Phytopesticides

Type: Technologies

Creation: 2011-05-05 11:42   Updated: 2021-11-02 15:15

Compilers: Rustam Kalandarov

Reviewers: Alexandra Gavilano, David Streiff, Joana Eichenberger

Country/ region/ locations where the Technology has been applied and which are covered by this assessment
  • Country: Tajikistan
  • Region/ State/ Province: Tajikistan
  • Further specification of location (e.g. municipality, town, etc.), if relevant: Khatlon District, Nosiri Husrav region
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Description of the SLM Technology

Short description of the Technology

Using environmentally friendly phytopesticides, made from natural plant extracts to help combat pests and diseases.

Detailed description of the Technology

Phytopesticides are made mainly from plants, including; potatoes, onions or tomato stalks as well as from garlic, pepper, dandelion, common wormwood and thorn apple extracts. Other biological pesticides can be produced from ash or soap. Phytopesticides can be stored for up to a year.

Purpose of the Technology: The overall goal of phytopesticides is to combat pests and diseases, using an environmentally friendly, natural method without the need for chemical pesticides. They do not affect the surrounding flora and fauna and preserve biological organisms in the soil.

Establishment / maintenance activities and inputs: This is an easy-to-use and low-cost technology, which mainly requires the collection and drying of plant parts to make the pesticides.

Natural / human environment: The technology can be used in any environment during the growing period. The technology is currently used in arid zones in the South of Tajikistan, in Dehkan farms as well as on other farmlands.

Photos of the Technology

Image These are several types of phytopesticides produced by Dehkan farms made from ashes, pepper and garlic extracts.
These are several types of phytopesticides produced by Dehkan farms made from ashes, pepper and garlic extracts.
  • 📍 South of Tajikistan , Khatlon District, N.Husrav region
  • 🗓 2011-03-05
  • 📷 Kalandarov R. (Dushanbe, 3 Herzin street)