• Improves Plant Health: Traditional organic fertilizer used in our country for centuries is available in powder form which is odour free, easy to use and screened for uniform consistency. Plants grown in soil amended with cow dung tend to be healthier, more resilient to pests and diseases, and produce better-quality fruits, vegetables, and flowers.
• Improves soil fertility: Regular application of cow dung manure enriches the soil with nutrients and organic matter, enhancing soil fertility and promoting healthier plant growth. Has balanced nutrient content and improves soil structure.
• Organic matter: It contains organic matter that improves soil structure, increases water retention, and promotes the growth of beneficial soil microorganisms.
• Slow-release: Unlike chemical fertilizers, cow dung releases nutrients slowly over time, providing a steady supply of nutrients to plants and reducing the risk of nutrient leaching.
• Promotes beneficial microorganisms: Cow dung contains microorganisms that help break down organic matter and release nutrients in the soil. These beneficial microorganisms contribute to soil health and nutrient cycling, promoting a symbiotic relationship between soil and plants.

• Effective repellent of a wide variety of common garden bugs, including caterpillars, nematodes, locusts, aphids, Japanese beetles and mites
• In the home, neem oil can be used to combat ant, cockroach, fly, termite, mosquito and bedbug infestations
• Serves multiple purposes that may otherwise be provided by dangerous chemicals
• Instruction: Mix 5 ml of neem oil with 1 litre of water with 1 drop of any soap liquid and spray on the plants during later evening
• Use the mix within 8 hours as beyond that the ingredients will start to break down