SenesTech runs on two brands. ContraPest is the liquid rodent birth control, built mainly for livestock operations and professional pest management companies.
Evolve is the soft bait version, for consumers and the commercial B2B side. Same core idea, fertility control alongside existing methods, packaged for different customers.
Michael Edell, CEO, SenesTech · r/senestech AMA #148
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@lenatrobins@StoryTrading_IR Hi Len,
Our Evolve products are for rats and mice only at this time. We are working on expansion to new species, so be on the lookout for updates in the future!
.@SenesTech just announced a new assessment service for B2B customers.
The service uses field data, tracking products, and AI analysis to help customers better understand rodent infestations and identify the most effective long-term solution.
Missed our interview with @SenesTech CEO Michael Edell?
We discussed AI-powered assessment services, large farm opportunities, commercial expansion, revenue growth, and what's next for the company.
Watch the full interview below. https://t.co/12hvwZkPlv
We'll be interviewing SNES CEO Michael Edell this Friday, July 17 at 12:00 PM ET to discuss @SenesTech's latest commercial progress, the recent Evolve® deployment in Texas, and what it means for the company's future. https://t.co/ZhzGEQ4PQ3
@zxc68984008@StoryTrading_IR Evolve Rodent Birth Control® offers a smarter approach to long-term rodent management—restricting reproduction without relying on poison. Effective, easy to use, and designed for ongoing population management.
2025. New York City launches rat birth control under Flaco's Law. Baltimore integrates fertility control into its official IPM strategy. The arc bends toward approaches that address population trajectory, not just individual removal. Full piece: https://t.co/rLxRsCREJc
#RodentControl #PestControl #HistoryOfPestControl #IPM #SenesTech
The 1970s. IPM emerged as the rethink. Not anti-chemical — but a more systematic framework that used chemicals as one tool in a broader strategy. Ecologists, not just exterminators, started shaping the field.
Rodent bait tip: wax blocks are durable but not naturally palatable to rodents. Soft bait's fat-and-oil formula? Rodents choose it even when other food is available. For fertility control specifically, that difference is everything. https://t.co/oz0xVQ1oqu
#RodentControl #SoftBait #PestControl #RodentManagement
IPM actually doesn't mean 'no pesticides.' It means using the right tool for the situation, informed by evidence, after prevention has been tried. Here's what it actually looks like for rodent management: https://t.co/zJ9rPtfIId
#IPM#IntegratedPestManagement#RodentControl #PestManagement
🚨 Most people sweep rodent droppings. 🛑 That's the one thing you shouldn't do — dry sweeping aerosolizes viral particles. Spray first. Soak. Then wipe. Gloves. Ventilate. The full 5-step guide is here: https://t.co/4AHGkZNNKs
Hantavirus is one of six diseases rats and mice carry in the US right now. Leptospirosis. Salmonella. Rat-bite fever. LCMV. Plague. Rat lungworm. The common thread: rodent proximity. Reduce the population, reduce the risk across all of them. → https://t.co/CPWMVHuAIA
Hantavirus is trending. Here's the calm version:
✅Primarily spread through rodent droppings/urine ✅ Global risk assessed as LOW by WHO✅No human-to-human spread for most strains
What it does tell us: managing rodent populations isn't just about property damage.
We wrote the explainer → https://t.co/utQ47aAUe5