• Manual Wireless Beehome

  Switching on the transmitter signal You can use a timer to switch on the transmitter signal. Alternatively, you can connect the transmitter to the climate [...] not, you will need to replace the battery in the timer. When you use an analogue timer, the transmitter will be shut down during a power cut. If you are [...] times. You can enter a menu by pressing and holding the menu button. For example: Press briefly once. The LED will flash twice - - - ▲▲- - . You are now

• Mycotal FAQ

  are safe? Mycotal can be safely applied at tank mix pH levels between 4 and 10. Can I tank mix Mycotal with other products? Mycotal can be safely tank mixed [...] Is Mycotal safe for people and animals? Due to its specific mode of action on pests, Mycotal is safe for people, animals and plants. Disclaimer The general [...] unauthorized use. Koppert is not liable for any loss of quality if the product is stored for longer than recommended and/or under incorrect conditions. Click

• Pollination checklist Growing lights

  open for +/- 10 hours 05:00 04:00 100 m Hive location 03:00 Place the hives near the central walkway. Introduce additional colonies for plant rows [...] 17:00 16:00 14:00 During other weeks at higher than 28 °C temperatures you can place them lower in the greenhouse. 13:00 Vertical placement will have [...] turned on, the more time (overlap with daylight) there is for the bumblebees to pollinate. For pollination, bumblebees need at least 28 Watt/m2 PAR light

• FAQ Nematodes

  species harmless? No. Plant pathogenic nematodes cause harm to plants. However, entomopathogenic nematodes are 100% safe for plants, animals and humans. [...] backpack sprayer, a watering can or others. They can also be dispersed via drip irrigation systems, with a preference for high pressure ones and be injected [...] survive and search for a host. It is therefore important to leave the soil moist for a few weeks after application of nematodes. Can I apply nematodes to

• Mycotal Brochure

  unauthorized use. Koppert is not liable for any loss of quality if the product is stored for longer than recommended and/or under incorrect conditions. 11-2024 [...] pests. Mycotal is safe for beneficial insects, mites and pollinators and leaves no hazardous residue. Benefits: • Biological product for effective control of [...] rules • Safe for beneficial insects, mites and pollinators • Resistance development is very unlikely • Compatible with a wide range of plant protection products

• Koppert Sustainability Report 2023

  been operating close to our markets for years. Emissions intensity for The Netherlands for 2023 was not calculated. For 2023 and looking forward we focus [...] Therefore, EFs for natural gas and for electricity for EVs are drawn from the Dutch EF list. 4 US EPA doesn’t calculate a residual mix EF for electricity [...] Working for 25 years for a company that introduced sustainability to the Dutch horticultural sector long before it was even “a thing” is a dream job for Peter

• Sustainability Report 2024

  industry? Q: You didn’t just join Koppert, you grew up with it. How did you become CBO, and what values from earlier generations still guide you today? A: [...] greenhouses, can have serious consequences for surrounding ecosystems: For example, insects such as pollinators and natural predators can be harmed by [...] direct CO2 use for production purposes Own workforce • More complete and/or corrected data for some subsidiaries • Inclusion of estimates for remuneration

• Target pests of beneficial nematodes in top fruits

  hazardous pests in agricultural crops While plant parasitic nematodes are common soil pests that affect plants, beneficial (entomopathogenic) nematodes play [...] pests. Even more for pests that are difficult to control and where chemicals fail or are simply not available anymore. Beneficial nematodes can be used to tackle [...] g new possibilities. Contact your local Koppert contact for more info. Always check label for full technical advice! 11-2022 Part of the IPM toolbox Nematodes

• Target pests of beneficial nematodes in soft fruits

  hazardous pests in agricultural crops While plant parasitic nematodes are common soil pests that affect plants, beneficial (entomopathogenic) nematodes play [...] pests. Even more for pests that are difficult to control and where chemicals fail or are simply not available anymore. Beneficial nematodes can be used to tackle [...] g new possibilities. Contact your local Koppert contact for more info. Always check label for full technical advice! 09-2022 Part of the IPM toolbox Nematodes

• Trial results onion fly and bean seed fly

  search for a new host. Unique Formulation Soluble, biodegradable, and a long shelf life. Beneficial nematodes for bean seed fly control While plant parasitic [...] of the crop cycle. Ideal conditions for bean seed fly. The bean seed fly (Delia platura) is a common pest that can cause significant damage to crops such [...] quality. Capirel nematodes for bean seed fly After discovering the first larvae of the bean seed fly, Frank decided to use Capirel. Integrated pest management