Bioforce have the largest range of biological control agents in New Zealand, meaning we have a solution for just about any pest problem you may have.
Our products are selectively bred to be the strongest and most productive biological control agents.
Bioforce provide a truly natural and sustainable solution for pest problems. These are natural alternatives to pesticides, so you don't need to spray your plants or user hazardous chemicals
Bioforce supply some of the largest growers in New Zealand right down to the smallest backyards.
Bioforce rears and sells biological control agents, 'the good guys', for the control of plant pests and diseases. At our production facilities, found in the horticultural region of Pukekohe, Bioforce produces multiple beneficial organisms that have the ability to suppress pest populations below levels that necessitate the use of chemical controls.
We strongly believe that it is in everyone's interest to reduce the quantity of chemical pesticides applied to horticultural crops; be that to reduce the production costs of the grower, to improve the health and working environment of horticultural workers, protect the natural environment, and to provide the consumer with the freshest, tastiest and healthiest produce and ornamental plants possible.
What keeps pests under control in nature? Utilise some of the "good guys" to suppress your pest populations through biological control. Find Out More
Get to know the pests on your crop and use their weaknesses against them. A good understanding of your pests is essential for maintaining control. Find Out More
Get more effective tools for plant protection and support the responsible and sustainable control of horticultural pests. Find Out More
Browse our extensive information about typical pests, to help you identify which products are right for you.
Read about 'The Bad Guys'
Use our Side Effects Database to see what beneficial organisms are compatible with your current chemicals
Our responsibility extends beyond merely selling you these beneficial organisms. Talk to us about how to manage your crop using IPM techniques. Find Out More
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