Koppert Biological Systems and Canadian-based Ecoation have signed an agreement that will help the two companies use each other’s knowledge for better data collection in the monitoring process of crop health in the greenhouse.
Dümmen Orange plans to incorporate Koppert Biological System’s beneficial insects into its pot chrysanthemum cuttings program, with the end goal being minimal use of chemicals further down the chain.
A newly patented sachet for the predatory mite Amblyseius swirskii is resistant to both low and high levels of humidity, helping growers combat thrips infestations.
