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Anti Insect Net different  mesh100% HDPE

Anti Insect Net different mesh100% HDPE

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Insect Net


Effectively restrain the intrusion of vermin's larva, cut off the pass of vermin's propagation, conquer the abuse of chemical pesticide, Anti - insect and disaster effectively, suitable for shading and windbreak. It is the expert net for green vegetables.

Specifications:

Material

base  fabric

Fabric  Weight

Uv.  Content

Temperature  range

HDPE

80gsm  up to 200gsm

Standard  Weight: 80gsm, 110gsm, 125gsm

0.3%  or 0.5%

-40  ~ +80oC

Width: 1m, 1.5m,2m (can be joined to 10m)

Length: 20m, 50m,100m

Color: Black, Green, DarkGreen

Minimum life length: 4 years, under normalweather conditions and use.




Q: I heard plastics are made from oil. When the oil eventually runs dry, does that mean we will be completely out of plastics and other oil by-products? I cannot not even start to think of a life without plastics. It would set us back to the 1900's. Has this ever been metiond?
Plastic is recyclable. There is enough plastic thrown away every week that if it were recycled would save many barrels of oil for other uses.
Q: How do agricultural plastic products assist in precision fertilization?
Agricultural plastic products assist in precision fertilization by providing a controlled environment for the application of fertilizers. Plastic mulch films, for example, help regulate soil temperature, conserve moisture, and prevent weed growth, creating optimal conditions for the efficient uptake of nutrients by plants. Additionally, plastic drip irrigation systems deliver water and fertilizers directly to the root zone, ensuring precise and targeted application, reducing waste, and maximizing nutrient absorption by plants.
Q: Can ground cover be used to create a water feature surround?
Yes, ground cover can be used to create a water feature surround. Ground cover plants, such as creeping thyme, sedum, or creeping Jenny, can be planted around the edges of a water feature to enhance its appearance and provide a natural, visually appealing border. These plants can help soften the edges of the water feature, prevent erosion, and create a seamless transition between the water feature and the surrounding landscape.
Q: What are the various techniques employed for seedbed preparation when utilizing agricultural plastic mulch?
<p>Agricultural plastic mulch is used to enhance soil conditions and crop growth. Different types of seedbed preparation methods include: 1) Ridge Mulching, where the soil is raised into ridges and mulch is applied to retain moisture and warmth; 2) Flat Mulching, where the soil is leveled and mulch is laid flat, suitable for mechanized planting; 3) No-Till Mulching, a conservation method that leaves the soil undisturbed and applies mulch directly over the previous crop residue; 4) Strip Mulching, used in row crops where mulch is applied in strips between rows; and 5) Black Mulching, employing black plastic to suppress weeds and absorb heat, warming the soil. Each method is chosen based on crop type, climate, and specific agricultural goals.</p>
Q: How do you choose a ground cover that is deer-resistant?
When selecting a ground cover that is deer-resistant, there are a few factors to consider. Firstly, it's important to research and choose plants that are known to be unpalatable to deer, such as lamb's ear, vinca, or creeping thyme. Additionally, opting for plants with strong scents or fuzzy textures can also deter deer. Consulting with local nurseries or gardening experts can provide valuable insights into the best options for your specific region. Lastly, creating a diverse mix of ground cover plants can help minimize deer damage, as they are less likely to consume a variety of species.
Q: What are the different types of plastic tubing used in irrigation systems?
There are several different types of plastic tubing commonly used in irrigation systems, including polyethylene (PE), polyvinyl chloride (PVC), and polypropylene (PP). PE tubing is flexible and durable, making it suitable for both above-ground and buried applications. PVC tubing is rigid and often used for mainline and lateral pipes due to its strength and resistance to pressure. PP tubing is known for its high chemical resistance and is commonly used for drip irrigation systems.
Q: he licks everything plastic! plastic bags, plastic wrappers etc... wtf?
Not sure, that's one weird cat.
Q: This question asks about the manufacturing process of agricultural plastic products.
<p>Agricultural plastic products are made through a series of processes that involve polymer production, shaping, and curing. First, raw polymer materials like polyethylene or polypropylene are melted in an extruder. The molten polymer is then shaped into various forms such as films, sheets, or pipes through processes like extrusion, blow molding, or injection molding. These shaped products are then cooled and solidified to maintain their form. Some products may require additional steps like cutting, printing, or coating. Finally, the finished products are packaged and shipped for use in agriculture, such as for mulching, greenhouse coverings, or irrigation systems.</p>
Q: How do you choose a ground cover that is resistant to heat stress?
When choosing a ground cover that is resistant to heat stress, it is important to consider a few factors. Firstly, opt for plants that are native to your region or have proven to thrive in similar hot climates. Look for ground covers that have adapted to withstand high temperatures and drought conditions. Additionally, select plants with heat-tolerant traits such as thick leaves, silver or gray foliage, or succulent characteristics. These features help in reducing water loss and increasing heat resistance. Lastly, consider using mulch or gravel as a ground cover, as they can help retain moisture in the soil and provide insulation to the roots, helping plants endure heat stress.
Q: Can agricultural plastic products be used for poultry feeders?
No, agricultural plastic products cannot be used for poultry feeders as they may not be safe for consumption by poultry and could potentially cause harm to the birds.

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