Make organic pestcides from Neem sprays Extructs on vegetables and fruits
Neen Extracts
Today it’s no cost pest control! Use neem leaves to make a pest control solution. Neem spray is effective against many pests of grain and vegetable crops. For example, neem spray can affect locusts, bean aphids, whiteflies, houseflies, Mexican bean beetles, Colorado potato beetles, corn earworms, and cabbage loopers. And because there are always green leaves on neem trees you can pick them whenever you need them to make the spray.
Here is how some farmers In Uganda make neem leaf spray: To make five litres of spray use about 2 kilograms of fresh neem leaves. Put the leaves into a pot or source pan and add five litres of water. Boil the mixture until the green colour is gone from the leaves to make the whole water turn now green, When the green colour is gone it means that the part of the leaves that affects the insects has gone into the water. Let the water cool overnight. The next day, remove the leaves or filter the mixture through a fine cloth.
Now you have a neem spray that is ready to use on your crop. If you find that this spray is not strong enough, try using 2.5 kilograms of leaves in five litres of water instead.
Also, if firewood is coming scarce and you don’t want to use wood to heat the water, you can use cold water instead of boiling water. In that case pound or crush the neem leaves before putting them in the water allow them to stand for one 1- 2 weeks in a closed jerican and in dark conditions while shaking the materials every after 2 days to allow them ferment
Then filter and extract the spray and begin to spray the crops
Usage dose if pest attack is severe don't add any water just spray only the extract
If no or less then in five litter of neem extract add on litter of water
In summary Neem extract is broad spectrum natural neem based preparation for the control of a wide range of insects, red mites and nematodes. it acts as an insecticidal, oviposition deterrent, sterilant, feeding deterrent and insect growth regulator.
APPLICATION: Alone: 50 ml in 20 L. In mixtures with other insecticides 25 ml in 20 L and the full dose of the other insecticide CROPS: Cucurbits, tomatoes, peas, french beans, snow peas, roses.
Today it’s no cost pest control! Use neem leaves to make a pest control solution. Neem spray is effective against many pests of grain and vegetable crops. For example, neem spray can affect locusts, bean aphids, whiteflies, houseflies, Mexican bean beetles, Colorado potato beetles, corn earworms, and cabbage loopers. And because there are always green leaves on neem trees you can pick them whenever you need them to make the spray.
Here is how some farmers In Uganda make neem leaf spray: To make five litres of spray use about 2 kilograms of fresh neem leaves. Put the leaves into a pot or source pan and add five litres of water. Boil the mixture until the green colour is gone from the leaves to make the whole water turn now green, When the green colour is gone it means that the part of the leaves that affects the insects has gone into the water. Let the water cool overnight. The next day, remove the leaves or filter the mixture through a fine cloth.
Now you have a neem spray that is ready to use on your crop. If you find that this spray is not strong enough, try using 2.5 kilograms of leaves in five litres of water instead.
Also, if firewood is coming scarce and you don’t want to use wood to heat the water, you can use cold water instead of boiling water. In that case pound or crush the neem leaves before putting them in the water allow them to stand for one 1- 2 weeks in a closed jerican and in dark conditions while shaking the materials every after 2 days to allow them ferment
Then filter and extract the spray and begin to spray the crops
Usage dose if pest attack is severe don't add any water just spray only the extract
If no or less then in five litter of neem extract add on litter of water
In summary Neem extract is broad spectrum natural neem based preparation for the control of a wide range of insects, red mites and nematodes. it acts as an insecticidal, oviposition deterrent, sterilant, feeding deterrent and insect growth regulator.
APPLICATION: Alone: 50 ml in 20 L. In mixtures with other insecticides 25 ml in 20 L and the full dose of the other insecticide CROPS: Cucurbits, tomatoes, peas, french beans, snow peas, roses.
By Wandera Alexander. Samuel
African Food Security and Climate Army,Fika Afrika Advocacy Foundation creating solutions for Africa, National Environmental Students Organization,The hive Uganda
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