European corn borer
Rice stem worm
Rice leafroller
Cotton bollworm Beet webworm
Cabbage moth
By integrating these macroorganisms into your Integrated Pest Management (IPM) strategy, you reduce reliance on synthetic pesticides, aligning directly with Poland’s CAP eco-scheme “Integrowana Produkcja Roślin” (IPR) requirements for certification and subsidies up to ~630 zł/ha on field crops.
How Trichogramma Creates elligability for subsidies
Meets IPM Standards: Follow MRiRW crop methodologies by prioritizing monitoring, mechanical barriers, and biological releases like Trichogramma—limiting chemicals to below MRL thresholds and only as a last resort, earning IPR certification from bodies like AgroEko.
Enhances Broader CAP Access: Satisfies EU conditionality for direct payments; combines with “Biologiczna uprawa” for micros, maximizing ~146 EUR/ha while building sustainable practices
Protecting storage spaces and granaries with trichogramma is not a passing trend or experimental technique.
It is a proven method, well-known to entomologists and agronomists from previous decades, for
safeguarding closed spaces where agricultural produce, fabrics, carpets, or other organic materials are stored.
This can be done with no risk of dammage or contamination to your product
