Neemly (Azadirachtin 10000 ppm) 250ml

Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits

• 🌿  Neem-derived active ingredient: Contains azadirachtin at a minimum strength of 1% w/w, explicitly identified as EC by AgroStar.
  
• 🎯  Two defined borer targets: Tomato and brinjal are paired with their own named borer species.
  
• 💧  Complete foliar programme: The leaflet pairs formulation and water per hectare with a three-day harvest interval; the official page supplies early-attack timing.
  
• 🧩  Fits a monitored crop programme: Use pest monitoring and qualified resistance-management advice rather than treating botanical origin as a guarantee of safety or resistance prevention.
  

Technical Specifications

How It Works: Mode of Action

Neemly is a neem-derived botanical insecticide. IRAC places azadirachtin in Group UN, compounds with an unknown or uncertain mode of action; that classification is not a claim that pests cannot develop resistance.

1. Azadirachtin identity: The exact leaflet states a minimum of 10 grams of azadirachtin per kilogram of material, equivalent to 1% w/w or 10,000 ppm.
   
2. Crop-specific use: Use the specified foliar programme against the two labelled borer targets. Do not infer a seed treatment, soil drench or an all-insect use from neem origin.
   
3. Resistance management: Combine monitoring and suitable cultural measures with qualified advice on the insecticide programme. Do not rely on repeated use or the word natural as proof of resistance prevention.
   

The current product page’s broad safety, compatibility and organic-farming statements do not replace the exact label, safety data sheet or an applicable organic-certification approval. Botanical does not mean harmless.

Target Crops & Pests

Use only the crop and target pairs specified in the product leaflet. Match the formulation and application route before treatment.

Dosage & Application Guide

Keep each crop, pest, product quantity, water volume, foliar route, early-attack timing and harvest interval together. These are formulated-product quantities, not active-ingredient amounts. The original hectare directions remain the controlling reference.

Dose per Acre & Original Label Basis

Acre conversion: 1 hectare = 2.47105 acres; hectare quantities are multiplied by 0.40468564224. Thus 1.5 L/ha is 607.02846336 ml/acre and 500 L/ha is 202.34282112 L/acre. Displayed acre quantities are rounded; retain the original hectare pair when calibrating.

Keep each crop programme paired: For tomato, use this programme for fruit borer (Helicoverpa armigera); for brinjal, use it for shoot and fruit borer (Leucinodes orbonalis). In both crops, apply as a high-volume foliar spray at an early stage of insect attack with complete canopy coverage. Keep product and water quantities paired with the treated area; do not infer a per-litre or tank recipe.

First treatment versus repeat: The exact AgroStar page directs early-stage insect-attack application and complete canopy coverage. It separately advises repeat spray at 7–10-day intervals based on pest load. Reassess the crop and follow current supplied-label limits; do not turn that interval into an automatic calendar programme.

Harvest and worker entry: Observe at least 3 days from the final spray to harvest. A blank re-entry field is not a zero-hour entry approval. Keep unprotected people away and follow the supplied pack’s worker-entry instructions.

How to Apply: Best Practices

• Identify the crop and insect: Confirm tomato fruit borer or brinjal shoot and fruit borer. Use the correct 1% EC formulation; do not substitute generic neem oil or another strength.
  
• Begin at the stated stage: Use the official page’s early stage of insect attack as the first-treatment trigger. Monitor pest load separately before considering a repeat, and observe current supplied-label limits.
  
• Measure product and water together: Use 1.5 L product and 500 L water per hectare, or the corresponding accurately measured area quantities. Calibrate the sprayer so the area dose and total water remain paired.
  
• Prepare with agitation: Mix the measured product into some water and stir, then add the remaining required water and stir thoroughly. The leaflet recommends high-volume application using a knapsack sprayer with a hollow-cone nozzle.
  
• Cover the canopy: Apply as a foliar spray with complete canopy coverage. Avoid drift and runoff to people, animals, neighbouring crops or water. Do not change to a seed-treatment or drench route.
  
• Check mixtures and certification: Confirm every mixing partner and both current labels; a general compatibility claim is not approval of all mixtures. For certified organic production, obtain approval for this exact formulation from the relevant certification scheme before use.
  
• Record the last spray: Record treatment and harvest dates. Observe the three-day harvest interval, separate worker-entry instructions and protective handling. Do not use the pack volume as a tank or acre dose.
  

Frequently Asked Questions

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