NemaCura was founded on a simple conviction: nature already contains the most effective, most precise, and most sustainable tools for crop protection. Our role is to harness them — and to put them to work for growers.

Dr. Manzoor Hussain
Founder & Chief Executive Officer
NemaCura
Soil is not just a growing medium — it is a living ecosystem. Restoring it is the defining agricultural challenge of our era.
With more than two decades of research and development spanning the United States, Europe, and Asia, Dr. Hussain has built deep, field-tested expertise in the full spectrum of diseases that threaten commercial crops — fungal, bacterial, viral, and nematode pathogens across turfgrasses, field crops, vegetables, and orchards. That breadth of knowledge, accumulated across three continents and some of the world's most demanding agricultural environments, is the scientific foundation on which NemaCura is built.
The EU Green Deal, Soil Strategy for 2030, and Farm to Fork framework are clear signals: the era of broad-spectrum synthetic pesticides is ending. Decades of chemical use have left soils depleted, compacted, and biologically impoverished — and reversing that damage demands biological intelligence, not more chemistry.
NemaCura's entomopathogenic nematodes, microbial bionematicides, and microbial biofertilizers are precisely aligned with this demand. They parasitise target pests without residues, without resistance risk, and without disrupting the soil microbiome. For growers navigating tighter regulations and growing consumer scrutiny, they represent the most credible, science-backed path forward.
We do not disturb nature. We trust it.
NemaCura's philosophy is not intervention — it is facilitation. We work with the biological intelligence already present in healthy soils, giving nature the tools it needs to cure itself, suppress its own pathogens, and recover its own balance. In full alignment with the EU Zero Pollution Action Plan, we believe the most powerful act in modern agriculture is not to add more chemistry — it is to get out of nature's way and let it heal.
Over 20 years of hands-on research in diverse agricultural systems has shaped a uniquely broad understanding of crop disease and biological control.
Turfgrass pathology, nematology, and biological control research.
Integrated pest management, regulatory science, and EU crop systems.
Tropical and subtropical crop disease management and field research.
From fungal root rots to plant-parasitic nematodes, our expertise spans every major pathogen class affecting commercial crops.
Root rots, blights, wilts, and foliar pathogens across multiple crop systems.
Bacterial blights, cankers, and soft rots in vegetables, orchards, and field crops.
Vector-transmitted and soilborne viruses affecting yield and crop quality.
Plant-parasitic nematodes in turfgrasses, field crops, vegetables, and orchards.
Sports pitches, golf courses, and amenity turf management.
Cereals, oilseeds, and broad-acre arable systems.
Protected and open-field vegetable production.
Top fruit, stone fruit, and soft fruit perennial systems.
20+
Years of R&D
3
Continents
4
Pathogen Groups
4
Crop Sectors
The values that guide every product we develop, every consultation we deliver, and every grower relationship we build.
Every claim we make is backed by peer-reviewed nematology and rigorous field data. We do not overstate efficacy or cut corners on evidence.
We believe the future of crop protection is biological. Our entire focus is on living, natural solutions — entomopathogenic nematodes, microbial bionematicides, and microbial biofertilizers.
Our products are highly targeted. We design consultancy programmes to exploit that precision — protecting beneficial soil life while eliminating target pests.
Our work directly supports the EU Green Deal, Farm to Fork strategy, and global efforts to reduce synthetic pesticide use in commercial agriculture.
We work directly with commercial growers, agronomists, and farm managers — building long-term relationships based on honest advice and measurable results.
From soil sampling and nematode taxonomy through to product application and follow-up monitoring — we support growers at every stage of the management programme.
Whether you are a grower seeking biological pest control advice, a researcher interested in collaboration, or a professional exploring career opportunities — we would love to hear from you.