Black and white agrofibre without perforation

Black and white agrofibre without perforation

Agrofibre of two colors (black and white) – it is a new and most optimal type of mulching, which combines the best qualities of black and white agrofibre.

First of all, it is convenient for farmers in hot regions, since this agrofibre prevents overheating of the root system in the heat of the year.

The density of this new agrofibre is 50 g/sq. m and use it only for mulching (vegetable, berry crops).

Agrofibre is laid with the black side on the soil, and the white side up: the black side protects against the germination of weeds, so there is no need to use herbicide, and the white side, reflecting excessive sunlight on hot days, protects the root system from overheating. Agrofiber is well permeable to moisture and air, unlike film. As with ordinary agrofibre, the soil does not compact, does not mold and its structure does not change.

It should be remembered that the black-and-white agrofibre must be spread on pre-warmed, dry and weed-free soil. If this recommendation is not followed, it can lead to a delay in the harvest, not to its accelerated receipt. This result is possible because the agrofibre will warm up longer, since its white layer will reflect sunlight.

Advantages of black and white agrofibre:

• protects against weeds;
• well passes water and air;
• keeps fruits and berries clean;
• rot and mold do not form under the material.

Application method: mulch is spread on the prepared bed and one of the edges is fixed. Therefore, they alternately straighten, tighten and fasten the remaining edges. In places where seedlings are planted, small cross-shaped incisions are made, where crops are planted. It can also be spread along the rows of plants, cover the trunk areas of trees and shrubs. The edges of the canvas are sprinkled with soil or secured with wire. Mulching is performed only on loose and moist soil.

Mulching – a good way to enrich poor soil. The material is not removed until the culture is eliminated. On beds with perennial berry crops (strawberries, wild strawberries, etc.), the material remains throughout the year.