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PP Weed Control Fabric for Agriculture application

PP Weed Control Fabric for Agriculture application

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Loading Port:
Shanghai
Payment Terms:
TT OR LC
Min Order Qty:
1000 m²
Supply Capability:
200000 m²/month

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PP Weed Control Fabric for Agriculture application


Production Description:

Weed Control fabric not only prevents weeds, it encourage root growing by keep soil moist and cool. Made of UVtreated polypropylene,this costeffective weed control fabric features allow the free flow of air,water and nutrients to the soil while blocking sunlight and weeds.This chemical free method for stopping weed grow for years.

 

Application:


1. Weed block for landscaped garden beds
2. Permeable liners for planters (stops soil erosion)
3. Weed control under wooden decking
4. Geotextile for separating aggregate / soils under walkway blocks or bricks
5. Assists in preventing paving from settling unevenly
6. Landscape fabric prevents soil erosion  


Production Specifications:

Material

Woven PP/PE Fabric

Width

0.5m-4.4m

Length

50m-2500m

Color

Black/Grass Green/Japser/Black-Green

Weave

9*9 to 13*13

Weight

60gsm-180gsm

U.V.

With or Without U.V.

Life Span

3~5 years with U.V. treated

Feature

Non-Toxic

Style

Plain

Production Application:

PP Weed Control Fabric for Agriculture application

PP Weed Control Fabric for Agriculture application

PP Weed Control Fabric for Agriculture application


FAQ:

1.       Where is your factory located in?

Factory is located in Jiangsu Province, Neat to Shanghai Port.

2.       How long have you been in this product production?

We have been in the business more than 10 years,

3.       Can we have some sample or trial order before bunk order?

Yes, we can provide you some free samples, and for trial order, we will offer you the lowest price. 



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?
from what i have heard this problem has been voiced once or twice. but your answer is pretty easy because now we make canola oil and other oils made out of renewable resources. people are now making plastics that are biodegradable and completely made out of corn oil. so really we'll be moving farther environmentally and scientifically in the future once every one uses these plastics instead of going back in time.
Q: Can agricultural plastic products be used for aquaculture?
Yes, agricultural plastic products can be used for aquaculture. Many types of agricultural plastic products, such as plastic mulch films and irrigation pipes, can be repurposed for aquaculture applications. These products can be used to construct fish tanks, line ponds, and create water management systems in aquaculture farms. Additionally, agricultural plastic products provide benefits such as cost-effectiveness, durability, and easy maintenance, making them suitable for aquaculture operations.
Q: does the plastic remain through the winter?
Plastic mulch is not mulch. Mulch is something that helps the soil, plastic mulch type substances will not benefit your soil but they will help with weed protection. And yes you leave it there at the end of the season.
Q: What are the disadvantages of having plastic notes as in money?
That would be the same thing. Paper or plastic would make no difference. Your question is puzzling. Are you talking slang for credit or debit cards? If so and you have 'plastic' bills every month, you have to be grown up enough to control your spending to the point that you can always pay them in full each month. Otherwise you are not paddling fast enough to move upstream. That means you are losing, if you can not pay your bills in full every month. Paddling upstream means always spending less than you earn, after first deducting you savings and investment moneys. Does that help you? It will, if you follow that advice your whole life. You will do well.
Q: How do you prevent mold in nursery trays?
To prevent mold in nursery trays, it is important to maintain proper hygiene and sanitation. Start by using clean trays and pots and ensure they are properly sterilized before use. Avoid overwatering the plants, as excess moisture can lead to mold growth. Provide adequate drainage in the trays and allow them to dry between waterings. Additionally, ensure good air circulation in the nursery area and avoid overcrowding the trays. Regularly inspect the trays for any signs of mold or fungal growth, and promptly remove any affected plants to prevent the spread.
Q: I know someone who reuses plastic silverware (not really the durable kind, but the inexpensive party plastic silverware that can be sold in most supermarkets). There has been silverware in her collection that has been used and washed (dishwasher included) multiple times. Is it okay for them to be used in this manner or should they be discarded after the first use?
It's fine as long as it's been washed in hot water and dish soap. I wouldn't used stained pieces though. The dish washer would be perfect.
Q: Can ground cover plants be used to reduce water evaporation in a garden?
Yes, ground cover plants can be used to reduce water evaporation in a garden. These plants create a protective layer over the soil, which helps to retain moisture and prevent evaporation.
Q: This question asks for guidance on selecting the right agricultural plastic products for specific requirements.
<p>To choose agricultural plastic products that are suitable for your needs, consider the following: 1. Purpose: Identify what you need the product for, such as greenhouse covering, mulching, or irrigation. 2. Material: Select materials based on durability, UV resistance, and environmental impact. 3. Size and thickness: Choose the right dimensions and thickness to withstand weather conditions and usage. 4. Quality: Look for products with certifications and from reputable manufacturers. 5. Cost: Compare prices and consider the long-term value and lifespan of the product. 6. Reviews: Consult user reviews and testimonials for insights into product performance. 7. Local conditions: Adapt your choice to local climate, soil type, and crop requirements. Always test a small quantity first to ensure it meets your expectations before making a large purchase.</p>
Q: I'm currently searching for new glasses, and to save money I was thinking of getting plastic lenses instead of polycarbonate. I know polycarbonate is shatter proof, but I already have a pair of beat up polycarbonate eye glasses that I use for sports/play. The plastic lense glasses would strictly be used just for casual things.Also, I have somewhat of a high prescription (-3.00, and -3.50), do you think the lenses would be very thick? I'm thinking of getting thick preppy designer frames, so I doubt it's very noticeable... Is there anything else I need to know about plastic lenses? Any tips? Further warnings I should know about? Give me your recommendation please!
If you can get a scratch-resistant coating then that would be better. Also, they can cut off the edge so it doesn't look as thick. I think they call it rolling the edge. Of course both cost more. I have high-index plastic in a metal frame that isn't very wide and they look okay. I am about three times as blind as you are too. Plain plastic will be much thicker. You ought to go to a eyeglass place and ask them to show you how thick plastic lenses in your prescription will be. You don't have to buy any that day or even at that place. But then you can see about what you will be getting, and it won't cost you anything to see.
Q: Can agricultural plastic be used for organic farming?
Yes, agricultural plastic can be used for organic farming, but it must meet specific criteria. Organic farming standards require that the plastic used is biodegradable, made from natural materials, and free from synthetic additives or chemicals. This helps maintain the integrity of organic farming practices and ensures environmental sustainability.

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