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Biological Solutions For Pest Management Since 1950
RVI produces and distributes insects and other organisms, supplies and tools for biological control of
pests. We are pioneers in the use of natural enemies in ecologically based pest management.
From Insects to Microbes to D-Vac
Biological control programs may include commercially available predators, parasites,
pathogens and antagonists--our complete of natural enemies. Don't forget to build biologically active soils
and boost them with our line of inoculants. We have microbial and botanical pesticides for hot spots.
From Farms to Laboratories
Among our thousands of customers are small to mid size
farms, orchards, greenhouses, nurseries, public gardens and gardeners. Our fly control programs treat small
and large facilities that handle animal manure and waste. Hundreds of universities call RVI for organisms for
research and instruction.
Cost Effective and Environmentally Sound
Our technical support centers on the Five Features of IPM. Programs
for success consider the agricultural practices and other factors that influence the balance between
predator and prey. Our bulletins offer insights based on years of experience following the Five Features.
To Ask Questions or Place an Order
E-mail bugnet@rinconvitova.com
Call 800-248-2847 (BUGS) or 805-643-5407
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Member of the Association of Natural Biocontrol Producers
Proud Distributor for:
Applied Bio-nomics - Good Bugs for a Better Tomorrow
KM Ant Pro
2016 Regenerative Business Prize
Two Documentaries about Rincon Vitova Insectaries The Beneficial Bug
Lady of Ventura(7 Minutes)
A Growing Passion: Beneficial
Insects(27 Minutes)
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