Mesh bag for vegetables 60x80cm yellow
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Mesh bag for package :
It is weaved by High-density polyethylene (HDPE/PP), used as packing vegetable and fruit, such as onion, carrot, garlic, cabbage, lemon, pecans, etc.
Based on order, other weaves are also available.
Specifications:
Material : PE/PP
Weight: 17g/bag,18g/bag,22g/bag, any weight as demands.
Size: 50×80CM, 40×60CM,42X60CM,45×75CM, any size as demands.
Feature:
1) Top: hemmed /with drawstring or without handle is available
2) Bottom: sealed., single /double folded ,single.double
3) Capacity:bags with or without drawstring for packed weight from 1kg to 55kg
Packing: 2000pcs/bale,3000pcs/bale,6000pcs/bale,Or according your requests. Container capacity: 12tons/20GP, 23tons/40GP, 25tons/40HQ.
Application:used as packing vegetable and fruit, such as onion, carrot, garlic, cabbage, lemon, pecans, etc.
1.What is your main products ?
Our main products are made from PE ,PP etc and could be used for agriculture and construction ,etc .
2.What is your payment term ?
We could accept TT ,LC.
3.What is your delivery time ？
The delivery time is around 30days per container, sometimes we have stocks .
Mesh Bag for vegetable and fruits .
- Q: Are agricultural plastic products used in organic crop rotation methods?
- No, agricultural plastic products are not used in organic crop rotation methods. Organic farming practices prioritize the use of natural and sustainable methods, which do not involve the use of synthetic materials like plastic.
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- Yes, ground cover plants can be used to prevent soil compaction. Their dense foliage and root systems help to stabilize the soil and reduce erosion, preventing it from becoming compacted. Additionally, the roots of ground cover plants create channels for better water infiltration and airflow, which further aids in preventing soil compaction.
- Q: This question asks whether the use of agricultural plastic can lead to soil erosion.
- <p>Yes, agricultural plastic can contribute to soil erosion. When plastic mulches are used and not properly managed, they can leave residues in the soil that disrupt the natural structure and water infiltration, leading to increased runoff and erosion. Additionally, plastic residues can reduce soil biodiversity and the activity of beneficial organisms, which are crucial for maintaining soil health and preventing erosion. Proper disposal and recycling of agricultural plastics are essential to mitigate these effects and protect soil quality.</p>
- Q: Can nursery trays be used for starting groundcovers?
- Yes, nursery trays can be used for starting groundcovers. These trays provide a controlled environment for seed germination and the development of young plants, making them suitable for starting groundcovers before transplanting them into the desired area.
- Q: Can agricultural plastic products be used in urban vertical aeroponics?
- Yes, agricultural plastic products can be used in urban vertical aeroponics. These plastic products, such as containers, trays, and pipes, are versatile and can be easily adapted for use in vertical aeroponic systems. They provide a cost-effective solution for growing plants in urban environments, allowing for efficient use of space and water.
- Q: Describe how seedling nets or covers are utilized by farmers to safeguard young plants from pests and diseases.
- <p>Farmers use seedling nets or covers to create a physical barrier around young plants, protecting them from pests and diseases. These covers can be made of various materials, including lightweight fabrics or fine mesh, which allow light and air to reach the seedlings while keeping out larger pests. They prevent direct contact between seedlings and harmful insects, reducing the risk of damage and disease transmission. Additionally, these covers can help maintain a more consistent microclimate around the plants, which can reduce the growth of fungal diseases that thrive in damp conditions. By using seedling nets or covers, farmers can reduce the need for chemical pesticides, promoting more sustainable and environmentally friendly agricultural practices.</p>
- Q: Are nursery trays suitable for starting fruiting vines?
- Nursery trays can be suitable for starting fruiting vines, depending on the specific requirements and growth habits of the vine species. Some fruiting vines, such as grapes or passionfruit, have deep root systems and vigorous growth, which may outgrow the limited space provided by nursery trays relatively quickly. In such cases, it is recommended to transplant the vines into larger containers or directly into the ground as soon as they outgrow the trays. However, for smaller or slower-growing fruiting vines, nursery trays can provide a convenient and controlled environment for starting the plants before transplanting them to their permanent location.
- Q: What are some ground cover options for fruit gardens?
- Some ground cover options for fruit gardens include strawberries, clover, creeping thyme, and mint.
- Q: Do agricultural plastic products help with temperature regulation?
- Yes, agricultural plastic products can help with temperature regulation. These products, such as greenhouse covers or mulch films, can create a controlled environment that regulates temperature by trapping heat and preventing temperature fluctuations.
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Mesh bag for vegetables 60x80cm yellow
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- Loading Port:
- China Main Port
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
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