Mulch Fabric

Agricultural fabric is an essential component in modern-day farming practices, providing a range of benefits that improve crop yield and overall soil health. Mulching is the practice of covering soil with a layer of breathable film and nowoven material to improve soil fertility, reduce weed growth, and maintain soil moisture levels. Agricultural fabric used as mulch provides additional benefits such as regulating soil temperature, reducing soil erosion, and minimizing the use of chemical fertilizers and herbicides.

One of the key features of agricultural fabric used in mulch is its permeability. Agricultural fabric allows water, air, and nutrients to penetrate the soil, while at the same time protecting the soil from external factors such as wind, rain, and extreme temperature fluctuations.

Another significant advantage of using agricultural fabric as a mulch is that it has a anti-UV effectively suppresses weed growth.