In susceptible taxa, chemical control is one of the most common management practices. Nematicides before and after planting can be effective. Intercropping and crop rotation, especially with resistant or non-host plants, is used as cultural control to improve soil, increase antagonistic microorganisms, and reduce nematode populations.
Chemical management is a widely used approach in vulnerable species. Pre- and post-planting nematicides can be effective. Additionally, intercropping and crop rotation with resistant or non-host plants are utilized as cultural control to improve soil health, increase beneficial microorganisms, and reduce nematode numbers.