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Neem
The Neem tree is referred to in its native India as 'the pharmacy tree' and has been used for a very wide range of uses, including medicinal and pesticidal, for centuries. |
Eco-Neem
BFA OrganicThis proven effective control of two-spotted (red spider) mite, aphids, curl grubs, lawn armyworm, caterpillars, citrus leafminer, mealybugs, sooty mould and whitefly on ornamentals and fungus gnats in potting soil is made from a pure extract of neem seed, stabilised in a vegetable oil based carrier. Eco-Neem works in two ways: it stops the insect from moulting and progressing in its life cycle, thereby severely disrupting its growth and development; it also stops the insect wanting to feed, resulting in starvation. Safe to beneficial insects (which don't eat foliage) this broad spectrum, botanically based insecticide, is very effective at low rates (dilute 1 - 3 ml in a litre of water for foliar application; up to 5ml in a litre of water as a soil drench). Although registered overseas for a wider range of pest control, in Australia this product currently has approval only for use on non-food crops. Eco-neem is internationally certified as an organic input for use on food crops and non-food crops. A review is underway regarding the number of crops covered in Australia towards matching the existing overseas approvals for this product. Made from a renewable resource so has a low 'carbon footprint'. Active constituents: 11.82g/L AZADIRACHTIN A and B present as 29.55g/L Azadirachta indica extract. Dilute 1 - 3 ml in a litre of water for foliar application; up to 5 ml in a litre of water as a soil drench. Grasshoppers: Mix at a rate of 3 ml per litre of water. Spray at the first sign of grasshoppers and repeat spray every 7 days as needed. Material Safety Data Sheet PB138 PB139 |
Meets National Organic Standards
- products with either ingredients permitted for use in organic farms or acceptable cultural strategies for pest control.
This standard is detailed in the Australian Certified Organic Standard (ACOS) 2010 as defined by Standards Australia. Organic growers
should always check with their own certifying organisation for the acceptability of any product.|
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OG
Organic Certification for Australia |
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FG
Food Grade |
UT
Untreated Seed or Plant |
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