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Dimethoate is a contact and systemic insecticide and acaricide, which is mainly used to control pests of cotton, vegetables and other crops

Dimethoate is a kind of insecticide with a wide range of applications and a large yield. It is suitable for the control of piercing and sucking mouthparts pests on various crops, such as aphids, leafhoppers, whiteflies, leaf miners and certain scales Etc., it has a good control effect and a certa... Read More

Dicamba is a herbicide after germination of plants, which has a significant effect on one-season and multi-season broad-leaved weeds

Dicamba belongs to the benzoic acid series of herbicides, which has a systemic conduction effect. It is mainly used as a foliar or soil herbicide and is conducted through plant leaves and roots. After spraying after seedling, the medicament can be quickly absorbed by the leaves, stems and roots o... Read More

Diazinon broad-spectrum insecticide, with contact killing, stomach poisoning, fumigation and certain systemic effects

Diazinon is a broad-spectrum, high-efficiency organophosphorus insecticide and acaricide. Diazinon has low toxicity and has contact killing, stomach poisoning, fumigation and certain systemic effects. It has good control effects on lepidoptera, homoptera and other pests. It is mainly used for ric... Read More

Thyme Benefits for Your Throat, Heart and Mood

Thyme isn’t just one of the most popular culinary herbs today—it also has a long history of use as a medicinal healer and protector. For example, back in the Roman era, it was consumed to prevent and treat poisoning. Thyme is an herb from the mint family that you probably recognize from your spic... Read More

Mullein Leaf has a lengthy medicinal history for being a therapeutic astringent and emollient

Mullein leaves have been in use for generations in traditional medicine, and still, hold a number of potential health benefits when used properly. Mullein is a general name for a large genus of flowering plants called Verbascum; the most commonly used species from this genus being Verbascum thaps... Read More

Fig leaves are known to inhibit the growth of cancer cells

Figs are seasonal fruits native to Greece and Afghanistan. They belong to the mulberry family. The fruit has an opening called “ostiole” or the eye, which aids in its development by increasing communication with the environment. Figs are available in various colors–yellow, purple, red, black, and... Read More

Calendula: The Anti-Inflammatory, Antiviral Herb that Heals

The most impressive health benefits of calendula include its ability to speed healing, protect oral health, improve the appearance of the skin, boost vision, lower inflammation, reduce the risk of certain cancers, and eliminate cramps. Calendula is a plant that has been used for centuries for orn... Read More

Bloodroot is used to cause vomiting, empty the bowels, and reduce tooth pain

Bloodroot is a flowering plant native to the eastern part of the United States and Canada. When cut, the root and budding rootstalk secrete a red fluid that gives the plant its name. During the fall months, the root and rhizome are routinely harvested by herbalists for use in medicines. Bloodroot... Read More

Black haw is used for treating menstrual cramps and spasms of the uterus

Black haw is a shrub that is native to the woodlands of central and southern North America. People use the root bark and its extracts to make medicine. Black haw is used for increasing urine (as a diuretic) to relieve fluid retention; and for treating diarrhea, spasms, and asthma. It is also used... Read More

Baikal skullcap might be able to decrease inflammation, stop tumor growth, and prevent tumor cell reproduction

Skullcap (sometimes spelled scullcap) is the common name for Scutellaria, a genus of flowering plants in the mint family. The name is derived from the Latin word scutella, which means “little dish,” as the small flowers of these plants have a dish- or helmet-like shape. Skullcap is not to be conf... Read More

A plant that keeps women’s sexual organs healthy—-Oak gall

Oak gall called masikai in Tamil and manjakani in Malaysia is a very popular herb. Especially in Tamil Nadu, you will find oak galls in all the homes that have new born babies. It is called “Mazhupal” in Hindi. It’s botanical name is quercus infectoria. It cures all the infections in the mouth an... Read More

Cypermethrin is used to control pests of cotton, rice, corn, soybean and other crops and fruit trees and vegetables

Cypermethrin is also known as Mebex, Cymbush, Ripcord, Arrivo, Cyperkill. Industrial products are yellow to brown viscous solids, viscous at 60℃ Thick liquid. Stable to light, slow weight loss when the temperature is greater than 220℃, stable under weak acid neutral conditions, decomposed by alka... Read More
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