As a lighting oil, in pharmacy particularly for skin problems, in tanning and soaps. Soap made from crude oil tends to darken due to a component, Isolonchocarpin, which gives a wine red colour in the presence of alkali. In rural areas the leaves are used to prevent infestation of grains.

The cake after oil extraction may be used as a manure. The presence of a hypotensive principle and a substance producing uterine contraction has been reported.

Much research has been carried out on secondary processing of Karanja oil to overcome some of its shortcomings. All parts of the plant have also been analyzed due to its reported medicinal importance.

Karanja oil, like Neem oil, has been widely used for piscidal, insecticidal, nematicidal and bactericidal activity.

Karanja Oil as Pesticide :

Karanja Oil is an excellent pesticide which controls the Nematodes like Organic Neem Oil and we provide the oil with minimum karanjan content as > 20,000 ppm. We can use for folier spray by adding suitable orgaic emulsifier (we recommend Parker Soapnut Powder) with the Karanja Oil.

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Karanja Cake as Fertilizer :

The cake left after extraction of oil from Karanja, is excellent organic manure with insect controlling properties. Parker Karanja Cake having minimum karanjan content of 1800 ppm and provides the crop with essential nutrients, while significantly reducing the number of soil insects and nematodes. Our field research proves that the Mixtures of Parker Neem Cake and Parker Karanja Cake gives good yields.

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