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Better Crop Care with Entomatic™

Better Crop Care with Entomatic™
Mar 20, 2026
By Farms.com

Smart delivery of beneficial organisms boosts precision and farm efficiency

Modern agriculture is moving towards smarter and more sustainable crop protection methods. One important approach is biological control, where beneficial insects and mites are used to manage pests. However, the success of this method depends not only on the quality of these organisms but also on how they are applied in the field. 

Entomatic™ dispensers provide an advanced solution that improves how beneficial organisms are introduced into crops. These systems help standardize and simplify the application process, making it more efficient and reliable. By using tank mixing, farmers can apply one or more beneficial organisms at the same time, saving time and effort while improving results. 

Traditional manual methods often lead to uneven distribution and inconsistent release rates. They also require a lot of labor, which can increase costs and reduce efficiency. In contrast, mechanized dispensers ensure uniform distribution across the crop. This allows beneficial organisms to spread more evenly, improving their ability to control pests effectively. 

“Entomatic™ dispensers offer a mechanised, scalable alternative,” said Sam Gui, Biobest's Market Development Manager for High Tech IPM. “Utilising tank mixing, they enable controlled, uniform delivery of one or more biological control agents simultaneously, through multiple dispensing points. The result is a more precise and efficient introduction of beneficial mites and insects across the crop.” 

Another key advantage is the gentle handling of organisms. The system is designed to reduce mechanical stress and use controlled airflow, helping ensure that the insects and mites remain alive and active when they reach the crop. This leads to faster establishment and better pest control outcomes. 

Farmers can also adjust the system to meet different needs. Settings such as airflow, speed, and release points can be customized depending on the type of crop, beneficial species, and growing conditions. This flexibility allows for precise and repeatable applications, which is important for successful integrated pest management programs. 

Additionally, the system supports the use of multiple beneficial species at once. This means farmers can target different pests in a single operation, reducing the need for multiple applications and lowering labor requirements. 

Overall, Entomatic™ dispensers help improve crop protection by combining precision, efficiency, and flexibility. They support better pest control while reducing labor and improving farm productivity, making them a valuable tool for modern agriculture. 

Photo Credit: Entomatic-RD


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