EdenShield Ltd.
Summary
EdenShield is a biotechnology company specializing in the development of natural pest control solutions for agriculture. It was founded in 2012 as part of the Trendlines incubator - the largest and leading biomedical and agricultural technology incubator in Israel. The company leverages botanical extracts to create non-toxic, environmentally friendly products aimed at reducing crop damage caused by insects. EdenShield's products are derived from desert plants, specifically chosen for their natural pest-repellent properties. This approach minimizes the environmental impact and promotes sustainable agriculture. By using botanical extracts, EdenShield's products are non-toxic and environmentally friendly, offering an alternative to traditional chemical pesticides. This is crucial for maintaining soil health and biodiversity.
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Details
Company name
EdenShield Ltd.
Headquarters
Jerusalem, Israel
Date of establishment
2012-06
Website
Products & Equipment
EdenNet is an emulsion made of plants that keep insects out of greenhouses, net houses, and indoor growth spaces. It is a non-toxic, eco-friendly solution that harnesses the power of natural plant extracts to repel insects. The technology is based on the use of plants that have evolved natural defence mechanisms against pests. These extracts are incorporated into a polymer matrix, which is then applied to a netting material that can be easily installed around crops. It does not leave any harmful residues on the crops, making it safe for human consumption and environmentally friendly. It also helps reduce the reliance on synthetic chemical pesticides, which can have negative impacts on ecosystems and human health. By protecting crops from insect damage, it can lead to increased yields and improved quality of produce.
