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Our purpose is straightforward: Providing holistic Pest-Control.

Holistic pest control not only considers the problem at hand, but also its root cause. It aims to restore balance in nature and minimize harmful impacts on humans and the environment.

We want to contribute to a sustainable and environmentally-friendly solution for the protection of plants, animals, and humans. As a manufacturer of biodegradable biocides, we focus on producing high-quality insecticides, disinfectants, and fertilizers specifically tailored to the needs of our clients.

We strive to minimize the negative impact of chemical pesticides and cleaning agents on the environment while maximizing the effectiveness of our products. By utilizing natural ingredients and innovative technologies, we offer our customers safe and efficient solutions that enhance their crop yields while safeguarding the health of people and animals.

Our commitment extends beyond developing premium products; we also prioritize educating and training farmers, communities, and businesses about the benefits of sustainable agriculture and hygiene practices. We aim to raise awareness about environmental protection and drive positive change on our planet.

Working together with our customers and partners, we are dedicated to creating a healthier future – a future where biodegradable biocides become the norm, and sustainable growth goes hand in hand with preserving our precious resources.

Our Mission

Our Solutions

Insecticide

Insecticides are used to control pests and insects that can damage plants, animals, or humans, thereby affecting crop yields, health, or well-being.

Disinfectant

Disinfectants are used to kill or inhibit microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, or fungi. They are used in various sectors, including healthcare, food industry, animal husbandry, and households. The use aims to prevent infections and contain the spread of pathogens. They are particularly important in high-risk environments such as hospitals, care facilities, and public transportation.

Fertiliser

Fertilisers contribute to maintaining the health and growth of plants and can ultimately improve crop yields.

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Insecticides

Why Use Insecticides/Pesticides ?

The Impact of Technology and Human Demands on Nature

Our world is constantly evolving with technology and increased demands, creating a challenging environment for humanity. For generations, we have been perfecting ideas of usability and efficiency, often disregarding nature and its importance. This has led to a plethora of environmental issues such as industrial pollution, destruction of nature, overexploitation of resources, and contamination of air, water, and soil.

The problems of our mobile and globally connected societies include cross-border influence of pollutants and pests, development of resistances due to excessive overfertilisation or chemical treatment, and interference with natural cycles and relationships.

By adapting to our needs and demands, humans have altered the foundation of our existence, leading to devastating consequences. It is our responsibility to confront these problems with natural means and a focus on compatibility with nature.

Pesticides and insecticides have revolutionized modern agriculture and boosted productivity. However, the number of pests is vast and resistant strains emerge every year, causing significant challenges for producers and impacting consumer confidence. Moreover, most agents contain toxic chemicals that linger in the food chain, posing potential risks for consumers and the environment. But we have a solution: natural pest control methods that are both effective and eco-friendly.

"Any foolish boy can crush a beetle. But all the professors in the world cannot create one."

(Arthur Schopenhauer)

The issue with common Pest- controL

Pesticides in agriculture cause various problems:

1. Health risks: Pesticides can pose health risks to farmers and their families, especially when not properly applied or when protective measures are insufficient. Exposure to pesticides can lead to acute poisoning, respiratory issues, skin diseases, cancer, and other long-term health problems.

2. Environmental impacts: Pesticides can enter the environment and impact biodiversity. They can contaminate soil, water, and air, causing harmful effects on plants, animals, and insects. This can result in a decline in species diversity and ecological disruptions.

3. Dependency on external inputs: The use of pesticides can create a dependency on external inputs as farmers need to regularly purchase pesticides to protect their crops. This can lead to financial burdens and make farmers vulnerable to price fluctuations and market risks.

4. Pesticide resistance: Excessive use of pesticides can lead to the development of resistance in pests. This means that stronger pesticides need to be used to achieve the same effect, resulting in higher costs and potentially even greater environmental impacts.

5. Food safety: The use of pesticides can result in residues in food that may endanger consumer health. This can raise concerns about food safety and undermine consumer trust in agricultural products.

It is important to promote sustainable agricultural practices that minimize or avoid the use of pesticides. This includes the use of biological pest control methods, promoting crop diversity, and improving soil health. By transitioning to a more sustainable agriculture system, the problems caused by pesticides in agriculture can be minimized.

Widespread Awareness of Pesticide Issues and Double Standards in Exporting Countries

The dangers of harmful pesticides are well-known, which is why some countries have implemented strict regulations and even prohibitions on their use. The EU is notably stringent in this regard. However, it is concerning that these same countries export these hazardous chemicals, displaying double standards and betraying consumer trust. Unfortunately, imported foods are also affected by these poisons, which underscores the importance of effective pest control measures.

How can Saliido solve the Issue ?

Saliido: Providing Biodegradable Insecticides for

Cleaner Environment

Saliido specializes in producing biodegradable and non-toxic biocides, with the insecticide being our most important product. A biodegradable insecticide is designed to control harmful insects while having minimal impact on the environment. The insecticide functions by killing insects or inhibiting their reproduction to prevent damage to plants, animals, or humans. Unlike traditional insecticides, biodegradable insecticides are formulated to break down quickly into harmless components. This can occur naturally through biological processes, or with the assistance of microorganisms that degrade the compound.

The use of biodegradable insecticides provides several benefits, such as:

Reducing the risk of environmental pollution and causing less harm to beneficial insects, birds, or mammals.
Being suitable for use in ecologically sensitive areas where conventional insecticides are often restricted.
Slowing down the development of insect resistance to pesticides as they act on insects differently, decreasing the likelihood of resistant populations.

However, it is essential to exercise caution when using biodegradable insecticides. Although they are considered safer for the environment, they can still have an impact on other organisms, especially when applied in large quantities. Therefore, it is essential to follow the manufacturer's instructions and only use what is necessary.

Our product is designed to achieve maximum effectiveness using only a fraction of the active ingredient.

To create the perfect mixture, combine the concentrate with clean water in a ratio of 1:100 to 1:400.

Who we are

BEDO AFRICA ORGANIC LIMITED & Partners are joining forces and will now operate under the name SALIIDO.

Educating East Africans, Especially Kenyans, on Pest Control

We have been working in Kenya and East Africa for several years to raise awareness about pest control. Our main focus is on mosquitos, locusts, and cockroaches since these insects are the primary cause of significant losses in the region.