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Knowledge of bird nets

In recent years, with the improvement of the ecological environment, the number of birds has increased, and the phenomenon of bird damage in the orchard has gradually increased. After the fruit is pecked by birds, it has been scarred, lost its commodity value, and caused further damage to diseases and pests, which has caused great economic losses to fruit farmers. Most of the birds pecking fruit in the orchard are beneficial birds, and many are also national protected animals. So many growers now use bird-proof nets to prevent birds from encroaching on plants and fruit trees.

Anti-bird net is a network fabric made of polyethylene and heald wire with anti-aging, anti-ultraviolet and other chemical additives as the main raw materials. It has the characteristics of high tensile strength, heat resistance, water resistance, corrosion resistance, aging resistance, non-toxic and tasteless, and easy disposal of waste. Can kill common pests, such as flies, mosquitoes and so on. Conventional use of light collection, the correct storage life of up to 3-5 years. So you can use it with confidence. And has a variety of uses.

Bird-proof net cover cultivation is a practical and environmentally friendly new agricultural technology. By covering the trellises to construct artificial isolation barriers, birds are excluded from the net, birds are cut off from breeding ways, and the transmission of all kinds of birds is effectively controlled and the harm of virus disease transmission is prevented. And it has the effect of light transmission and moderate shading, creating favorable conditions suitable for crop growth, ensuring that the application of chemical pesticides in vegetable fields is greatly reduced, making crops of high quality and health, and providing a strong technical guarantee for the development and production of pollution-free green agricultural products. The anti-bird net also has the function of resisting natural disasters such as storm washing and hail attack.

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