Bioharvest is a start-up company dedicated to providing farmers with integrated control solutions based on biological control. Based on the research and development capability of plant protection of Wageninggengen University and Shandong Academy of Agricultural Sciences, a comprehensive biological control program suitable for China was constructed. The company's solutions cover major regions and crops across the country.

Among them, the Natural Enemies and Pollinators Research Center (BIRC) of Shandong Academy of Agricultural Sciences is an institution specializing in the research and development of natural enemies and pollinators. It is a research platform in Shandong province for the purpose of large-scale breeding and application technology research and development of natural enemies and pollinators. At the same time, it is also the leading unit of "National Natural Enemy Insect Science and Technology Innovation Alliance" and the chief expert construction unit of "Shandong Province modern agricultural industrial technology system bee Industry Innovation Team". At present, the team has carried out a series of natural enemy insects and pollinators from the basic research of breeding theory, to large-scale breeding technology, pilot product development, application technology and demonstration promotion of the whole chain design and integrated implementation, and has achieved a series of technical achievements.

Research direction: Explore and utilize beneficial insect resources such as natural enemies and pollinators, develop a series of natural enemies and pollinators large-scale propagation technology and application technology, develop and establish a series of natural enemies and pollinators factory propagation production line, and build a large-scale breeding base of natural enemies and pollinators that has reached the leading level in China.

Research contents: natural enemy and pollinator resources exploration, natural enemy insect annual breeding and application technology development, pollinator insect annual breeding and application technology development.

Species studied: Trichogramma, aphidophagous gall midge, Aphidagus Formosa, Orius orius, Aphidagus Formosa, predator mites, Bumblebee, Bumblebee lanlanensis, and Oechius notatus.