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Protects from over 200 different insect pests

Farmers in Mexico and Haiti and shepherds in Australia have begun switching to simple neem-based sprays from the usual synthetic chemical pest controls.
Environment

Environment

The natural insecticides, fungicides and bio-pesticides made out of neem have many advantages. Research studies indicate that they are not harmful to humans or animals. The pests will not develop resistance over generations while the beneficial insects like butterflies, ladybugs, etc are spared. The soil is enriched, and neem extracts leave no residue in the environment. Neem's "soft" pesticide character improves the lives of impoverished farmers throughout the tropical range of the neem tree.

According to the World Health Organization, misuse or overuse of chemical pesticides result in poisoning of about 500,000 people resulting about a million illnesses and about 20,000 deaths in the Third World alone. Substituting crude neem extracts for expensive chemical controls saves both money and lives. In developing countries, most of the earnings of farmers are spent on crop protection chemicals. These results in a vicious cycle of continued debt and thereby the poverty, ill health and environmental degradation.

Environment

To break this cycle and to improve the farmer's lives, agencies such as CARE, AID and AFGRO are actively promoting the introduction and use of neem in Southeast Asia, Africa, the Caribbean and both South and Central America. The farmers are educated about the means and methods for easily making a cheap, safe and effective product that protects their crops from over 200 different insect pests. Farmers in Mexico and Haiti and shepherds in Australia have begun switching to simple neem-based sprays from the usual synthetic chemical pest controls.

This has allowed the farmers to export mangos and other fruit to the United States without the chemical residues that often stopped their shipments at inspection stations. Neem-based sprays have similarly allowed the shepherds in Australia to produce pesticide-free wool that is being sold to European buyers for a considerable premium over the standard wool impregnated with chemical pesticides. Neem extracts have been approved by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for use on food crops. And today more and more of the governmental agencies approve the usage of neem on food crops.

TotalCare
NutrAza

100 % organic content
that contains

Ingredients

  • Azadirachtin: 2700 ppm (0.27%) | Nimbin: 3800 ppm (0.38%) | Salanin: 5800 ppm (0.58%).

  • Oleic acids: Stearic, palmitic, linoleic & myristic.
  • Macro nutrients (as %) : Nitrogen: 2 % | Phosphorous : 0,65 % | Potash : 0,10%.

  • Oligo elements (as mg/L) : Copper : 0,1 | Iron : 20 |Magnesium : 24 | Sodium : 30 | Sulphur : 2000 | Zinc : 5.5.

  • Allowed emulsifiers : upto 10 %.
    Values are based on the average of several batches. Typical batch results may slightly vary depending on the season and duration of storage.

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