Neem in the News

Most Neem Tree Farm customers know that the reason we started growing neem commercially was the difference it made for a nine-month-old puppy with congenital joint issues. An orthopedic vet [...]

Your liver is your body’s largest gland – and arguably its hardest-working. That’s particularly true for Americans who are regularly exposed to pesticides, junk food, medications (including [...]

Since so many of our customers use neem specifically for skin issues, we’re always delighted when we see research that focuses on skincare rather than more serious issues. The latest report is [...]

An ongoing review of neem's attributes in humans and animals, presented as information on clinical reports, not FDA approved statements.

Contact dermatitis is just a fancy word for an allergic reaction, but when a report showed up on the National Institutes of Health website questioning neem as a potential allergen, we immediately [...]

Neem has been used for centuries to treat diabetes, but great caution is required, including daily blood testing.

This isn’t brand-new news, but Google doesn’t always notify me on when some articles are published. I looking for something else when I found these two and thought they were exactly [...]

We started growing neem when the National Academy Press published a book called “Neem: A Tree for Solving Global Problems.” Twenty-five years later, it may be more important than [...]

We can't find research that shows why neem helps prevent bruising, but we have the photos to document it!

Neem's uses -- and drawbacks -- as a biopesticide are reviewed in a May 2017 article published in Frontiers in Plant Science.