• Managing Caterpillar infestations in your greenhouse

  June 24, 2016

  other hand are generally night flying and so less obvious, but their larvae cause more economic damage to plants than butterfly larvae. Caterpillars are a

• Are you getting value for your money?

  September 29, 2017

  Crops grown with Trianum have been observed to be more resistant to stress caused by diseases, poor nutrition & harsh weather conditions. As with all Koppert

• Koppert Kenya proud supporter of Rhino Charge 2016

  September 6, 2016

  National Park has since evolved. No longer just a fundraising event for a noble cause, the event has earned the legacy of being the toughest off-road contest on

• The five main benefits of Integrated Pest Management

  January 28, 2025

  where the costs of employing biocontrol are justified by the economic damage caused by a pest or disease. This approach ensures a smart use of resources, maximizing

• Horiver – the most effective sticky trap for mass trapping

  October 16, 2016

  will help you take appropriate measures before the pest can multiply and cause serious damage. Keep accurate records and change the traps regularly in order

• Tackling Tuta absoluta: Koppert proposes IPM

  April 8, 2016

  in early detection of the pest and curbs the multiplication before they cause any serious damage. This biological cocktail combined with judicious use

• Equinox Farm Takes Soil Health Management To the Next Level With NatuGro Program

  January 8, 2026

  on the other” . Rather than treating symptoms, Natugro addressed the root cause: Soil fatigue . NatuGro stands for Natural Growing and is a system approach

• Some Tips for Maize Production in Challenging Times

  March 25, 2019

  a subject for a separate debate. The delayed onset of rains is already causing anxiety among farmers as they ponder on the implications of this on their

• Proactive management of Downy mildew & Botrytis in Flowers

  November 19, 2018

  blotches covering much of each petal. These two destructive diseases can cause massive losses in the production of roses, if not properly managed. At the

• Predatory mites

  them by piercing their prey's body and extracting their bodily fluids, causing their death. As predatory mites feed on pests, they also reproduce rapidly