nematodes and natural enemies effectively control pests and diseases in garlic, leek and onion

Koppert’s biological control strategy increases yield by acting on both plant and soil health. Koppert is achieving excellent results in the biological control of pests and diseases in outdoor crops s

Protect your crops with Mycotal when temperatures drop

Even in the middle of winter, pests like whitefly and thrips can be present in your greenhouse. Although the pest reproduction might be low in colder conditions, or the pest may be inactive due to win

Combating food loss and waste: Taking action to transform food systems

Food loss and waste represent pressing challenges within the global food system, perpetuating humanitarian crises, economic strains, and environmental degradation. Shockingly, between 691 and 783 mill

Koppert offers the safest biological alternative for new challenges in agriculture at the Fruit Attraction in Madrid

Following the reduction in the use of chemical pesticides, beneficial insects and microorganisms are increasingly introduced for the effective control of pests and diseases in many crops. We will be p