Agricultural spring white nonwoven fabric BRADAS AGROWŁÓKNINA 17 g/m² 1.1 x 15 m

BRADAS AGROWŁÓKNINA 17 g/m² is a white spring-grade agricultural nonwoven fabric measuring 1.1 x 15 m, engineered for seasonal crop protection. The material is lightweight yet durable enough to cover seedlings, rows and garden beds to reduce frost damage and pest exposure while allowing air, light and water to penetrate. Its open structure moderates temperature fluctuations and supports early-season plant development without significant alteration of the microclimate.

Advantages

The fabric combines low weight with adequate mechanical strength for temporary coverings and is easy to handle when installing or removing. Its permeability ensures water and light transmission, so irrigation and natural light reach plants directly. Because the material reduces direct contact with pests and insulates against brief cold spells, it helps maintain more stable conditions for young plants and extends the effective growing period in spring.

Suitable for

• Protection of seedlings and young plants against light frosts
• Covering rows, raised beds and plantings during early growth
• Shielding crops from wind-borne pests and insects
• Temporary microclimate stabilization to reduce temperature swings

Key specifications

• Material type: white spunbond nonwoven fabric
• Weight: 17 g/m²
• Dimensions: 1.1 m width x 15 m length
• Optical properties: light-transmitting
• Hydraulic properties: water-permeable
• Intended season: spring use

How to use

Unroll the nonwoven fabric over the target area and secure the edges with soil, staples or weights to prevent wind uplift. For row covers, drape directly over plants or construct low hoops to avoid contact with foliage. Ensure overlap between adjacent strips to maintain continuity and reduce pest entry. Remove or ventilate the cover on warm days to prevent overheating and allow pollination when crops begin to flower.

Usage recommendations

Place and secure the fabric early in the evening or early morning when temperatures are lowest to maximize frost protection. Inspect fastenings regularly during windy conditions and avoid prolonged use as plants grow to prevent shading or mechanical damage.