• Promoting the exchange of experiences and the cooperation between researchers, producers of beneficial organisms, and consultants
• Debating studies (incl. unfinished ones)
• Discussion of biology, behavior, and documentation of beneficial arthropods in the field
• Methods of preservation, support, cultivation, and application of beneficial organisms

• Importance of beneficial organisms for plant protection
• Methods of protection and support
• Methods of mass cultivation and application
• Planning and analyzing experiments
• Quality control
• Amalgamation with chemical pesticides
• Documenting the side effects of chemical compounds

Conference participants are researchers from the fields of entomology, ecology, and phytomedicine, from federal and state plant protection services, producers of beneficial organisms, and consultants in biological plant protection.