The five main benefits of Integrated Pest Management

Integrated Pest Management (IPM) combines different strategies to add value to your business, with biological solutions as a key success factor. Implementing an IPM strategy helps growers to create an environment that is favourable for plant development and unfavourable for pests and diseases. It places a strong emphasis on preventing pest issues before they become significant problems and results in a more efficient long-term approach to pest

Koppert to introduce digital assistant in 2024

What began in a greenhouse and has journeyed into the field, is entering the digital domain. For over 50 years, we have been pushing agricultural innovation with natural solutions, smart application devices and automated monitoring and scouting tools. In 2024, we are taking the next step with the introduction of a digital assistant. Koppert's new digital assistant will combine the best of the digital and physical worlds, with around-the-clock

Biocontrol en aguacate: Don Sánchez Fresh

Simplifying and enhancing your crop protection

Challenging times require challenging solutions. At IPM Essen and Fruit Logistica we will show our latest innovations designed to simplify and enhance your crop protection . Ease of use We continuously build our knowledge and improve our processes, products and services to exceed our customers' expectations and to provide solutions with maximum effectiveness. When developing new products, we listen to our growers and take into account aspects

Whitefly control with Lecanicillium - Mycotal - Koppert

How Integrated Pest Management adds value to your outdoor crops

There are many reasons to implement Integrated Pest Management (IPM), from a desire to grow more sustainably to an urgent need to find alternatives to conventional pesticides. IPM combines different strategies to add value to your business, with biological solutions as a key success factor. ‘At its core, IPM helps growers create an environment that is favourable for plant development and unfavourable for pests and diseases,’ says Felipe de Mendonça

Biological pesticides and fungicides for pest control in outdoor crops

With the rising challenge of chemical resistances and the increasing restrictions on chemical pesticides in agriculture, growers are forced to find new solutions to fill gaps in their crop protection strategies. In horticulture biological fungicides and pesticides have already proven to be effective in bridging many of these gaps. Food and safety authorities are now quickly catching up in agriculture, by extending the registration of biocontrol

Effective control of soil-borne diseases with Trianum

Problems with soil-borne diseases are on the rise, causing severe crop losses worldwide. Trianum continues to perform well to control these diseases both in greenhouses and outdoor crops like onion, leafy, carrots and potatoes. Trianum is based on the unique fungus Trichoderma harzianum T-22 and protects plants against various soil-borne pathogens such as Pythium, Fusarium, Rhizoctonia and Sclerotinia . Additionally, Trianum increases the plant

Trichoderma timelapse

Nurturing soil and water for a sustainable tomorrow

As we celebrate World Soil Day 2023, the resonance of this year's theme, ‘Soil and Water,’ echoes the profound interdependence of these two vital elements in sustaining life on Earth. Both soil and water stand as indispensable foundations for food production, thriving ecosystems, and the overall well-being of humanity. Recognizing their invaluable roles, we must take proactive measures to safeguard these precious resources for the benefit of future