Bionema raises £500,000 for the further development of its Organic Pesticides Bionema Ltd, a biotech company, announces the completion of £500,000 equity investment, led by an overseas private investor with co-investment from the Development Bank of Wales, Swansea Innovations, Swansea University, and existing investors. The Swansea University Medical School’s Institute of Life Science based biotech
Bionema selected for exclusive partnership programme with Cranfield University and Johnson Matthey to develop world-leading microencapsulation technology Bionema Ltd is one of only three companies hand-picked to join a cohort that will take part in the exclusive Johnson Matthey AgriTech Partnership Programme (JMAPP). The announcement follows a five-week global search for companies and individuals who
Bionema says beneficial nematodes could help control agapanthus gall midge The agapanthus gall midge causes serious economic damage to 400,000 container plants and 1.25 million cut flowers in the UK, according to Bionema. Gall midge pupae killed with beneficial nematode Steinernema species Severe midge infestation in flower heads
Specialist Biological Pest Control Training Courses for Growers, Greenkeepers and Foresters 25th, 26th & 31st January 2018 Lantra House, Stoneleigh Park, nr Coventry, Warwickshire, CV8 2LG Are you getting the most from your biological pest control systems? The answer is almost certainly not! Why? Because these are living organisms - nematodes,
Visit & Meet Bionema at ABIM 23 - 25 October 2017 | Basel, Switzerland | Contact us Launch of NemaTrident - Tri-Component System For the biological control of insect pest in horticulture, turf landscape and forestry What is the NemaTrident®L Tri-Component system? NemaTrident®L is a naturally occurring
NemaTrident® is a unique Tri-Component biological pest control system which provides up to 90% control of chafer grubs and leatherjackets. This product is specifically aimed at the sports turf, golf and landscape & amenity sectors.
NemaTrident is a unique Tri-Component biological pest control system. This unique product boasts 20-30% more efficiency and up to 95% kill rates for vine weevil in horticultural crops. Researchers collected pollen from hives on the east coast and fed it to healthy bees, which lowered their resistance to a parasite called Nosema ceranae (microsporidian), thought to be linked with Colony Collapse Disorder.
With traditional pesticides losing efficacy or being withdrawn from the market, growers were increasingly relying on natural pest control, said Minshad Ansari, managing director at Bionema. It launched its new NemaTrident range at the event, boasting 20% more efficiency than existing products and delivering up to 99% kill rate. Read Full Article
With only 3 weeks to go until Fruit Focus 2017, it’s time to plan your day and get the best out of your visit. Read on to find out what you can see at the fruit industry’s premier fruit event.
A ‘witches brew’ of pesticides and fungicides has been identified by scientists at the University of Maryland and the US Department of Agriculture as being the cause of the destruction of 10 million beehives across the US. Researchers collected pollen from hives on the east coast and fed it to healthy bees, which lowered their resistance to a parasite called Nosema ceranae (microsporidian), thought to be linked with Colony Collapse Disorder.
