Agrobío has been recognized at SIVAL 2026 for a breakthrough technology that improves the effectiveness of biological pest control. The innovation, called TRICHOcontrol – Dispensing Balls, enhances the protection and release of beneficial insects through a smarter and more uniform distribution system.
TRICHOcontrol – Dispensing Balls of Agrobío has earned a nomination at the prestigious SIVAL Innovation 2026 event, held at the International Plant Production Fair in Angers, France. The jury highlighted this solution for its efficient and uniform release of parasitoid wasps such as Trichogramma achaeae, widely used in the biological control of lepidopteran pests.
As a result, this technology offers a superior and more sustainable alternative to traditional release formats.
Agrobío S.L. has been selected to join the entity that represents the most prominent companies within the Mid‑Sized Company segment (ETI). CRE100DOFoundation promotes the growth of this business group, which continues to position itself as a driver of development and competitiveness.
CRE100DO Foundation, a national benchmark supporting the growth and competitiveness of more than 100 Mid‑Sized Companies, has added new members to its community. Among them is Agrobío, a company specialized in biological pest control and natural pollination.
During autumn, pepper and cucumber crops enter a critical phase. This is when Thrips parvispinus populations peak, threatening both the quality and profitability of the harvest. At this stage, strengthening biological control with ORIcontrol Cold and POWERfood 3.0 is key to boosting crop protection.
At Hall 9 of IFEMA Madrid, from September 30th to October 2nd, a vibrant space will showcase a true revolution in agriculture: functional biodiversity as a key to the future of agriculture.
This year, Agrobío arrives at Fruit Attraction 2025 celebrating thirty years at the forefront of biological pest control and natural pollination. At stand 9E22, visitors are invited to step into a living ecosystem—an immersive experience where innovative biological solutions are not just displayed, but brought to life.
Autumn signals the beginning of a challenging campaign for growers, especially those cultivating peppers and cucumbers. Thrips —and in particular Thrips parvispinus— pose a serious threat to crop profitability. The good news? There are sustainable and effective tools available.
