Multiple market drivers and building demand might propel the global beneficial insects market to a billion-dollar industry.

While a decrease in insects as the weather cools is a plus to many people, greenhouse growers should keep in mind that beneficial insects could use a little help.

Learn how researchers are investigating how to manage vaunted pest with predatory thrips and how to keep the beneficials alive for several life cycles.

Using pest management and plant nutrition materials based on biological products can help you produce a healthier crop.

Learn how Koppert Biological Systems has improved its Spidex biological solution.

Transaction creates the largest production platform of beneficial insects in North America.

What new biocontrol agents are in the works? Three scientists discuss the predators they’re studying for the greenhouse market.

Researchers are looking at how predator insects could reduce pesticide use in commercial production.

Whether you’re growing cannabis, ornamentals, or vegetables, there’s a lot to learn about the latest tools and techniques for your pest management program.

Check out a video featuring IPM specialist Saul Alba of Beneficial Insectary outlining common pests facing cannabis, and how growers can manage them.

Whether through foliar assault or ground attack, take control with application techniques and strategies that maximize beneficial nematode effectiveness.

During the Biocontrols USA West Conference, Fessler Nursery’s former Head Grower will highlight how the company uses a beneficial insect-based IPM approach.

Dealing with multiple pests for biological control isn’t easy. Fortunately, all it takes is a little know-how and practice to get it right.