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NEEM ACRES
NEEM SEEDS - "Its All Good"! AVAILABLE APRIL 1ST: PRE-ORDER!
Our Father said: “SEE, I have given you every plant that yields SEED which is on the face of all the earth and every tree whose fruit yields SEED, to you it is for FOOD."
The BESORAH , BERESHITH ~ GENESIS 1:29 Page 44
The NEEM tree is an evergreen, native to India, which grows up to 60 ft. high. It is found in the tropical dry deciduous and thorny forests and drier parts of the country.
The NEEM tree is extremely hardy but cannot tolerate extreme cold and frost. It can grow in most soils but too much rainfall and standing water can result in a poor harvest.
Literally, every part of the NEEM tree – the bark, leaves, flowers, seeds, has a use. In agriculture, healing and medicine, for humans and animals alike. Since it is the fruits, leaves and pruned branches that are used, it is a tree of renewable resources that also pays an important part in reforestation and wasteland restoration programs. These NEEM SEEDS are from fresh harvest and will give good germination results up to 75 % . Please share with us your experience and the outcome of your gardening technique.
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ORGANIC NEEM LEAVES
(AZADIRACHTA INDICA)
Store in a clean, dry container. Avoid contact with moisture. Product of India. Store in a clean, dry container. Avoid contact with moisture. Do not refrigerate.
Do not refrigerate.
The leaf and bark are used in teas and medicinal preparations. In Ayurvedic literature NEEM is described in the following manner: “ NEEM bark is cool, bitter, astringent, acrid and refrigerant. It is useful in tiredness, cough, fever, loss of appetite, and worm infestation. It is rumored that the bark heels wounds and vitiated conditions of kapha, vomiting, skin diseases, excessive thirst and diabetes. NEEM leaves are reported to be beneficial for eye disorders and insect poisons. It treats Vatic disorder and is anti-leprotic. It’s fruits are bitter, purgative, anti-hemorrhoids and anthelmintic (expel parasitic worms).”
NEEM twigs are chewed and used as tooth brushes and ward against gun disease. Powdered NEEM bark is used as a tooth powder and flea repellent.
NEEM oil, which is extracted from the seed kernel, is excellent for it’s healing properties and is used in creams, lotions, shampoos and soaps. It is also know to have insect repellent properties. Applied at the correct dilution it is used as a non-toxic flea, fly and tick repellent for animals. A combination of NEEM and Karanja is a safe, natural, non-toxic cure for mange in animals and scabies in humans. Earthworm’s populations are known to proliferate in plots treated with NEEM cake.
These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
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NimBioSys
(Organic Pest Control)
NimBioSysTM Neem Oil controls target pests on contact or by ingestion. The product acts on pests by way of repellence, anti-feedant action and interference with the molting process. The buyer or user is reminded that the degree of efficacy of the product is largely dependent on weather conditions, intensity of pest population, area of application, type of pest, and physical stages of pests and crops.
Apply NimBioSysTM Neem Oil as directed to any food or non-food crop up to and including the day of harvest, at a maximum rate of 3½ Pints (56 ozs.) per acre for row crops. Refer to the Use Site Section for a complete listing of crops. Do not use a concentration above 1.1%.
Use strictly in accordance with precautionary statements and directions, and with applicable state and Federal regulations. Do not apply this product in a way that will contact workers or other persons, either directly or through drift. Only protected handlers can be in the area during product application. For any requirements specific to your state or tribe, consult the state or tribal agency responsible for pesticide regulation.
How to grow a Neem tree from a seed: Fill small flowerpot with potting soil. Water well and bury the seed just about under the upper layer of soil. Place flowerpot in sunny area and watch it grow! Water it around the seed only when soil is dry. A Neem tree loves the sun and dislikes too much water and the cold. Therefore, leave plant outside for the summer, but bring it in for the winter months. In the early spring it will shed most of its leaves. But no worries- they will all come back once the days warm up again. Water moderately. Cultivation: Pot the seedlings, once they are large enough and move into bigger pots as are needed. NEEM responds fairly well to being trimmed and can be grown in a small pot for some years in a heated house. Prune large plants in spring, and lightly prune again later, if necessary. Water plants well in the growing season and feed using a general liquid feed. EMAIL
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