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| Organic Pyrethrum |
Organic pyrethrum is one of the most powerful natural insecticides used in sustainable agriculture. Extracted from the dried flowers of Chrysanthemum cinerariifolium, pyrethrum contains natural compounds called pyrethrins that effectively control a wide range of harmful insects without causing long-term soil or environmental damage. Unlike synthetic pesticides, organic pyrethrum breaks down quickly in sunlight, making it safer for farmers, consumers, and beneficial insects when used correctly.
Organic pyrethrum farming is gaining popularity in India, especially in cooler regions like Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Mirpur, Gilgat, Baltistan, Murre, Swat valley and Uttarakhand. The crop thrives in well-drained loamy soil with moderate rainfall and cool temperatures. It is a perennial plant that starts flowering within 4–5 months after planting and can continue producing flowers for several years. The dried flower heads are harvested and processed into powder or extract for natural pest control products.
One of the biggest advantages of organic pyrethrum cultivation is its high market demand. It is widely used in organic vegetable farming, fruit orchards, greenhouse production, and even in household mosquito sprays. With increasing restrictions on chemical pesticides, the demand for botanical insecticides is rising rapidly in both domestic and export markets.
Farmers can increase profitability by focusing on organic certification, proper drying techniques, and value addition through powder or liquid extract processing. Intercropping with medicinal plants or vegetables can further enhance income. With relatively low maintenance and strong global demand, organic pyrethrum offers an excellent opportunity for small and medium farmers looking to shift toward eco-friendly and high-value agriculture.
Organic pyrethrum is not just a crop—it is a sustainable solution for the future of natural farming.
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