Miglyphus

Pests Leaf miners ( Lyriomyza spp.). Mode of action Adult female parasitic wasps of Diglyphus isaea kill second and third instar leaf miner larvae in the mine and lay their eggs next to them. The eggs

Flies

and attractants reduce adult populations and support monitoring. With Koppert’s biological solutions for flies, professional growers can achieve reliable

Monitoring

Natutec Airbug

Use the Natutec Airbug for the distribution of natural enemies in the crop. The Airbug can be used for both full-field distribution and for specific hot spots. Mode of action The innovative combinatio

Biological seed treatment

farmers protect their potential yield and quality by minimizing crop loss. Koppert’s biological seed treatment products can be divided into crop protection

Towards a chemical-free future in agriculture: The vision of grower Koen

reducing the need for traditional chemical methods. "In collaboration with Koppert, I see opportunities to adapt my farm to a future where chemical methods

Air blowers to distribute and apply beneficials

Air blowers to distribute and apply beneficials Blowing systems Koppert's blowing systems are especially developed for effective and efficient distribution

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Leaf miners

traps help monitor adult activity and support timely intervention. With Koppert’s biological solutions for leaf miners, professional growers can keep in

Biological Solutions Meet Peri-urban Horticulture

Europe but is seldom addressed when it comes to food for local consumption. Koppert has for the last twelve years offered inductive biological solutions for [...] This is where biological solutions meet peri-urban horticulture. In 2017, Koppert piloted the use of biological control in a couple of locations around Nairobi [...] farmers recording a clean healthy crop in the greenhouse tunnels under the Koppert IPM program compared with the tunnels managed under the standard practice