Cryptobug-L

distributor of Koppert products for advice on the best strategy for your situation. Environmental conditions The minimum temperature for use of Cryptobug is 16°C/61°F [...] effective at temperatures between 25°C and 28°C (68 and 82°F). Combined use For effective control of citrus mealybug and grape mealybug combine with Citripar [...] as soon as possible after receipt. If necessary, the product can be stored for 1-2 days. Storage temperature 10-15°C/50-59°F. Storage conditions In the dark

Potato/tomato psyllid

which initially affected potatoes and in recent years has become a problem for other Solanaceae crops such as tomatoes, peppers, aubergines, and tobacco [...] psyllid was considered a minor pest until it was found to be responsible for serious crop damage, both directly and indirectly, the latter causing the [...] the consequences are wide-ranging and there are no ‘solutions’ or ‘cures’ for the problems caused. Psyllids spread purple-top disease in potatoes and permanent

Thripor-I

distributor of Koppert products for advice on the best strategy for your situation. Environmental conditions Optimal temperatures for Thripor-I are above 20°C/68°F) [...] mating Make sure the material remains undisturbed at the introduction site for a few hours after application Dosage The dosage of Thripor-I depends on climate [...] as soon as possible after receipt. If necessary, the product can be stored for 1-2 days. Storage temperature 10-15°C/ 50-59°F. Storage conditions In the

Spidend

Koppert advisor or a recognized distributor of Koppert products for advice on the best strategy for your situation. Environmental conditions Optimal results are [...] of action After emerging from the pupa, adult gall-midges actively search for spider mite colonies and deposit eggs next to the spider mites . Once emerged [...] the soil Protect against direct sunlight and water Leave the cup in place for at least two weeks Dosage The dosage of Spidend depends on climate, crop and

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

number of biological crop protection products, he also sees opportunities for traditional methods to evolve. Moreover, consumers are becoming increasingly [...] consumers eat are safe. Future of biological crop protection Koen advocates for a cautious approach, carefully examining effectiveness when it comes to applying [...] protection . He emphasizes that the correct application of methods is essential for achieving optimal results. Koen's perspective highlights that effective crop

Thrips

cause damage in green-houses belong to the family Thripidae. Find solutions for thrips in your crop Life cycle of thrips Thrips develop through six stages: [...] flower petals and in the soft parts of stalks. On the leaves of sweet pepper, for instance, these egg-laying sites are recognizable as wart-like growths, whereas [...] specks on the surface of leaves or flowers and can sometimes be mistaken for fungal spores or other types of debris. Thrips damage Thrips cause damage

Knowledge

Knowledge Welcome to our knowledge hub for biological crop protection, pest control, disease management, and bumblebee pollination. Find expert articles

Bugs

and Pentatomidae are found as pests in agricultural crops. Find solutions for bugs in your crop Bug damage Phytophagous bugs damage plants by puncturing [...] that they inject into plants while feeding. Solution Finder Find solutions for your crop Bug damage Bug species

Mealybugs and scales

against natural enemies and also against synthetic pesticides. Find solutions for mealybugs in your crop Life cycle of mealybugs & scales Mealybug & scale damage [...] affected plants. Fruit and flowers are also fouled, rendering them unfit for sale, and the reduced level of photosynthesis in the leaves also reduces flower [...] the mere presence of mealybugs is sufficient to render the product unfit for sale. A very small population can thus cause considerable loss of value. Soft

Cottony soft rot

fungus also infects seeds and tubers, thereby creating a source of infection for the next crop. The dispersal to neighbouring plants is by mycelial growth