Anti-hail nets are an efficient solution for protecting agricultural crops against hail damage. Their use not only ensures a successful harvest but also provides multiple benefits such as improving fruit quality and increasing the profitability of the plantation, among others.
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Which methods are the most effective for the control of Carpocapsa or apple moth in organic production?
We invite you to learn about some of the most effective methods for controlling the "apple moth". Among the alternative methods of control, 13 Mesh anti-hail nets with a density of 5x4 threads/cm2 serve as a physical barrier as the pore size prevents their access.
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The loquat and its cultivation in net houses
¿What are the benefits of growing loquat in net houses? They are numerous and have a great impact on the financial balance of the operation, amply justifying the investment cost of these structures. We invite you to read this article to know more about growing loquat in net houses.
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Growing kiwifruit and the benefits of growing in net houses
Protected agriculture makes it possible to mitigate or eliminate the effects that climatic variables can have on kiwifruit cultivation: Reduces air speed within the structure, it gives shade, it reduces evapotranspiration and crop water requirements, among other benefits.
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13 Mesh [5×4] Anti-hail Netting for Table Grape Crops
For table grape crops (grape vines) it is common to find two types of mesh used, one is anti-hail used on the roof and the other is mosquito nets placed on the sides of the greenhouse.
It is important to use anti-hail nets for protection from hail, winds and birds, better quality skin of the crop and larger fruit size, among others.
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Anti-Hail netting reduce up to 39% water consumption in fruit trees.
The protection of fruit trees with anti-hail netting has been shown to provide substantial savings in water consumption by reducing crop evapotranspiration. In addition, it secures production against damage caused by climatic agents, birds and bats and prevents cross-pollination.