• Bugs

  Biological control of bugs combines targeted monitoring and natural enemies that reduce pest pressure and prevent outbreaks: Beneficial nematodes Parasitic wasps [...] solutions for bugs, professional growers can protect their crops effectively, reduce pest populations and support sustainable, residue-free production. Solutions

• Black bean aphid

  in the season, the death of young plants. Retarded growth and defoliation reduce yield. Plant sap is rich in sugars, but has a low protein content. Aphids [...] and ornamental crops. At the same time, photosynthesis in the leaves is reduced, affecting production. Life cycle and appearance of Black bean aphid Aphids

• Spider mites and other mites

  stunted or have reduced growth. In severe cases, the leaves may drop prematurely and the plant may die. Additionally, spider mites reduce the plant's ability [...] and field crops, feeding on plant cells and causing leaf discoloration, reduced photosynthesis and lower yields. Their fast reproduction makes early detection [...] and gall midges complement this activity by seeking out mite hotspots and reducing outbreaks quickly. With Koppert’s biological solutions for spider mites

• Leaf miners

  leaf miners Leaf miners are damaging pests that tunnel through leaves, reducing photosynthesis and weakening plant growth. Their feeding patterns cause [...] lead to burning in fruit such as tomato and melon. Loss of leaves also reduces yield. In full-grown plants of fruiting vegetable crops, however, a considerable [...] larvae make wider tunnels. Feeding spots made by adult females can also reduce yield, although with the exception of ornamental crops, this is usually

• IPM app

  real-time once uploaded from the field. Koppert iPM scouting software helps to reduce costs for pesticides, due to a highly accurate insight into pesticide efficacy [...] applications. These factors increase the efficacy of control agents, thereby reducing the need for pesticides and increasing crop health and yield. For more

• Beneficial microorganisms

  non-target organisms. Reduced pesticide dependency Incorporating beneficial microorganisms into pest management strategies reduces the need for chemical

• Parasitic wasps

  with different species targeting specific pests. They are effective in reducing the population of harmful insects, making them valuable allies in horticulture [...] insects. By introducing these beneficial insects, growers can significantly reduce the damage caused by pests, ensuring a higher yield and product quality [...] parasitic wasps into integrated pest management (IPM) strategies, growers can reduce their reliance on costly chemical pesticides. Consistency and long-term

• Protected vegetables

  pollination Products Benefits of IPM in vegetable cultivation Reduced chemical dependency: IPM reduces the need for chemical pesticides, minimizing the risk of [...] the fundamental principles of IPM is its commitment to sustainability. By reducing the reliance on chemical pesticides, IPM helps preserve soil health, water [...] pesticides can lead to resistance of pests. IPM's diversified approach reduces the likelihood of pests developing resistance, ensuring its long-term e

• Beetles

  greenhouse and field crops by feeding on leaves, roots, or fruits, leading to reduced growth and yield loss. Effective beetle control is essential to maintain [...] out and eliminate beetle larvae in the soil, while traps help monitor and reduce adult beetle populations. With Koppert’s biological solutions for beetles

• Yellow rose aphid

  retarded giving rise to deformed leaves. Retarded growth and defoliation reduce yield. Plant sap is rich in sugars, but has a low protein content. Aphids [...] and ornamental crops. At the same time, photosynthesis in the leaves is reduced, affecting production. The yellow rose aphid is also a vector of several