• The journey of sustainable citrus farming in agriculture

  solutions, leading to the adoption of biological control methods. He has been actively controlling mealybugs with Citripar and Cryptobug , armoured scales with

• Predatory insects

  natural pest control in agriculture. Equipped with piercing mouthparts, they actively hunt and feed on various harmful pests, helping to maintain a balanced [...] grasp and consume aphids at a high rate. The larvae are highly mobile and actively seek out aphid colonies, helping to keep their populations in check. Next

• Angular leaf spot

  handling of the plants. Infection of the plants happens both passively and actively. Infection and disease development are favoured by temperatures around

• Crane flies

  in the third instar stage. and start feeding again in spring. They become active again and feed voraciously when the soil begins to warm up in spring. The

• Chrysopa-E

  out, shrivelled skins are difficult to find. Chrysoperla carnea larvae are active mainly during the night. The larvae hide during the day. Pack size 100,000

• Two-spotted spider mite

  protonymph, deutonymph, and adult. In the larval and nymphal stages, an active period and a resting period of roughly equal duration can be distinguished

• Thripor-L

  thrips . Crops Do not use in tomato. Mode of action The predatory bugs actively search for prey. With their piercing mouthparts, they extract the contents

• Beetles

  Beneficial nematodes Insect traps Pheromone traps Beneficial nematodes actively seek out and eliminate beetle larvae in the soil, while traps help monitor

• Woolly apple aphid

  apple trees sheltering in cracks and under loose bark. The nymphs become active in late March or April (in the northern hemisphere) and around the end of

• Amblyseius swirskii

  control of the following pests: Thrips Whitefly Amblyseius swirskii mites actively seek out and prey on young larvae of various thrips species and whitefly [...] in length. Males are smaller than females. The mites are very mobile and actively search for food on the underside of leaves. They often congregate in the