The present invention relates to a natural mosquitoes repellent composition comprising: neem oil, a mixture of plant extracts and solvent. The present invention particularly relates to the natural mosquito repellent composition comprising neem oil, a mixture of plant extracts, such as Geraniol, Eucalyptus oil, Cedar oil and Citronella oil. The present invention further provides a process for preparing the mosquito repellent composition.

The present disclosure describes a composition including a sulfopolymer, optionally a rosin, and one or more agrochemicals. The composition exhibits increased spreader and/or surfactant characteristic(s) as compared to the same composition without the sulfopolymer. The present disclosure also describes methods of making and using such formulations in agriculture.

The present disclosure describes a composition including a sulfopolymer, optionally a rosin, and one or more agrochemicals. The composition exhibits increased spreader and/or surfactant characteristic(s) as compared to the same composition without the sulfopolymer. The present disclosure also describes methods of making and using such formulations in agriculture.

The present disclosure describes agricultural inert packages including a sulfopolymer and the use of the inert packages to make stable agrochemical compositions for use on plants. The agricultural inert packages include the characteristics of one or more of the following: an emulsifier, a sticker, a drift control agent, a spreader, a rain fastness agent, or a drought control agent.

The present disclosure describes agricultural inert packages including a sulfopolymer and the use of the inert packages to make stable agrochemical compositions for use on plants. The agricultural inert packages include the characteristics of one or more of the following: an emulsifier, a sticker, a drift control agent, a spreader, a rain fastness agent, or a drought control agent.

The present disclosure generally provides topically applicable insect repelling compositions, and in some embodiments, topically applicable insect repelling and UV protecting compositions. The compositions comprise a polymerization product of a polyol, a diisocyanate and at least one insect-repelling compound. The resulting polymers advantageously bond superficially to skin or hair, thereby localizing repellents and preventing systemic absorption. While not being bound by theory, it is believed that the localization of repellents to the surface of the skin renders them safer, wherein such repellents are not vaporized and do not have a disagreeable odor. The repellents advantageously interact with tactile insect activity, thereby preventing parasitic activity, such as drawing blood or the communication of pathogens.

The present disclosure generally provides topically applicable insect repelling compositions, and in some embodiments, topically applicable insect repelling and UV protecting compositions. The compositions comprise a polymerization product of a polyol, a diisocyanate and at least one insect-repelling compound. The resulting polymers advantageously bond superficially to skin or hair, thereby localizing repellents and preventing systemic absorption. While not being bound by theory, it is believed that the localization of repellents to the surface of the skin renders them safer, wherein such repellents are not vaporized and do not have a disagreeable odor. The repellents advantageously interact with tactile insect activity, thereby preventing parasitic activity, such as drawing blood or the communication of pathogens.

The present disclosure describes stable aqueous suspension concentrate formulations that include one or more water-insoluble or partially water-soluble agrochemical active ingredient(s), optionally a rosin, and a sulfopolymer. The present disclosure also describes methods of making and using such formulations in agriculture.

The present disclosure describes stable aqueous suspension concentrate formulations that include one or more water-insoluble or partially water-soluble agrochemical active ingredient(s), optionally a rosin, and a sulfopolymer. The present disclosure also describes methods of making and using such formulations in agriculture.

An antimicrobial composition comprising extracts from a plurality of plants is provided. The plants are selected from the group consisting of woody plants; succulent plants; and/or grasses. The plurality of plants may include each of a woody plant; a succulent plant; and a grass. Also provided is a method of manufacturing an antimicrobial composition, the method including the step of combining extracts from a plurality of plants selected from the group consisting of woody plants, succulent plants, and/or grasses. A method of controlling a microorganism including the step of contacting the microorganism with the antimicrobial composition is further provided. The microorganism may be located within an air conditioning system.