Black silt fence with wood stack

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Specification :

- Material-Polypropylene

- Weight : from 50/ 60/ 70gr/sq.m to 200gr/sq.m

- Weaving condition: 10x10/sq.inch, 12x12/sq.inch, 18x11/sq.inch, 24x12/sq.inch

- Black color with colored identification thread at each salvage

- UV treated

Application :

1) Silt Fence:

- Water-run off and sediment control

2) Weed Control Mat :

- Inhibits weed growth

- Allow soil to breath/Water to permeate

3) Other application (Ground cover/ Geotextile sheet etc.) of PP woven fabric also available

Roll Size :

- Width : 0.91m(3feet), 1,82m (6feet) Maximum 4.5m (14.76feet)

- Length : 10m,50m,100m

- Various roll size available according to customer’s request

Packing : Export standard roll packing with paper core

Our products have been exported to all over the world. We have been committed to providing customers with quality products and good service, we sincerely hope that we can have a long-term cooperation with you.

All of different specifications of PP/PE tarpaulin are available.

Q: What are the benefits of using plastic mulch films?: The benefits of using plastic mulch films include weed suppression, moisture conservation, temperature regulation, increased crop yield and quality, and reduced soil erosion. Additionally, plastic mulch films help to prevent nutrient leaching, decrease the need for herbicides, and provide a physical barrier against pests and diseases.

Q: This question asks about the methods farmers employ to decrease their reliance on agricultural plastic products to mitigate pollution.: <p>Farmers can reduce their use of agricultural plastic products and minimize pollution through several strategies. They can adopt precision agriculture techniques to optimize the use of plastic mulches and drip irrigation systems, thereby reducing waste. Reusing plastic materials, such as greenhouse films and nets, can extend their lifespan and decrease the need for new plastics. Farmers can also switch to biodegradable alternatives for mulching and other applications. Additionally, implementing crop rotation and cover cropping can reduce the dependency on plastic mulches for weed control and soil moisture retention. Lastly, participating in recycling programs for agricultural plastics can help in the proper disposal and recycling of these materials, further reducing pollution.</p>

Q: Can ground cover plants be used to prevent soil erosion on riverbanks?: Yes, ground cover plants can be used to prevent soil erosion on riverbanks. These plants have extensive root systems that help stabilize the soil, reduce water runoff, and hold the soil in place. Additionally, their dense foliage provides a protective layer that helps to absorb the impact of raindrops and minimize erosion caused by wind. Overall, ground cover plants play a crucial role in reducing soil erosion and maintaining the stability of riverbanks.

Q: This question asks for a classification of plastic bags used for packaging agricultural fertilizers.: <p>Agricultural plastic fertilizer bags can be categorized into several types based on their material, usage, and design. The main types include: 1. PE (Polyethylene) bags, which are the most common due to their durability and cost-effectiveness. 2. PP (Polypropylene) bags, known for their resistance to moisture and chemicals. 3. Multi-layer co-extruded bags, which combine different materials for enhanced strength and barrier properties. 4. UV-resistant bags, designed to protect the fertilizer from degradation under sunlight. 5. Recyclable or biodegradable bags, which are environmentally friendly options. 6. Valve bags, which allow for controlled pouring of fertilizers. Each type serves specific purposes and is chosen based on the fertilizer's properties and the handling requirements.</p>

Q: Are nursery trays suitable for starting plants from in vitro culture?: Yes, nursery trays are suitable for starting plants from in vitro culture. They provide a controlled environment with adequate space for multiple plants to grow, allowing for easy monitoring and care. Additionally, nursery trays are designed to promote proper drainage and aeration, which are crucial for the successful development of plants during the initial stages.

Q: How do agricultural plastic products help with plant grafting?: Agricultural plastic products help with plant grafting by providing a protective environment for the grafted plant. Plastic covers or tunnels can be used to create a controlled microclimate that promotes successful grafting by maintaining optimal temperature, humidity, and moisture levels. This protection enhances the survival rate of the grafted plants and accelerates their growth, leading to stronger and healthier crops. Additionally, plastic mulch films can suppress weed growth, conserve soil moisture, and prevent soil erosion, further supporting the grafting process by providing a favorable growing environment for the grafted plants.

Q: I wish all grocery stores, convenience store would stop using plastic bags. They are used to carry items, and then immediately discarded and can not be recycled.: I agree I wish all stores would quit using plastic bags! Some places are actually banning the use of free plastic bags in grocery stores, including California and China and many others are discussing it such as Washington State, Virginia and Canada, but unfortunately this is not happening fast enough everywhere. Many grocery stores offer recycling for plastic bags. But bringing a reusable canvas or cotton bag is by far the best option. If your grocery store does not offer recycling of plastic bags you should get in touch with the corporate office and insist that they do and also insist that they sell reusable bags as well. Wal-Mart, Kroger, and Winn-Dixie all offer recycling and sell reusable bags.

Q: How does agricultural plastic affect crop pollinator attraction?: Agricultural plastic can have both positive and negative effects on crop pollinator attraction. On one hand, plastic mulches can enhance crop yield by improving soil temperature and moisture levels, leading to healthier plants and increased flower production, which in turn attract more pollinators. Plastic row covers can also protect crops from pests, reducing the need for pesticides and promoting a healthier pollinator population. However, excessive use of plastic can hinder pollinator attraction and foraging. Plastic debris, such as discarded mulches or irrigation tubing, can create physical barriers for pollinators, hindering their access to flowers. Additionally, plastic waste can trap or entangle bees and other pollinators, leading to injury or death. Therefore, it is important to use plastic in a responsible and sustainable manner in agriculture to minimize its negative impact on crop pollinator attraction.

Q: What are some ground cover options for a dry, sandy soil?: Some ground cover options for a dry, sandy soil include creeping thyme, creeping juniper, sedum, and yarrow. These plants are drought-tolerant and can thrive in sandy conditions.

Q: How does agricultural plastic affect crop root development?: Agricultural plastic can have both positive and negative effects on crop root development. On one hand, plastic mulching can help create a favorable microclimate for root growth by conserving soil moisture and increasing soil temperature. This can result in enhanced root development and increased nutrient uptake, leading to improved crop yields. On the other hand, improper disposal or poor management of plastic materials can lead to negative consequences such as restricted root growth, decreased soil aeration, and hindered nutrient cycling. Therefore, careful and responsible use of agricultural plastic is essential to ensure its positive impact on crop root development.

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