• Beneficial nematodes for biological pest control

  January 15, 2025

  release the pathogenic bacteria they carry with them. These bacteria kill the insect and digest it from the inside. The nematodes feed on the tissues of [...] of the dead insect and reproduce in large numbers. The pest insect dies within a few days. The nematodes that emerge then start their search for a new [...] consumers, and the environment. Nematodes do not leave any harmful residue on crops, which make them safe for the growers who handle them and the people who

• Are you getting value for your money?

  October 11, 2018

  it enables the plant to make better use of the nutrients present in the growing media. The benefits that accrue following the use of Trianum in flowers include [...] hundred percent natural and thus safe for the people and the environment. How TRIANUM Works Trianum is applied in the root zone, where it develops mycelia which [...] which grow very aggressively along with the developing root system. It protects the plants in the following ways: competition for space, competition for

• A healthy plant starts with a healthy root system!

  October 11, 2018

  management NOW. The basis of healthy and vigorous crop starts in the growing media. There is a community of organisms that inhabit the soil or substrate [...] Sclerotinia are a problem in many crops. These soil-borne pathogens can survive in the soil for years and cause diseases of the roots or stem and disrupt [...] reduction in the biodiversity of soil organisms. In many instances, growers employ intervention methods, chiefly chemical fungicides, after the symptoms

• Know Your Enemy - A closer look at Whiteflies

  August 14, 2024

  belong to the division Sternorrhyncha. In protected crops, the most common species are the greenhouse whitefly , Trialeurodes vaporariorum, and the tobacco [...] feeding spot, they remain there for the rest of their larval development. The fourth larval instar, when the red eyes of the adult whitefly become visible, [...] species are most easily distinguished at the pupal stage. The adult whitefly emerges from the hardened cuticle of the pupa through a characteristic T-shaped