Weed Control Mulch Film Agricultural Mulch Film Manufacturer

Product description:

Agricultural weed control film is a functional agricultural film with added weed control masterbatch/shading and weed suppression coating. It is laid on the ground and relies on the dual action of physical shading and chemical slow-release herbicide to inhibit weed growth, replacing manual weeding. It is a general-purpose agricultural film for greenhouses and open fields.

Technical Parameter

Advantages:

1. Excellent weed control.

The black film completely blocks light, preventing weeds from photosynthesizing and suppressing weeds at the source; significantly reducing the cost of manual weeding and herbicide application, and lowering field labor.

2. Water, fertilizer, and heat retention.

It prevents soil moisture evaporation, reducing irrigation frequency; it also prevents fertilizer loss due to rainwater runoff, improving fertilizer utilization.

3. Soil improvement and disease reduction.

The soil under the film is loose and breathable, preventing compaction; it inhibits the splashing of soil pathogens, reducing soil-borne diseases such as downy mildew and blight. Fruits do not come into contact with soil, resulting in cleaner, less muddy conditions and improved fruit quality.

4. Seedling control and tillering prevention.

It inhibits weeds from competing for water and fertilizer, ensuring all nutrients are supplied to the main crop, resulting in stronger seedlings and increased yield.

Product Application:

1. Fruit and Vegetable Cash Crops.

Strawberries, watermelons, cantaloupes, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, eggplants, grapes, kiwifruit, and various seedling greenhouses.

2. Open-field Vegetables.
Cabbage, radishes, potatoes, peanuts, ginger, scallions, garlic, and other root vegetables.

3. Fruit and Vegetable Seedlings and Orchards.

Intercropping in orchards for apples, peaches, citrus, etc.; planting of flowers, seedlings, and medicinal herbs.

4. Grain and Oilseed Cash Crops.

Large-scale open-field cultivation of cotton, tobacco, sugarcane, sweet potatoes, etc.