• Trial results onion fly and bean seed fly

  Hatching larvae tunnel into the soil and feed on roots, stems, and hypocotyls, reducing water and nutrient uptake. This results in stunted growth, wilting, yellowing [...] septicemia, ultimately killing the larva. This biological control method helps reduce the population of bean seed fly larvae in the soil, preventing further damage

• Koppert Sustainability Report 2023

  partnership with nature. Our commitment to reducing the need for chemicals, fostering increased biodiversity, reducing chemical residue on produce and harnessing [...] chemicals and reduce pollution, thereby preserving the integrity of ecosystems. Environmental sustainability: Increasing our positive impact, reducing our negative [...] presence of microplastics in our products to further reduce pollution. Additionally, we continue to reduce our resource outflows, such as waste, and ensure

• Sustainability Report 2024

  and production. Our commitment to reducing the need for synthetic pesticides, fostering increased biodiversity, reducing chemical residues on produce, and [...] solutions to improve agricultural sustainability Key outputs Reduce Improve Reduce Minimize Strenghten Lower pests and diseases plant and soil [...] eliminating microplastics from our products to further reduce pollution. Additionally, we continue to reduce our resource out昀氀ows, such as waste, and ensure

• Samenvatting Diffuus licht en relatie tot bestuiving

  pearl netting above the crop does increase production. Yellow and pearl nets reduce the virus attack by less activity and rejection of harmful insects. Higher [...] UV-light absorption increases the protection against harmful insects, but may reduce the search behavior of predators and bumblebees. Rapportgegevens Rapport [...] Antignus, Y. Offir en Y. Shahak, 2014. Photoselective nets en screens can reduce insect pests and diseases in agricultural crops. Acta Hort. 1015:95-102