PLANT PROTECTION
The inherent shortcomings of chemical pesticides and unreasonable long-term abuse by people have caused toxic, harmful and heavy metal residues to pollute the environment, destroy the ecological balance of the natural world, and endanger human health. The state has successively promulgated relevant laws, regulations and standards to ensure food safety and limit pesticide residues. Therefore, the call for the development of pollution-free agriculture is rising, and the demand for new pesticides suitable for pest control has become increasingly prominent.
Plant-derived biological pesticides are also known as natural pesticides. The raw materials are not chemically synthesized, but are pesticides that are developed using natural chemical substances or biological resources such as living organisms as raw materials, and have sterilization, repellent and weeding effects.
The main ingredient is natural plant extracts that can be used as food additives, which are safe and non-toxic, with low allergenicity. There is no need to worry about pesticide residues when applied to fruits and vegetables, tea, fungi and medicinal materials.
Extracted from natural plants, it is easily decomposed by sunlight, plants or various soil microorganisms, and will not pollute the environment.
Biological pesticides are the development direction of the national industrial policy and a strategic emerging industry supported by the state. The application of agricultural and forestry crops can improve the comprehensive utilization rate, crop safety and quality, thereby increasing production and income.
The company has been deeply involved in the field of plant extracts for over twenty years, constantly exploring and researching the properties of plant-derived components, and is well versed in the broad-spectrum, antibacterial, insect repellent, safety and environmental compatibility characteristics of plant extracts. Phased results have been achieved, a number of patents have been obtained, and the effects of insecticide and sterilization tests have been obvious.
