OHP, Crop Enhancement Partner to Promote Adoption of Biologicals in Ornamentals

Posted by Brian Sparks|August 10, 2021

Crop Enhancement, a manufacturer of sustainable crop protection products, has announced a partnership with OHP, Inc., a leader in technology-based plant protection solutions for ornamentals. The partnership expands the diversity of commercially available options to effectively manage ornamental pests.

“Crop Enhancement is thrilled to work with a leader like OHP to increase availability and advance the adoption of sustainable pesticides,” says Jean Pougnier, CEO of Crop Enhancement. “We are working together to bring new tools to the industry to manage pests while helping growers achieve outstanding results.”

Crop Enhancement technologies take a different approach to pest management. The product protects crops by coating plant surfaces with a non-toxic film that camouflages them from pests and minimizes colonization, feeding, and damage from insects and diseases. The application does not require growers to purchase additional equipment, has a high level of safety for both workers and the environment, and may be used in certified organic production under USDA regulations.

“Our team of highly experienced, motivated, and qualified experts is driven with a passion for excellence in our pursuit of customer-focused solutions,” says Troy Bettner, Vice President of Marketing and Sales at OHP. “We believe Crop Enhancement’s technologies provide outstanding solutions that meet the standards of our customers and will be valuable components in their toolbox.”

OHP works with partners like Crop Enhancement to provide growers with technology-driven solutions for crop protection and horticulture production systems. A leading source of pest control solutions in its industry, OHP works in partnership with customers and manufacturers to fill real-world needs and provide practical solutions. OHP, Inc. and Crop Enhancement continue to partner in the development of plant protection products and, upon registration from the EPA, would make products available to the industry nationwide as early as 2023.