Entomopathogenic nematodes and microbial bionematicides and microbial biofertilizers — precisely matched to the pest pressures of your crop and growing system.
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Crop Sectors
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Pest Species Controlled
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Products in Development
Select your crop sector to view pest profiles, target species, and recommended biological control approaches.
Vegetable crops face intense pressure from soil-dwelling insect larvae and plant parasitic nematodes — both of which cause significant yield loss and quality downgrade. NemaCura's entomopathogenic nematodes, microbial bionematicides, and microbial biofertilizers offer targeted, residue-free control compatible with integrated pest management programmes.
Vine Weevil Larvae
Otiorhynchus sulcatus
Root destruction in container and field-grown crops
Leatherjackets
Tipula spp.
Stem base and root feeding causing wilting and plant death
Cabbage Root Fly
Delia radicum
Root tunnelling in brassicas leading to collapse
Root-Knot Nematode
Meloidogyne spp.
Galling, stunting, and reduced nutrient uptake
Cyst Nematode
Heterodera spp.
Severe yield suppression in potato and brassica crops
Entomopathogenic nematodes integrate seamlessly into standard drip and overhead irrigation systems. Applications are timed to coincide with peak larval activity in the soil profile. Microbial bionematicide solutions are applied as soil drenches at transplanting or early establishment.
NemaForce™
Under DevelopmentNematrol™
Under DevelopmentAll NemaCura products are currently in development. Contact us to discuss your specific crop and pest challenge.
Entomopathogenic nematodes and microbial bionematicides and microbial biofertilizers leave zero chemical residue — fully compliant with MRL requirements and premium market specifications.
Biological mode of action means no risk of resistance development — unlike synthetic insecticides and nematicides where resistance is an increasing commercial threat.
Fully aligned with the EU Soil Strategy 2030, Farm to Fork, and Sustainable Use of Pesticides Regulation — future-proofing your crop protection programme.
Highly specific to target pests — no impact on pollinators, earthworms, predatory insects, or other beneficial soil organisms.
Integrates seamlessly into integrated pest management programmes alongside other biological and cultural control measures.
Unlike broad-spectrum soil fumigants, biological applications support and enhance the soil microbiome — contributing to long-term soil health and crop resilience.
Our agronomists will assess your pest challenge, crop system, and growing conditions — and recommend the most effective biological control programme.