Agricultural fabric cover TOYA FLO AGROTKANINA 1.6 x 20 m, weight 90 g/m²

TOYA FLO AGROTKANINA 1.6 x 20 m is an agricultural nonwoven fabric designed to protect plants while preserving light and moisture transfer. With a material weight of 90 g/m², this lightweight breathable cover is intended for covering beds, rows and young plants to reduce frost impact, shield from insects and limit weed growth. The fabric helps stabilize the microclimate around crops by moderating temperature fluctuations and allowing natural irrigation through rainfall or overhead watering.

Advantages

The product combines light permeability with air and water permeability so crops continue photosynthesis and receive water while being physically protected. Its 90 g/m² weight offers a balance between mechanical strength and easy handling, enabling repeated placement and removal. The fabric reduces direct pest contact and suppresses weed emergence by limiting light at the soil surface while maintaining a diffused light environment for seedlings.

Suitable for

• Covering vegetable beds and seedling rows
• Frost protection for young plants and transplants
• Temporary insect barrier for fruit and vegetable crops
• Weed suppression between planted rows

Key specifications

• Dimensions: 1.6 m width × 20 m length
• Material type: breathable nonwoven agricultural fabric
• Material weight: 90 g/m²
• Light transmission: allows diffused light to reach plants
• Water permeability: permits rain and irrigation to pass through

How to use

Unroll the fabric over prepared beds or rows and position it so the edges rest on bare soil. Secure the cover using soil ridges, staples, clips or weights to prevent wind uplift. For transplant protection, drape the fabric directly over plants and secure at the edges to form a light microtunnel. Leave the fabric in place during expected frost events or periods of high insect activity; remove or partially open it for ventilation during prolonged warm spells to avoid overheating.

Usage recommendations

For best results, inspect the fabric periodically for tears or displaced edges and repair or reseal as needed. Combine the cover with routine crop monitoring: lift or open the fabric briefly to check soil moisture and plant condition. Store dry and rolled up out of direct sunlight when not in use to extend service life.