Effective pest control in outdoor crops with Koppert’s natural enemies

Koppert’s biological solutions help improve crop health and resilience and protect against diseases and pests. The use of natural enemies, such as parasitic wasps , differs from the use of conventional crop protection products. In greenhouses, the use of our beneficial insects has a history of over 50 years. Greenhouses provide a safe and controlled environment for insects and mites to hunt their prey. But natural enemies are also highly effective

Trianum-P improves open field pepper production in Portugal

Trianum, Koppert's biological fungicide that contains the exclusive T-22 strain of Trichoderma harzianum , has achieved excellent results in pepper crops for processing in Portugal, a country where this biological fungicide has been registered since 2018 in its two formulations ( Trianum-P and Trianum-G ). Industrial crops, like all others, are also affected by soil fungi that considerably reduce their productivity and profitability. To optimize

The advantages of early adoption of biological crop protection

Recommended for you The five main benefits of Integrated Pest Management Effective control of soil-borne diseases with Trianum Biological control of thrips in leek with Orius Beneficial nematodes and natural enemies effectively control pests and diseases in garlic, leek and onion Advancing biological crop protection in outdoor crops in partnership with growers The use of chemical pesticides is under pressure due to a variety of reasons. From

Trial results wireworm control

Wireworm control with beneficial nematodes Results in irrigated potato Wireworms damage in irrigated potato (% of potatoes with holes) 2023, Italy 80 20 60 15 Damage (%) Efficacy (%) Casea efficacy against wireworms in irrigated potato (% damage reduction compared to untreated control) Emilia-Romagna Region - North Italy, Sagea 2022 40 17,5 10 20 5 0 0 0,75 Casea 1 Billion/ha Casea 1 Billion/ha - 6 applications Chemical reference

Enhance your aphid control with hoverfly allies Rophoria and Syrphidend

In response to the growing challenges posed by aphid infestations, Koppert introduces two new products to its aphid control product portfolio: Rophoria and Syrphidend . The hoverfly-based biological agents play an additional role in strengthening our arsenal against aphids , contributing to healthier crops and improved yields. Aerial prowess and aphid expertise Hoverflies, renowned for their exceptional flying capabilities, prove to be efficient

Biocontrol in agriculture: De Bruycker Agro

Koppert to showcase Digital Assistant Prototype at Fruit Logistica 2024

For over five decades, we have been at the forefront of the IPM industry, accumulating a wealth of knowledge and insights. Now, we're channeling this rich knowledge base into the development of a digital assistant that's designed to support both our consultants and our customers. We want to take you along on this journey of discovery and therefore this digital tool is set to make its debut at the Fruit Logistica fair in Berlin this February. To

Trial results onion fly and bean seed fly

Effective control of onion fly (Delia antiqua) Capirel efficacy (% reduction compared to untreated control) against onion fly (Delia antiqua) damage The Netherlands - Independent Trial (Vertify), 2020 100 Efficacy (%) 75 50 25 0 Capirel Full conventional program Alternative chemical program A Alternative chemical program B Capirel: 5 billion/ha - 2 applications 7 days apart, starting 7 days from first flies detection. Full conventional

Biocontrol en pimiento

Koppert R&D researches new strain of Green peach aphid