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Net weight	60g/m2--180g/m2
Net width	0.5m-4.4m or by requirements.
Rolls Lengths	10m, 50m, 100m or by requirements.
mesh density	8x8,10x10.11x11,12x12,14x14
Colours	Green,Black ,Dark green or by requirements.
Material	PE/PP
Using life	Base on weather conditions and use.
Type	Plain
Delivery time	25-30days after deposite
Export market	South America,Japan, the Middle East ,Europe , markets.
Min order	4 ton/tons
Terms of Payment	T/T, L/C at sight
Supply capacity	300 ton/tons per month
Packing	Rolls on cardboard tubes & wrapped in plastic with color label (or any customized)

Function:
1. Cover crops in the ground surface
2. Can prevent weeds
3. Controlling soil humidity and the temperature
4. Against the insect
5. Does not affect the growth of the crops
6. Long service life

Q: How are plastic irrigation pipes used in agriculture?: Plastic irrigation pipes are used in agriculture to deliver water directly to the roots of plants, ensuring efficient and targeted irrigation. These pipes are durable, lightweight, and flexible, making them easy to install and navigate around the fields. They are typically buried beneath the soil or laid on the surface, allowing water to be distributed evenly and efficiently to crops. Additionally, plastic irrigation pipes can be fitted with various sprinklers, emitters, or drippers, allowing farmers to customize the irrigation system based on the specific needs of different crops.

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: Are nursery trays suitable for starting succulent seeds?: No, nursery trays are not typically suitable for starting succulent seeds as succulents have different growth requirements and need well-draining soil. Succulent seeds are best started in seed trays or shallow containers with a specific succulent soil mix that allows for proper drainage and aeration.

Q: What are the best ground cover plants for rock gardens?: Some of the best ground cover plants for rock gardens include creeping thyme, sedum, creeping phlox, moss phlox, and creeping jenny. These plants are low-growing, drought-tolerant, and can withstand the harsh conditions often found in rock gardens. They also provide beautiful colors and textures that complement the rocks and create an attractive landscape.

Q: I want to make my own senkos Where do i get the plastic from and what is it?? thanks: Plastisol. A formulation of polyvinylchloride made especially for soft plastic lures and available from a number of suppliers. Or as said, re-melt your older worms or bits and pieces on an electric hotplate or in the microwave in 15 second increments until the plastic reaches a syrupy consistency. About 325 or 350 degrees so be careful. And don't let it start smoking.

Q: how much plastic is produced yearly? not just in one country, all over the world? and how much if that ends up in the ocean?: Wiki plastic!

Q: How long does it take for ground cover to establish and fill in an area?: The time it takes for ground cover to establish and fill in an area can vary depending on several factors such as the type of ground cover, environmental conditions, and maintenance practices. Generally, it can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months for ground cover to fully establish and fill in an area. However, some fast-growing ground covers may show significant coverage within a few weeks, while slower-growing varieties may take several months or even a year to reach full coverage. It is important to provide adequate water, nutrients, and proper care to ensure optimal establishment and growth of ground cover.

Q: In what year did Plastic Bags become a severe problem to the environment?: why do you think they're a problem? They're convenient, light weight, clean, and strong. 100 of them take up less space in a landfill than a milk carton/jug. They are NOT the problem in the oceans. The problem there is plastic fishnets that have been lost by fishing boats. The nets ARE a problem, since they float and continue to catch and trap anything that goes into them. Testing has found that reusuable environmentally friendly cloth bags, used as replacements for plastic bags, soon build up high levels of bacteria as they are reused, so they need to be washed frequently which requires lots of water and detergent. In addition, at a cost of up to $5 each, buying and storing enough of them at home to handle a single trip to the grocery store can get prohibitively expensive for poor families who may use up to 20 plastic bags each trip to market to haul their groceries home. As for a year that plastic bags became a problem....it was the year immediately after plastic was touted as the salvation of the trees chopped down to create paper bags for grocery stores. Never let an environmentalist tell you what to switch to. It'll never be good enough. Just like all the environmental lawsuits now showing up in courts to stop clean energy projects (dams, windmills, solar arrays, geothermal, etc). All they want is for everyone to die and leave the planet to the frickin animals, because surely everyone can see that humans are a blight on the planet and should never have evolved.

Q: What are some ground cover options for fruit gardens?: Some ground cover options for fruit gardens include straw, wood chips, mulch, clover, and low-growing herbs like thyme or oregano. These options help suppress weeds, retain moisture in the soil, and provide additional nutrients as they break down over time.

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