Big thanks to those who attended our Goose Lake event! Grow more corn with our rootworm-killing biocontrol nematodes.

Join Nick for lunch on December 3rd at noon in Goose Lake IA and learn about our rootworm-killing nematodes!

How Do Persistent BioControl Nematodes Find Larvae?

Persistent BioControl exists to make farming more resilient. We were founded to help growers tackle root-feeding soil pests with living, proven biology that works with the soil — not against it. Safe for soil. Proven in the field. Grounded in science. Because protecting roots

One application. Multi-year protection. Our persistent biocontrol nematodes establish in the soil, persist through winter, and reactivate each season—providing lasting protection against root-feeding pests. Certified organic, field-proven, and backed by over 25 years of Cornell

Persistent BioControl is built to protect roots and proven to last. We help farmers control root-feeding pests naturally and sustainably with living biocontrol nematodes that establish once and persist for years. Rooted in over 25 years of Cornell University research —

One application. Multi-year protection. Our persistent biocontrol nematodes establish in the soil, persist through winter, and reactivate each season, so they’re in place before hatch. Layer with rotation and Bt for a stronger IPM plan and steadier roots. Book your fall

Last week was National Farmers Day. Around here, it’s every day. We’re here to back your work, protecting roots with persistent, field-proven biology that integrates with your IPM program. #ThankAFarmer #BuiltToPersist #HealthyRoots #SoilSolutions

Farmers using Persistent BioControl nematodes are seeing real results. Yield recoveries of 15+ bu/ac in fields under rootworm pressure. By attacking rootworm larvae in the soil, PBC nematodes protect your Bt trait, preserve root health, and sustain yields for seasons to come,

Rootworm damage shows up at harvest. Lodged corn, dropped yield, lost profit. Persistent BioControl nematodes introduce a new mode of action, targeting rootworm larvae in the soil and protecting your Bt trait for years with a single application. Fall is the best time to apply.

From New Paltz, NY, Kira has seen the persistence of our nematodes firsthand in her wheat fields. “This long-term solution to a big problem is very exciting… we’ve already seen persistence in the soil. I only see potential in what nematodes offer growers, and in a cool and

Bt traits alone aren’t holding up. Resistance is spreading, and farmers across the Corn Belt are seeing the impact of this harvest. Persistent BioControl nematodes add a new mode of action. Not a replacement, but layered protection that extends trait durability, protects yield,

“After seeing the impact on my farm, I’m convinced it works.” Donnie from Nebraska is expanding acres next year after seeing the difference Persistent Biocontrol Nematodes made in his fields. Learn how persistence can protect your roots: https://t.co/2yvrZMpNIH #BuiltToPersist

Stop by our Farm Progress booth in the Varied Industries Tent (VIT9703) and say hello! Mention this post and get some free swag. #farmprogress #farmprogressshow

One application. Decades of protection. Persistent Biocontrol Nematodes don’t just survive a season — they establish in your soil and keep working year after year. Visit https://t.co/uUaJpHAOQn to learn more. #BuiltToPersist #HealthyRoots #SoilSolutions #RootwormControl

Overly tight tassel wrap showing up in Northern NY corn fields. Too early to determine impact on pollination.

Do you grow corn in south-central Wisconsin? Swing by Knute's Bar and Grill in Orfordville, WI to learn how you can enhance your corn rootworm control, recover lost yield, and save money!

Next year’s rootworm problem is starting now. Each female rootworm beetle lays ~300 eggs in late summer. Those eggs will hatch next spring into larvae that feed on your roots — unless something is waiting for them. Applied in the fall, persistent biocontrol nematodes establish