Mansha Enterprises | Neem Based Organic Pesticides And Ferilizers

Traditionally known as the "village pharmacy", the Neem tree's pesticidal and medicinal properties have been known and used for centuries in India. The bark of the neem tree is used for cosmetics, health care products and medicinal. Mansha Produces the Neem products by total Indian Traditional way of Patented process without heat, chemicals, petrochemicals and retains all the well balanced nutrients in the oil and cake-many which would otherwise be lost. It is non toxic to humans, birds, earthworms or animals.

Neem leaves are medicinal The kernel of the neem fruit is crushed to yield neem oil which is used chiefly in pest control products and also in medicinal, cosmetic and health care products. The residue after crushing the kernel is neem cake, which is an excellent organic fertilizer. Even the twigs of the tree are used as toothbrushes for dental hygiene. Small wonder that scientists have yet to come across a more beneficial tree!

The active constituent of Neem is made up of about 40 different active compounds called Tetranortriperpernoids, or more specifically, liminoids. Chemically these active ingredients or liminoids, are more akin to steroids. When ingested by the insect, they create hormonal disruptions which prevent the insect from feeding, breeding or metamorphosing.

The main active ingredient of Neem is Azadirachtin (C35H44O16), a tetranortriterpenoid. It exhibits antifeedant, insect repellent and insect sterilization properties. It is so potent that quantities as low as 1 ppm will totally repel certain insects. Insects treated with Azadirachtin during the larval and pupal stages, comprising 60-70 percent of their lives, generally die within 3-14 days.