What can I do to avoid exposure to chemical pesticides?

The first is to minimize or if possible, eliminate the use of chemical pesticides on your lawn or garden around your living space. Adopt an organic and natural approach to taking care of your lawn and gardens. One natural option is making your own natural pest repellant. Below is an all natural formula and how you can go about preparing your own natural pest repellant.

To start, you need the following ingredients:

1) Between 3 to 5 types of bitter herbs or leaves or any herb which produces latex and are not eaten by goats (eg: papaya leaves, neem leaves, aloe vera, glory lily, bale tree, Lantana, Calotropis gigan tea, etc) - 5kg each.
2) Molasses or jaggery
3) Cow's urine
4) Small amount of cow dung.

To prepare the Natural Pest Repellent via fermentation method:

Powder the seeds and leaves and soak them in cow's urine and dung solution for 15 days. The leaves and seeds must be totally immersed in liquid to ensure effective fermentation.

Dosage: Filter the mixture, mix 1 liter of solution in 10 liters of water and spray on plants to control insects and worms.

The process may seem simple but it is NOT easy, right? Its takes too much hard work and time! And cow urine and dung?? That's disgusting!

Unfortunately, these natural options are not practical for most individuals.

It is cumbersome and requires lots of manual labor to perform.

ITS SO EASY AND PRACTICAL WITH BIO-REPEL!