We are proud to announce that DutchTrig is now officially permitted in Estonia! This means that elms there too can be protected against Dutch elm disease with our biological vaccine. Estonia takes a major step in the fight against Dutch elm disease. In May, the first 85 elms in the capital city Tallinn were vaccinated with DutchTrig. This makes Estonia the first country in the Baltic region to take action using this biological method.
In May of this year, elms were vaccinated for the first time in Estonia. This gives Estonia the scoop of the Baltic states. A total of 85 elms in Tallinn received their annual vaccination. The reason for starting vaccination was the increasingly rapid spread of Dutch Elm Disease in Estonia. The capital Tallinn is setting […]
Het beschermen van iepen begint met het goed in kaart brengen van alle iepen in een bepaald gebied en inzichtelijk maken welke bomen al door de iepziekte zijn aangetast. Vervolgens kunnen de gezonde bomen met DutchTrig beschermd worden en de zieke iepen zo snel mogelijk worden verwijderd om verdere verspreiding te voorkomen. Het in kaart […]
On March 27 and 28, Ron Schraven is representing DutchTrig at ArborEXPO 2025 in New Jersey – a leading event for tree care professionals. Visitors can find him at booth no. 1124, where he will be sharing insights into DutchTrig: a biological, preventive treatment against the destructive Dutch elm disease. DutchTrig is an innovative product […]
For many years, several countries have been protecting their elms against Dutch elm disease with DutchTrig. This biological vaccine, an essential part of an integrated elm management program, is already successfully used in Germany, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, the United States and Canada. It is with pride that idverdeBomendienst, DutchTrig’s authorisation […]
Every year elms are again affected by Dutch elm disease, which is a shame because of their cultural and aesthetic value in our landscape. For a century, active efforts have been made in the Netherlands to control this disease. Both current knowledge and solutions have their origins in our country. This ‘national’ heritage is recognized […]