Service
Biological Control Consultancy
Greenhouse biological control consultancy: a beneficial-insect release program, bumblebee pollination and IPM for residue-free production.
Book a consultation · +90 532 367 02 40What problem do I solve?
Heavy chemical use in protected production increases residue, resistance and cost. The most common mistake in moving to biological control is late, irregular releases. My aim is to reduce residue and protect yield with an IPM program suited to your greenhouse.
Service scope
- Dominant pest identification and beneficial selection
- Beneficial-insect release schedule (predator/parasitoid)
- Bumblebee pollination plan
- Compatibility with chemical applications (selective product management)
- Season-long monitoring and correction
How the process works
- Greenhouse and crop assessment, pest identification
- Program and release schedule setup
- Application training and commissioning
- Critical-stage visits and updates
Who is it for?
Operations growing protected tomato, pepper, cucumber, eggplant and ornamentals that want residue-free production or to solve a resistance problem.
Frequently asked questions
How do I move from my current chemical program to biological?
The transition is phased. We identify dominant pests, build a schedule with selective, beneficial-compatible products, and start beneficial releases early.
Do you set the bumblebee dose?
Yes. I plan hives per decare and placement by crop, flowering intensity and season.
Who applies the release schedule?
I prepare the schedule; your team applies it, and I support with field visits at critical stages.
Get consultancy for biological control
A program tailored to your field, on-site trials and grower training. Call or message on WhatsApp for a first consultation.
Author
Ramazan Yıldırım
Senior Agricultural Engineer · Licensed to issue plant-protection prescriptions (Turkish Ministry of Agriculture)
Over 20 years of field experience advising growers across Türkiye and the Turkic states; founder of PR Tarım A.Ş. and Technical Director at Fernabio.
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