Invisible ways of virus transmission in vegetable cultivation   Research clearly shows that plant viruses are more stable and adaptable than previously thought. For vegetable cultivation, this means that only consistent hygiene management, which also takes compost, irrigation water, and drainage into account, can minimize the risk of infection and ensure yield security.   For successful vegetable cultivation, it is crucial to take these practical recommendations into account:

We are pleased to announce that  Koagro Kimya A.Ş.  has joined MENNO as our official distributor in  Turkey . Koagro and its partners...

The proven disinfectant against excreted endoparasites, such as parasitic protozoa (coccidia, cryptosporidia, etc.) and worm eggs (parasitic roundworms, nematodes, etc.), bacteria, enveloped viruses, fungi and yeasts, with salicylic acid as keratolytic acid.   Approved until 31.12.2035 in Germany BAUA DE-0034026-03 and a number of other European countries, ask if your country is included!   Adopted by the DVG (German Veterinary Medical Society) in the disinfectant list (so

In plant production, cleaning and disinfection is essential to prevent the spread of pathogens and harmful organisms. Contamination on...

🌱 Positive news for horticultural businesses! 🌱  We are pleased to announce that MENNO Florades will be upgraded from "green" to...

VENNO® VET 1 super has again been included in the DVG disinfectant list for the livestock sector for a further 3 years, up to and...