natural pesticide
Steve Groff (sgroff@epix.net)
Sun, 19 Dec 1999 21:15:37 -0500
I got this info the other day and was wondering if anyone knows anything
about it.
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Direction of 3.5% Bitterbarkomycin emulsion
NATURAL PESTICIDE
1.Fuction
The production is a high-effective, low-poisonous, little-remained, no
public pollution new botanical agricultural pesticide. Its active
element
is sesquiterpene polyester, the chemical ingredient which is powerful in
killing insects and has the functions of anesthesia, making insects
refusing to eat, stomach poisoning and contact-killing, without becoming
drug-fast and damaging natural enemy but with stable physical and
chemical performance. The using of pesticide would lead non-polluted
crop, vegetables, gourds and fruits, and also can increase yield by
10%--20%. In Nov.29, 1993, the product passed the examination and
determination of the province and was appraised that the product has
filled a national gap and is in the lead internationally in the field of
insect-killing active element research, and now the product has been
listed
one of the "National Natural Science Fund Prize Project" and was
rewarded the golden prize of "Henan Provincial 7th Invention Exhibition
Fair" in May 1994. The product has gained national patent in 1995, and
was entered in "National Torch Plan" in 1996.
2.Object
The product is suitable to prevent and control prick-suck and chewing
type mouth parts injurious insects, mainly to prevent and cure those
injurious insects inside all kinds of crops such as wheat, flower and
grass, vegetable, cotton, tea, golf ground, horse ground, lawn and
others.
The product's prevention and cure effect hit 95% of wheat aphid, cabbage
caterpillar, diamondback moth, flower aphid and callosobruchus
chinches, the inhibition rate to the incubation of pink boll worm hit
86%. The protection rate to cotton buds and bolls hits over 84%. The
General Station of Plant Protection under Agriculture Department of
Guangdong Province recommended in July 1996 this Product to all plant
protect system of this province, considering 3.5% Bitterbarkomycin
emulsion as a new type of pesticide for prevention and cure of stain-hid
fly in America.
The test made in Europe and America by our foreign clients proved that
the prevention and cure effect of this product hit over 95% for the
following injurious insects such as: cotton leaf-worm, black bean aphid,
two spotted spider mite, tobacco budworm, cotton pink boll-worm,
vetch aphid, green rice leafhopper, greenhouse whitefly, apple roller,
stainhid fly in America. The product does not produce chemical harm
when spraying at the density of 100% killing insects efficiency,
therefore, it is an ideal agricultural pesticide for green-food, export
vegetables,
and fruits.
Our clients are helping us to register our pesticide in HK, UK.
If you are interested in our pesticide, we'll be very pleased to
supply our sample for you to test.
We are sure you will find a ready sale for the natural material and
that your customers will be well satisfied with it.
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Thanks!
Steve Groff
"Enhancing the Environment" http://www.cedarmeadowfarm.com/
Cedar Meadow Farm
679 Hilldale Road
Holtwood, PA 17532 USA
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