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NemaForce™

Heterorhabditis bacteriophora

Entomopathogenic Nematodes

Precision biological control of soil-dwelling insect larvae.

NemaForce™ is a concentrated suspension of Heterorhabditis bacteriophora infective juveniles — one of the most widely researched and field-proven entomopathogenic nematode species in commercial biological pest control. Formulated for broad-spectrum control of soil-dwelling insect larvae, NemaForce™ targets the pest at its most vulnerable life stage, in the soil profile where chemical options are increasingly restricted.

Mode of Action & Application

Infective juveniles are applied to moist soil via standard irrigation, drench, or spray equipment. Once in the soil, they actively seek out target larvae using chemical and thermal cues, penetrate the host, and release symbiotic Xenorhabdus bacteria that eliminate the pest within 24–48 hours. New nematode generations emerge and continue seeking pests, providing extended biological activity.

Target Pest Species / Problems

Vine Weevil larvae (Otiorhynchus sulcatus)

Leatherjackets (Tipula spp.)

Chafer Grubs (Melolontha / Phyllopertha spp.)

Cabbage Root Fly (Delia radicum)

Cutworm (Agrotis spp.)

Codling Moth larvae (Cydia pomonella)

NemaForce™

Technical Overview

Active Organism

Heterorhabditis bacteriophora

Formulation

Concentrated aqueous suspension

Application

Irrigation, drench, spray

Residues

None

Resistance Risk

None

Crop Sectors

VegetablesSoft FruitFruit & OrchardsTurf & AmenityCereals
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The Science

How Beneficial Bacterial Consortia Work

A four-stage biological process — from soil application to improved soil health and crop resilience.

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Soil Application & Establishment

Bacterial consortia are applied as a soil drench, seed treatment, or incorporated at planting — establishing rapidly in the root zone and rhizosphere without specialist equipment.

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Biofertiliser Activity

Beneficial bacteria fix atmospheric nitrogen, solubilise phosphorus, and produce plant growth-promoting compounds — directly improving nutrient availability and uptake for the crop.

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Microbial Activity Enhancement

Introduced bacteria stimulate broader soil microbial communities, accelerating organic matter decomposition, nutrient cycling, and enzyme activity throughout the soil profile.

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Soil Biodiversity & Resilience

Over time, bacterial consortia restore soil biodiversity, improve aggregate stability, and build a biologically active soil environment that supports long-term crop health and productivity.

Why NemaCura

Built on Science. Designed for Growers.

No Chemical Residues

Fully compliant with MRL requirements and premium market specifications — zero residue risk.

No Resistance Risk

Biological mode of action with no risk of resistance development, unlike synthetic alternatives.

EU Green Deal Aligned

Aligned with the Soil Strategy 2030, Farm to Fork, and Sustainable Use of Pesticides Regulation.

Safe for Beneficials

Highly specific to target pests — no impact on pollinators, earthworms, or beneficial soil organisms.

IPM Compatible

Integrates seamlessly into integrated pest management programmes alongside other biological controls.

Expert Support

Every product is backed by NemaCura agronomists — from pest diagnosis through to application guidance.

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