Robert M NeumannOakland, CA

6505436, Jan 14, 2003

May 30, 2001

09/867945

Robert H. Neumann - San Carlos CA, 94070

A01M 120

431321

A method for exterminating insects associated with destruction of agricultural crops, the method consisting of applying an aqueous killing solution formulation containing capsicum directly to the agricultural crop, particularly for controlling beetles, aphids, mites, flea beetles, cabbage seed pod weavils, glassy wing sharpshooters, striped cucumber beetles, spotted cucumber beetles, Colorado potato beetle, and flea beetles as well as laboratory-cultured , diamondback moth, corn earworm, silverleaf whitefly, imported cabbageworm, and cabbage maggot, insects in the order Coleoptera, insects in the order Lepidoptera, insects in the order Diptera, insects in the order Homoptera, insects in the order Isoptera, insects in the order Hemiptera, insects in the order Orthoptera, and insects in the order Thysanoptera, Northern Corn Root Worms, Western Corn Root Worms, Flea Beetles, Diamondback Moth, Corn Earworm, Cabbage Maggot, Seed Corn Maggot, Onion Maggot, Cotton Bollworm, Pink Bollworm, Silverleaf Whitefly, Imported Cabbageworm, and Fungus Gnats.

6523298, Feb 25, 2003

Dec 22, 2000

09/747225

Robert Heinz Neumann - San Carlos CA, 94070

Robert Heinz Neumann - San Carlos CA

A01M 120

431321

A method for exterminating existing infestations of ants, termites, insects or other living organisms in structures, soils and other materials using a capsicum-containtg killing solution in either a liquid or vapor form, including the steps of delivering the killing solution to the infested portions of the structure, and contacting the termites, insects or other living organisms forming the infestation. The method obviates the need for toxic or environmentally unsafe chemical compounds, and capsicum is readily available and economical. More importantly, the novel pesticide and method of use of the present invention is highly effective against termites in dry areas, wet areas, inaccessible and exposed areas, including around and under foundations, in ceiling and in wall portions of structures. Boring small holes into the structure, from either the inside or the outside and penetrating into the interior wall, ceiling and foundation spaces will allow the capsicum based killing solution to be pumped directly therein. Additionally, the killing solution can be applied underneath vapor barriers into the soil to eliminate nematodes in soil prior to other agricultural activities.

6632839, Oct 14, 2003

May 30, 2001

09/867940

Robert H. Neumann - San Carlos CA, 94070

A61K 3116

514627

A method and formulation for sterilizing and disinfecting surfaces, and for killing bacteria on contact, the sterilizing and disinfecting formulation containing water and between about 0. 0001 percent and about 10. 0 percent by weight capsicum, the method and formulation particularly adapted for sterilization and disinfecting food and meat stuffs, and for food and meat processing equipment and facilities.

2001003, Oct 25, 2001

May 30, 2001

09/867941

Robert Neumann - San Carlos CA, US

A01M001/20
A01M005/00
A01M007/00
A01M017/00

043/132100

A contact killing solution for extermination insects, the killing solution containing water and between about 0.0001 percent and about 10.0 percent by weight capsicum. In a preferred embodiment, the killing solution contains an inert carrier oil, such as mineral oil.

2003005, Mar 27, 2003

May 30, 2002

10/158593

Robert Neumann - San Carlos CA, US

A01C001/06
A01C021/00

047/057600

A method for preventing destruction of crop seeds and grains by insects consisting of contacting the crop seeds and grains with an aqueous formulation containing capsicum whereby the aqueous formulation is a killing solution. The method coating, soaking, rinsing or spraying the crop seeds and grains with the aqueous formulation containing capsicum. The method also comprises forming the aqueous formulation containing capsicum into a thickened paste and applying the paste as a coating to the seeds and grains, or, alternatively, vaporizing the aqueous formulation containing prior to contacting the seeds and grains. The method further comprises drying the seeds and grains following contact with the aqueous formulation containing capsicum utilizing circulating hot air or passage through a drying chamber. A seed and grain coating for preventing destruction of crop seeds and grains by insects consisting of an aqueous formulation containing capsicum whereby the aqueous formulation is a killing solution. Preferably, the concentration of capsicum in the coating is between about 0.01% to about 10%, or between about 1% to about 5%. The seed and grain coating has a liquid, paste or dry powder form.

2004012, Jul 8, 2004

Dec 19, 2003

10/741328

Robert Neumann - San Carlos CA, US

A01C001/06
A01C021/00

047/057600

A method for preventing destruction of crop seeds and grains by insects consisting of contacting the crop seeds and grains with an aqueous formulation containing capsicum. The method comprises coating, soaking, rinsing or spraying the crop seeds and grains with the aqueous formulation containing capsicum, prior to planting, upon emergence and subsequent to germination.

2010015, Jun 24, 2010

Dec 19, 2008

12/340562

Robert E. Neumann - San Carlos CA, US

A01N 65/38
A01P 3/00

424760

A method for killing fungus and preventing destruction of agricultural crops and other vegetation by fungal infections consisting of contacting the crop with an aqueous formulation containing The method comprises spraying the vegetation and with the aqueous formulation containing to vegetation or other agricultural products to treat and prevent destruction by fungal infection.

5937572, Aug 17, 1999

Jun 6, 1997

8/871004

Robert Heinz Neumann - San Carlos CA

A01M 120

431321

A method for exterminating existing infestations of termites, insects or other living organisms in structures, soils and other materials using a capsicum-containing killing solution in either a liquid or vapor form, including the steps of delivering the killing solution to the infested portions of the structure, and contacting the termites, insects or other living organisms forming the infestation. The method obviates the need for toxic or environmentally unsafe chemical compounds, and capsicum is readily available and economical. More importantly, the novel pesticide and method of use of the present invention is highly effective against termites in dry areas, wet areas, inaccessible and exposed areas, including around and under foundations, in ceiling and in wall portions of structures. Boring small holes into the structure, from either the inside or the outside and penetrating into the interior wall, ceiling and foundation spaces will allow the capsicum based killing solution to be pumped directly therein. Additionally, the killing solution can be applied underneath vapor barriers into the soil to eliminate nematodes in soil prior to other agricultural activities.