The team at Agricane Ltd have shown how a relatively simple and easy-to-apply biological program, has significantly improved yield results on Kaombe farm, Malawi. In the study, an increase in yield of up to 11% tons cane per hectare (TCHa), and 12.5% increase in recoverable sugar value (RV, a measure of the value of the …
SOIL HEALTH PRODUCT TRIALS FOR YIELD ENHANCEMENT IN SUGARCANE Read More »
Moldova stands out as a major contributor to the world’s high-quality wine market, exporting an annual volume ranging from 1 to 1.5 million hectolitres. Official data reveals a commercial wine growing area exceeding 100,000 hectares, along with approximately 40,000 hectares dedicated to private vineyards. In the year 2023, Moldovan wines were exported to over 75 …
Discovering Moldova: Making waves in the European fruit market Read More »
The Andermatt Group are proud to confirm our Bronze sponsorship in support of the upcoming 10th International Table Grape Symposium 26 Nov – 1 Dec 2023 Somerset West, South Africa This global industry event is held every four years, attracting approximately 400 delegates from table grape industries across the globe. The Andermatt Madumbi team is …
International Table Grape Symposium in South Africa Read More »
Andermatt partners with ConidioTec to launch a novel B. bassiana bed bug product in Europe We are very excited to announce that we partner with CondioTec LLC (USA) to introduce the Aprehend® biopesticide for the control and prevention of bed bugs into the European market. Aprehend is a fungal biopesticide based on an oil formulation …
It’s always an enlightening experience to witness firsthand the incredible research and innovation happening in the agricultural world. End of August 2023, Andermatt was granted an opportunity to visit Agroscope Reckenholz. Dr. Frank Liebisch, Head of the Water Protection Material Flows Research Group at Agroscope, kindly guided us through the educational facilities, shedding light on …
Cultivating Sustainable Agriculture: Exploring Agroscope Reckenholz Read More »
One of the many difficult challenges to increased and sustainable production of fruit and vegetable crops in Africa are fruit flies. They have been identified as a highly economically important group of insects that pose a serious threat to the horticultural industry in sub-Saharan Africa. Fruit fly infestations result in significant losses in yield and …
Bb-Protec: Unraveling the Potential for Fruit Fly Control in Mango Cultivation Read More »
Andermatt Canada, a proud member of the Andermatt Group, is dedicated to promoting sustainable agricultural practices and aims to become a leader in the global sustainable agricultural and forestry markets, sharing their vision for the future, the challenges they face, and how they plan to drive growth and success in the coming years, with a …
Diamondback moth (Plutella xylostella) is one of the most destructive pests in cruciferous crops. The larvae feed on the leaves, stems, flowers, and pods of crucifers such as cabbage, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, and canola. Andermatt Biocontrol Suisse has launched a new solution called Plutex, which is an excellent tool for managing this pest. It provides …
Plutex – a new active ingredient for diamondback moth control Read More »
We are excited to announce some significant organizational changes within the Andermatt Group. Felix Dubach has taken on the role of Director International Business. Felix has been an invaluable member of our team for several years as Area Manager and Head International Market Development and has consistently displayed remarkable leadership skills, exceptional market insight, and …
New role of Felix Dubach and welcome Patrick Meyer Read More »
The Andermatt in Africa conference was held at Enashipai Hotel, Naivasha, Kenya from 8 – 10 May 2023. A total of 27 delegates were in attendance from 11 different countries, representing preferred partner suppliers, distributors and including the Andermatt in Africa team. Andermatt’s vision for Africa is focused on feeding the continent sustainably, as well …