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PP white tarapulin

PP white tarapulin

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Specification :

  1) Fabric quality

     -Weaving Condition (mesh weft x warp/ sq.inch) : 7x7, 8x8, 10x8, 10x10, 12x12,14x14,16x16

     -Weight : 55gram/sq.m~ 250gram/sq.m

  2) All four edges are reinforced by P.P rope in hem

  3) Aluminum eyelet at every 1meter (1yard or 3feet) interval

  4) Each piece in a polybag with your leaflet (or Size sticker)

  5) Special treatment : U.V., F.R. / Brass Eyelet, Plastic Eyelet also available


Color : Any color available

Packing : Carton Box packing or Bale packing

Available use :

  General Cover, Construction and Equipment Cover, Covers for open-stored goods,

  Covers for trucks/automobiles/boat, Lining materials for storage tanks and containers,

  Lining material for irrigation Canals and grain silos, Machinery Cover, Tents, Picnic mats,

  Covers for Swimming Pools and Garden Furniture etc.


Q: Can nursery trays be used for plant tissue culture?
Yes, nursery trays can be used for plant tissue culture. These trays are often designed with individual compartments, which provide a suitable environment for the growth and development of plant tissues. They can be easily sterilized and are cost-effective, making them a popular choice for plant tissue culture applications.
Q: What are some ground cover options for herb gardens?
Some ground cover options for herb gardens include creeping thyme, chamomile, oregano, creeping rosemary, and Corsican mint. These options not only provide an attractive ground cover but also release pleasant aromas and deter weeds, making them great choices for herb gardens.
Q: How do you prevent overwatering in nursery trays?
To prevent overwatering in nursery trays, it is important to follow a few key steps. Firstly, ensure that the nursery trays have proper drainage holes to allow excess water to escape. This will prevent water from pooling and saturating the roots of the plants. Secondly, monitor the moisture levels in the soil by regularly checking the top inch or two with your finger. Only water the trays when the soil feels dry to the touch. Additionally, it is advisable to use a well-draining soil mix that allows for proper water absorption and drainage. Finally, avoid leaving standing water in the trays as it can lead to overwatering. Remember, it is better to slightly underwater than to overwater, as most plants can tolerate slight dryness but struggle to recover from excessive moisture.
Q: Can nursery trays be used for starting annual seeds?
Yes, nursery trays can be used for starting annual seeds. They provide a convenient and organized way to sow seeds, and their individual cells allow for proper spacing and root development. Additionally, the trays provide a controlled environment for seedlings to grow, with options to adjust moisture levels and provide adequate drainage.
Q: Is it true that plastic #3,5,and 6 are toxic when heated? I've heard that they are not microvave or dishwasher safe. What about putting hot soup (or other hot food) in a plastic bowl? Like a plastic kid's bowl with no recycling # on the bottom?
I don't trust any plastic food containers or dishes when it comes to heating or freezing. I don't even put hot food on or in plastic. I use Corelle brand bowls and plates for my 3 year old, they are virtually non destructable and won't break if dropped (or thrown!) off of a table. To store foods in the fridge or freezer, I use Pyrex and Corningware (many of these you can buy with lids). By the way, have you read the new report on chemicals leaching from plastic baby bottles? You can still buy the old fashioned glass baby bottles-Gerber still makes them.
Q: Are agricultural plastic products resistant to bacterial infections?
No, agricultural plastic products are not inherently resistant to bacterial infections.
Q: This question asks about the methods farmers use to protect their crops from damage caused by agricultural plastic mulch.
<p>Farmers employ several strategies to prevent damage to their crops from agricultural plastic mulch. They carefully select mulch materials that are compatible with their crops and soil conditions. Proper installation techniques are crucial, ensuring the mulch is laid evenly without damaging the plants. Farmers also monitor the temperature under the mulch to prevent overheating, which can harm crops. Additionally, they may use biodegradable mulches to minimize environmental impact and reduce the risk of crop damage. Regular inspections and prompt removal of the mulch at the appropriate time are also part of effective crop protection.</p>
Q: What rules or laws govern the disposal of used agricultural mulch materials?
<p>Yes, there are regulations on the disposal of used agricultural mulch materials. These regulations vary by region and country, but they generally aim to prevent environmental pollution and promote sustainable practices. Disposal methods may include recycling, composting, or using specific waste facilities. It's important to check local environmental protection agencies for specific guidelines and compliance requirements. Violations can result in fines or legal action.</p>
Q: How does plastic shade cloth help in regulating light intensity?
Plastic shade cloth helps in regulating light intensity by filtering and diffusing sunlight, reducing the amount of direct light that reaches plants or objects underneath. This helps in creating a more controlled environment for growth or protection, allowing for optimal light conditions without excessive heat or glare.
Q: Is it possible for farmers to utilize recycled agricultural plastic film as a means to decrease expenses?
<p>Yes, farmers can use recycled agricultural plastic film to reduce costs. Recycling plastic film can decrease the need for new plastic production, which can lower material costs. Additionally, it can reduce waste disposal fees and environmental impact. However, it's important to ensure that the recycling process is cost-effective and that the recycled film maintains the necessary quality and durability for agricultural use. Proper recycling programs and technology are crucial for making this a viable cost-saving strategy.</p>

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