Agriculture Nonwoven Fabric

Advantages: non-toxic, pollution-free, recyclable, degradable when buried underground, and weathered after six months outdoors.

In addition, we can also add hydrophilic, anti-aging and other special treatment according to customer requirements to achieve better use effect.

Non woven fabrics, non-woven fabrics, or non-woven fabrics have been used as agricultural covering materials since the 1970s in foreign countries. Compared with plastic films, they not only have certain transparency and insulation properties, but also have the characteristics of breathability and moisture absorption. Using non-woven fabric to directly cover vegetables cultivated in open or protected areas has the effects of preventing cold, frost, wind, insects, birds, drought, insulation, and moisture retention. It is a new type of covering cultivation technology that achieves stable, high yield, high-quality cultivation, and regulates the supply period of vegetables in the cold winter and spring seasons.

In the ancient traditional agriculture of our country, there is a habit of using straw to directly cover winter vegetable plants (or beds) in winter to prevent frost and cold currents. Agricultural non-woven fabrics replace straw for cold and frost prevention, which is another example of China’s transition from traditional agriculture to modern agriculture.

China began importing agricultural non-woven fabrics from Japan in 1983 and has conducted research and application in industry, academia, and research departments in some major cities. Dongguan Liansheng has been helping customers use different specifications of non-woven fabrics (20 g/m2, 25 g/m2, 30 g/m2, 40 g/m2) as cold cover materials in outdoor and greenhouse vegetable cultivation in winter and spring, studying their covering performance and application effects since the end of 2020.