Supplies & Accessories

The little things decide whether your beneficials thrive or fizzle. Release boxes, supplemental foods, and dispensers help your investment establish, spread, and persist — turning a good program into a great one.

Shop IPM supplies and accessories — the tools that make biocontrol work better. From beneficial insect release boxes to supplemental feeding products, these are the details that separate consistent results from hit-or-miss releases.

Why these tools matter

Even the best beneficials underperform if they're poorly distributed or run short of food early on. Release boxes protect and disperse them evenly, while supplemental foods sustain predators when pest numbers are low — keeping your beneficials alive and working.

How to use them

Use release and hatching stations to deploy beneficials cleanly across the crop, and apply supplemental foods to establish predatory mites and bugs before pests build. Standardize your release SOPs for repeatable results.

What's in this collection

• Universal Release Boxes — protected, even distribution of beneficials across the crop.
• NUTRIforce & Wheast — supplemental foods to establish and sustain predators.
• Fly Parasite Hatching Station — steady emergence for fly-parasite programs.

Frequently asked questions

What is supplemental food for beneficial insects?

Pollen- or protein-based products (like NUTRIforce and Wheast) that feed predators when prey is scarce, helping them establish early.

How do beneficial insect release boxes work?

They hold and protect beneficials in the crop, letting them emerge and disperse gradually for even, continuous coverage.

Do I need accessories to use beneficials?

They're not always required, but release tools and supplemental foods noticeably improve establishment and consistency.

When should I use supplemental food?

At release and when pest numbers are low, so your predators stay fed and in place until pests appear.