Advantages and disadvantages of agricultural non-woven fabrics

Non-woven fabrics are effectively used to improve the productivity of crops, orchards and greenhouses. Its protective nature means reducing the need for pesticides and keeping manual labor to a minimum.


The use of agricultural non-woven fabrics to cover crops on the land improves the yield and quality of crops. Placing a very light and soft agricultural non-woven fabric on the seedbed creates a microclimate that can control heat and humidity, protects plants from unfavorable weather conditions and pests, and speeds up their growth.


In the application of capillary nets, non-woven fabrics promote the healthy growth of flowers and vegetables in the greenhouse through the use of soilless cultivation methods.


The advantages of agricultural non-woven fabrics


The fabric has high strength, durability and elasticity


Effectively avoid frost and pests


Excellent permeability


Good for controlling weed growth


The aperture between the intersecting agricultural non-woven fibers is large enough for air and water to reach the crops, but it is also small enough to prevent insects. This protective measure can make plants and crops grow healthily without the use of pesticides and herbicides.