Improving crop productivity and sustainability.
Our products are approved for virtually every cultivated crop, from fruits and vegetables to cereal grains and nuts, from turfgrass and flowers to alfalfa and cotton. When incorporated into an IPM program, biopesticides can be an effective solution to pest control problems in conventional, transitional or certified organic production systems.
Boost yield and quality
Manage resistance
Harvest flexibility
Worker-friendly
Hear From Our Grower Customers
Harley Soltes of Bow Hill Blueberries discusses SWD and Mummy Berry issues at his organic blueberry farm.
Chris Falter with Mathis Farms in Plant City, Florida, shares insights about his success with Grandevo WDG bioinsecticide.
Fidel Castillo, Jr. with Castillo Farms in Plant City, Florida, shares insights about his success with Majestene bionematicide.
Grower Joel Connell with Grimes Farms in Plant City, Florida, shares insights about his success with Venerate XC bioinsecticide.
Kane Hannaford with G & D Farms in Duette, Florida, shares insights about his success with Regalia biofungicide.
Recent News
Podcast: Future of Agriculture 104: Fighting Pests Strategically and Sustainably with Dr. Pamela Marrone of Marrone Bio Innovations
Dr. Pamela Marrone is the founder and CEO of Marrone Bio Innovations, a company dedicated to finding practical, sustainable pest management solutions that are safe [...]
Eco threats stressing out bumblebee queens
Sustainable Food News | June 13, 2018 Article Link Environmental threats are piling onto the stress faced by nest-building bumblebee queens, according to a new [...]
Biologicals Effective, Sustainable, and Offer a Strong ROI
Western Growers | May/June, 2018 | Tim Linden Article Link Pam Marrone, a pioneer and leader in the bio-pesticide world, looks forward to the day [...]
New Biofungicide Fights White Mold
AgPro | Sonja Begemann | June 13, 2018 Article Link Marrone Bio Innovations, Inc. is introducing a new tool to help farmers fight pests in [...]
State of IPM – Biopesticides (Presentation)
Pam’s presentation at the Symposium on Barriers to Integrated Pest Management, Pacific Branch Entomological Society of America, June, 2018
Recent News
Podcast: Future of Agriculture 104: Fighting Pests Strategically and Sustainably with Dr. Pamela Marrone of Marrone Bio Innovations
Dr. Pamela Marrone is the founder and CEO of Marrone Bio Innovations, a company dedicated to finding practical, sustainable pest management solutions that are safe for people as well as [...]
Eco threats stressing out bumblebee queens
Sustainable Food News | June 13, 2018 Article Link Environmental threats are piling onto the stress faced by nest-building bumblebee queens, according to a new study by researchers at the [...]