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Neem- The Only Insecticide that should be used today!Benefits of Neem as an All Natural PesticideEco Friendly Bio Pesticide With the resistance developed by most of the insect pests to Chemical Insecticides and contamination of environment, damage to beneficial insects and wild biota, accidental poisoning of humans and livestock by the chemical insecticides has made the International Community to look for a Natural Eco Friendly Bio Pesticide, which has no impact on the Non Target pests, safe to Human and non resistance of Insect pests.
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Natural Cold Pressed Neem Oil For ecologically sound, ethical pest management, there is a need for Bio Pesticides that are pest-specific, nontoxic to humans and other biota, biodegradable, less prone to pest resistance, and relatively less expensive and the One and Only product contributing to the said properties is GreeNeem Neem Oil Bio Pesticide.
GreeNeem Neem Oil Bio Pesticide has been the answer to the International Community seeking for the Eco-Friendly Bio Pesticide. GreeNeem Neem Oil is 100% Pure Natural Cold Pressed Neem oil with the Highest Azadirachtin value of minimum of 1500ppm to 2500ppm Maximum and free from any trace of Aflatoxin and Solvents. It is produced from the finest Indian Neem seed kernels by state-of-art manufacturing unit of Neem Division of M/s.K.Sivaram Bros.
GreeNeem Neem Oil Bio Pesticide exhibits properties of insecticides, miticides, nematicides, fungicides, and also can be used as Liquid Plant Feed/ Liquid Foliar fertilizer.
Unlike Azadirachtin formulations where the prime ingredient is Azadirachtin alone, the GreeNeem Neem Oil is natural Cold Pressed Neem Oil with all the 40 liminoids which results in best efficacy. |
| Neem Oil Bio Pesticide acts on insect by |  | Repelling larvae and adults. | | | Blocking the molting of larvae or nymphs. | | | Disturbing or inhibiting the development of the eggs, larvae, or pupae. | | | Disturbing mating and sexual communication. | | | Sterilising adults | | | Deterring females from laying eggs. | | | Deterring feeding |
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| Neem Oil Application Sectors
Agri Crops, Hydroponics, Aeroponics, Horticulture, Greenhouses, Shade houses, Glasshouses, Ornamentals, Plantations, Interiorscapes, Landscapes, Nurseries, Turf Grass, Shrubs, Trees, etc |
How to Use Neem Oil Bio Pesticide:
Spraying should be done within 8 hours of mixing, using a knapsack sprayer or any suitable sprayer. This can be used as a foliar spray on crops, and also can be drenched near crop roots for efficiency recommended
It is recommended to repeat the spraying 5 times at intervals of 7 to 10 days each. Can be increased in the same proportion for large areas. Spraying should be undertaken in the morning or late in the evening. During hot conditions the frequency of spraying should be more. In winter spraying once in 10 days and in rainy season, every day spraying is recommended.
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Neem comprises of 40 different active compounds called Tetranortriperpernoids, or more specifically liminoids. These liminoids create hormonal disruptions and prevents the insect from Feeding, Breeding or Metamorphosing. |
The Chief ingredient of Neem is Azadirachtin, a tetranortriterpenoid. It exhibits antifeedant, insect repellent and insect sterilization properties. The Azadirachtin works not on the digestive or nervous system, it acts on the hormonal system of the insect pests and thus does not lead to development of resistance in future generations.
| Chief Ingredient | : Azadirachtin | | Empirical formula | : C35 H44 O16 | | Molecular weight | : -720 | | Chemical family | : Tetranortriterpenoids |
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Pests Controlled By Neem
Insects belonging to Blattodea, Caelifera, Coleoptera, Dermaptera, Diptera, Ensifera, Hetroptera, Homoptera, Hymenoptera, Isoptera, Lepidoptera, Phasmida, Phthiraptera, Siphonoptera, and Thysanoptera, on species of ostracod, several species of mites and nematodes, and even noxious snails and fungi, including aflatoxin-producing Aspergillus flavus are affected by Neem.
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