Each larva can kill up to 400 aphids, more than 2,000 spider mites and about 300 eggs of the Colorado potato beetle. Its larva lives up to 14 days. Females start giving new offspring 5-10 days after winging and egg-laying lasts 1-2 months.
Chrysopida
It is a neuropteran insect of Chrysopidae family; an adult specimen of green (sometimes light brown) colour with long shiny semi-transparent wings. Its body is up to 10 mm long, wingspan up to 30 mm.
A Chrysopida female lays up to 400 eggs during her life cycle and up to 700 eggs in laboratory conditions. The larvae of this insect are predatory which makes them an excellent entomophage, as they feed mainly on aphids, many species of mites, eggs and beetle larvae (including Colorado beetle), bedbugs and butterflies.
Stages of working with us:
Research
Research and monitoring of fields to assess the volume and scheme of processing
Coordination
Request for entomophages introduction, agreement on the contract, terms of cooperation and payment schedule
Selection
Selection and provision of pheromone traps according to crop types and pests
Definition
Joint definition of time and standard for entomophage introduction
Growing
Entomophage growing and quality control testing in vitro
Introduction
Entomophages introduction with the help of drone aircrafts according to the planned schedule
Assessment
Assessment of entomophage application efficiency and crop conservation
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- 8 (800) 500-19-15
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- suites 722, 724, 726,
Kommunarov Str. 268, City of Krasnodar - Monday – Friday,
9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.