Neem Research

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.

Bandages made with neem leaf and papaya may reduce the risk of infection by up to 85%, according to researchers.

A laboratory experiment shows that neem leaf extract may help control the long-horned beetle that is causing destruction in Canada's valuable deciduous forests.

New research shows that neem leaf is highly effective on nematodes, a nearly invisible pest that causes billions of dollars worth of damage to farmers across the country but particularly in [...]

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

Medical reports about neem and inflammation, liver support and rejuvenating sun-damaged skin made the news in May.

Neem leaf cream has been clinically shown to rejuvenate sun-damaged skin in bald rats and human cells in test tubes. Now you can try this amazing formula yourself!