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Pioneers in the industry, we offer coconut trap for controlling red palm weevil (rhynchophorus ferrugineus), coconut trap for controlling rhinoceros beetle (oryctes rhinoceros), neem oil and emulsifier from India.

Coconut Trap For Controlling Red Palm Weevil (Rhynchophorus Ferrugineus)

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1. Several trials conducted by the Coconut Development Board, Kochi, have indicated that pheromone traps are ideal for the control of Red Palm Weevil, a serious pest in coconut plantations.
2. The beetles attack the coconut trees and damage the growing parts of the palms. One beetle damages one coconut palm in its life cycle.The insect is named Red Palm Weevil because the male bears a horn on the middle of its head.
3. In India, the beetle is widely distributed in coconut plantations.The life cycle of the beetle lasts for about six months. Adult beetles have a life span extending to 200 days or more under favourable conditions. The insect attacks the crown of the coconut tree and damages the spindle and unopened leaves.
4. This lure trap also known as bucket trap is a proven method to trap and kill the beetles. It is a specially designed bucket trap, which is supplied along with a lure. The lure is placed inside a lure holder attached to the lid of the bucket.
5. The bucket has five rectangular windows cut about 3 cms below its rim.

How it works:
1. Jute cloth or thread is stuck to the exterior side of the bucket to provide grip to the attracted beetles, which climb on them and enter into the trap.
2. About one fourth of the bucket is filled with water. Beetles attracted by the RB-lure will enter the bucket through the entry holes, fall into the water and drown.
3. The trap is tied on the coconut trees 3-4 feet from the ground. About eleven traps at the rate of one trap per acre can be placed.
4. The traps must be serviced at least once a week for removing the dead beetles and to replace water to compensate for loss due to evaporation.
5. "The beetles generally breed in cattle dung pits and other decaying wastes. "The control can be made more effective if the trapping of the beetle is done simultaneously with the treatment of breeding places with pesticides to kill the larvae and eggs,"

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Coconut Trap for Controlling Rhinoceros Beetle (Oryctes Rhinoceros)

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1. Several trials conducted by the Coconut Development Board, Kochi, have indicated that pheromone traps are ideal for the control of rhinoceros beetle, a serious pest in coconut plantations.
2. The beetles attack the coconut trees and damage the growing parts of the palms. One beetle damages one coconut palm in its life cycle.The insect is named rhinoceros beetle because the male bears a horn on the middle of its head.
3. In India, the beetle is widely distributed in coconut plantations.The life cycle of the beetle lasts for about six months. Adult beetles have a life span extending to 200 days or more under favourable conditions. The insect attacks the crown of the coconut tree and damages the spindle and unopened leaves.
4. RB-lure trap also known as bucket trap is a proven method to trap and kill the beetles. It is a specially designed bucket trap, which is supplied along with a lure. The lure is placed inside a lure holder attached to the lid of the bucket.
5. The bucket has five rectangular windows cut about 3 cms below its rim.
How it works:
1. Jute cloth or thread is stuck to the exterior side of the bucket to provide grip to the attracted beetles, which climb on them and enter into the trap.
2. About one fourth of the bucket is filled with water. Beetles attracted by the RB-lure will enter the bucket through the entry holes, fall into the water and drown.
3. The trap is tied on the coconut trees 3-4 feet from the ground. About eleven traps at the rate of one trap per acre can be placed.
4. The traps must be serviced at least once a week for removing the dead beetles and to replace water to compensate for loss due to evaporation.
5. "The beetles generally breed in cattle dung pits and other decaying wastes. "The control can be made more effective if the trapping of the beetle is done simultaneously with the treatment of breeding places with pesticides to kill the larvae and eggs,"

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Minimum Order Quantity: 10 Piece

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Neem oil

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Product Specification

Brand	Shiv Sales Corporation
Raw Material	Neem Leaf
Botanical Name	Azadirachta Indica
Packaging Size	25 L
Packaging Type	Plastic Container
Usage/Application	Skin Care, Hair Care
Form	Liquid
Shelf Life	3 Year
Minimum Order Quantity	25 Litre

Product DescriptionHaving a botanical name of Azadirachta indica, Neem Oil has its origin from India and has a light yellow transparent color with a characteristic neem fragrant odor. With insolubility in water and solubility in alcohol and oils, it has specific gravity of 0.893 at72°F and refractive index of 1.479 at72°F. With main constituents of salannin, meliantriol, azadirachtin, nimbin, meliantriol, nimbidin, deacetylazadirachtinol, salannin, the oil is extracted using cold pressed process from Neem Tree which is an evergreen tree of moderate height.

The extract is well known as an effective pest inhibitor and a form of tonic as it has antiseptic properties. With common names of Neem, Nimba, it blends well with cedarwood, geranium, florals, sandalwood and is also used in skin diseases like eczema, ulcers and in treating rheumatism.

Specifications :

Botanical Name	Azadirachta indica
Common Method of Extraction	Pressing and solvent extraction
Parts Used	Seeds
Note Classification	Base
Aroma	Herbaceous, Bitter and Extremely Tenacious

Chemical Composition :
The neem oil contains Azadirachtin, which can vary from 300ppm to over 2,500ppm depending on the extraction and quality of the Neem seeds. It also contains various limonoids, which includes azadirachtin, azadiradione, fraxinellone, nimbin, salannin, salannol, vepinin and vilasinin. The other active components of neem oil are nimbin, nimbidin and nimbinene plus bitter principles, tannins, flavonoids and sesquiterpene derivatives

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