Neem Products

Neem and Ayurveda | Raw Neem | Neem Extracts | Neem Extract Products | Neem Remedies | Neem Benefits | Neem Side Effects | Neem Applications

Future of Neem

The market for neem is still in its developing stage, the economic and commercial viability is being studied and according to different reports published, neem and its parts can be used in different form to manufacture products for a number of industries.



Neem ProductsLooking for Wholesale Neem Product Suppliers?
Allow us to help you find the right suppliers to match your product interests.

Featured Articles

Neem Knowledge Centre

Crop / Pest Management

Neem a Universal Remedy

Home » Neem Knowledge Centre » Neem and Honey Bees

Neem and Honey Bees

Neem and Honey Bees A Neem tree has many attributes attatched to it like- It provides shelter to many beneficial organizms like- Honey combs established on the neem tree are free galleria wax moth infestation. Honey bee is a very beneficial insect as it is the main source of honey. But many harmful insectides prove to be hazardous to honey bees. Bees are coming under assault on several fronts. There are mites and diseases that cause bees to produce less pollen and honey and to become sick and die. Neem treated bees showed reduced levels of nosema and chalkbrood even over bees treated with the most current medicines and miticides. The neem treated bees produced three times as much pollen and twice the amount of honey as the non-treated bees. Here neem oil comes into play. It helps honey bees in a dual aspect like,

- By replacing synthethic insecticide which is hazardous for Honey Bees.
- It also protects Honey Bees directly.

Neem oil has both physical and toxicological mode of action. Neem oil is effective only when sprayed 6 times at 4-days intervals. Neem oil and canola oil used together show promising results in controlling Honey Bee Prasitic Mites. Neem's natural properties helps it to act as an insecticide. The Neem seeds and leaves represents a new category of Soft Pesticide. It works by acting as an antifeedant. Usually pests do not eat any plant covered with neem and so pests die out of starvation. Neem also acts as a repellent and reduces insect's reproduction abilities.
Copyright © 2011 Neem Products  All rights reserved.  ® Resources