Biobest shared results and practical lessons from five years of field experience at Onion Day in the Netherlands.
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Can natural enemies make a real difference in thrips control in onions? 🌱 Biobest has been developing an alternative approach to tobacco thrips control in onions. The f…
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Biobest
Division of BioFirst Group
- Industry
- Biotechnology Research
- Location
- Westerlo, BE
- Company size
- 201–500 employees
About Biobest
Biobest leads with pioneering solutions in biological control and natural pollination for the horticulture market, focusing on greenhouse vegetables, berries, soft fruits, ornamental plants and flowers. With its strong heritage of innovation and sustainability, Biobest empowers growers to produce more with less, supported by its dedicated team of expert advisors. info@biobestgroup.com
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Biobest researcher KinHo Chan won first prize for best presentation at the 18th IOBC-WPRS Integrated Control in Protected Crops Temperate Climate meeting in Boskoop.
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Biobest's company Inagro vzw will demonstrate and compare different vision-based monitoring techniques during its fruiting vegetable trial visit at Agrotopia on Monday 14 September 2026, including Trap-Eye™ and Trap-Scanner™ with results available through Crop-Scanner™.
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Biobest added GPS-powered scouting to Crop-Scanner to make scouting easier, more consistent, and more insightful.
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