A polymer film, comprising at least one active layer made of a composition containing a polymeric substrate comprising at least one of the polyolefin polymer and polyamide 6, and a coniferous resin acid(s) dispersed in the polymeric substrate.

A polymer film, comprising at least one active layer made of a composition containing a polymeric substrate comprising at least one of the polyolefin polymer and polyamide 6, and a coniferous resin acid(s) dispersed in the polymeric substrate.

A polymer film, comprising at least one active layer made of a composition containing a polymeric substrate comprising at least one of the polyolefin polymer and polyamide 6, and a coniferous resin acid(s) dispersed in the polymeric substrate.

The present invention relates to a herbicide formulation based on pine oil. The present invention also relates to a method of reducing unwanted vegetation in a soil environment and a method for reducing seed viability using the herbicide formulation. The herbicide formulation comprises a pine oil, a tall oil, and an alkali. The formulation has improved herbicidal properties, and is less subject to coagulation at low ambient temperatures.

The present invention relates to a herbicide formulation based on pine oil. The present invention also relates to a method of reducing unwanted vegetation in a soil environment and a method for reducing seed viability using the herbicide formulation. The herbicide formulation comprises a pine oil, a tall oil, and an alkali. The formulation has improved herbicidal properties, and is less subject to coagulation at low ambient temperatures.

The present invention relates to a herbicide formulation based on pine oil. The present invention also relates to a method of reducing unwanted vegetation in a soil environment and a method for reducing seed viability using the herbicide formulation. The herbicide formulation comprises a pine oil, a tall oil, and an alkali. The formulation has improved herbicidal properties, and is less subject to coagulation at low ambient temperatures.

A systemic, broad-spectrum herbicide comprises a water-soluble extract of one or more plant parts of rhubarb and yew. The herbicide can also contain other plant material, including plant parts of Bryonia and Laburnum. The herbicide, which is based on natural products can translocate to the roots of a plant, when the herbicide is applied to an aerial part of the plant. The herbicide can eradicate grasses, mosses and weeds, including bindweed, nettles and dockweed.

A systemic, broad-spectrum herbicide comprises a water-soluble extract of one or more plant parts of rhubarb and yew. The herbicide can also contain other plant material, including plant parts of Bryonia and Laburnum. The herbicide, which is based on natural products can translocate to the roots of a plant, when the herbicide is applied to an aerial part of the plant. The herbicide can eradicate grasses, mosses and weeds, including bindweed, nettles and dockweed.

A systemic, broad-spectrum herbicide comprises a water-soluble extract of one or more plant parts of rhubarb and yew. The herbicide can also contain other plant material, including plant parts of Bryonia and Laburnum. The herbicide, which is based on natural products can translocate to the roots of a plant, when the herbicide is applied to an aerial part of the plant. The herbicide can eradicate grasses, mosses and weeds, including bindweed, nettles and dockweed.

A natural repellent is based upon the use of pine oil as the sole active ingredient, in combination with inert ingredients (such as denatured ethanol or ethyl alcohol) and a proper conveying medium. The pine oil may take the form of a refined oil of pine, aromatic compounds thereof, or any derivative or monoterpene compound thereof. In particular, the repellent is based upon the use of 0.01-50% refined pine oil (by volume) and is particularly well-suited for use as a tick repellent, as well as for controlling the presence of other biting/non-biting insects and arachnids.