India's largest manufacturer of Azadirachtin (neem) based biopesticides & the first company to register Azadirachtin as a biopesticide with US EPA & European Union. Our products are organic approved.
ORGANIC APPROVED
Our products are organic approved & OMRI listed. The US Environmental Protection Agency has exempted our product from the requirement of a toxic residue test at a usage rate of 20 gms per acre application.
TESTED GLOBALLY
Our products have been tested globally in 25 countries across millions of acres. Our highly qualified research team conducts periodic field trails to produce more efficient and improved emulsifiable concentrates.
NO RESISTANCE
Our products have a multipronged effect that prevents pest resistance or resurgence. They offer integrated pest management solutions but are harmless to birds, mammals, bees, and butterflies.
Neem has been traditionally recognized as nature’s solution to global problems. It has been conventionally used in Ayurveda for many centuries. Azadirachtin is a molecule derived from Neem that is responsible for pesticidal activity. It is effective against 300 species of insects.
“To the best of my knowledge, no plant material with greater activity, or with activity against a broader spectrum of pest insect species, has been found.”
-Dr. Martin Jacobson, USDA
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PATENTED in 10 countries & globally certified
30+ Years of experience
1 Million farmers sourcing neem seeds
5 Million farmers using our products
A neem based circular economy
Unlike other traditional pest control methods, we adopt a sustainable approach. Our raw materials are neem kernels that are often discarded as useless. Our network of farmers collects these seeds and sells them at the farmers market to us enabling them to earn additional income.
After quality testing, the seeds are dried and stored in our silo. During the production process, the kernel and the shell of the seed are separated. The shells are not discarded but instead used to produce high quality neem oil and neem cake.
