Nonwoven Bag/ Non-Woven Bag

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Loading Port:: Qingdao

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

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Supply Capability:: 50000pcs m²/month

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Description:

Net weight	60g/m2--180g/m2
Net width	0.5m-4.4m or by requirements.
Rolls Lengths	10m, 50m, 100m or by requirements.
mesh density	8x8,10x10.11x11,12x12,14x14
Colours	Green,Black ,Dark green or by requirements.
Material	PE/PP
Using life	Base on weather conditions and use.
Type	Plain
Delivery time	25-30days after deposite
Export market	South America,Japan, the Middle East ,Europe , markets.
Min order	4 ton/tons
Terms of Payment	T/T, L/C at sight
Supply capacity	300 ton/tons per month
Packing	Rolls on cardboard tubes & wrapped in plastic with color label (or any customized)

8). Color reference: CMYK/PMS/full color
Item no. XHWK001
Size: 30cmW*45cmH
Material non woven
Weight: 80gsm
Piping: No piping, inside sew
Handle: Non woven
Print: Silkscreen
Others: Punched plastic handle
Label: As customized sew or not sew "made in china" label
Packing: 100pcs per carton; 1 opp bag for one carton or customerized

Q: Are there ground cover plants that are suitable for rooftop gardens?: Yes, there are several ground cover plants that are suitable for rooftop gardens. Some popular options include sedum, creeping thyme, moss, and creeping Jenny. These plants are known for their ability to withstand harsh conditions such as heat, drought, and wind, making them ideal for rooftop gardens. They also help to retain moisture, reduce erosion, and provide a beautiful green cover for rooftops.

Q: This is the most depressing article I've read in awhile. What is preventing us from recycling a larger volume of plastic? Is it not cost effective? Is that whats holding us back?: I grew up on the Pacific Ocean. I once thought that it was too big to be affected by man. Then, I got a job working in the ocean. Man is an awful affliction. Jacques Cousteau pointed this out to us 30 years ago, in the Mediterranean. He had photographed it (actually, he was the first) and knew it when it was full of life. During his career, he watched it turn into a barren underwater desert. What to do? Waiting for God to play his hand is a terrible idea. What actions can be taken to cure the problem? Will fishing for garbage become an industry? Not until we find a way to profit from it. Our politics must change. There's a flip coming. When the oil runs low, there will be no reason to spend billions protecting its flow. When the defense budget becomes mute (ha ha) we can address these and the rest of the cleanup projects left over from industrialization. For now, what we can do is stop coveting things in pretty little packages. I know this is suicidal for the economy, but let's at least look at new ways, new materials.

Q: What are the different types of plastic twines used in agriculture?: There are several types of plastic twines commonly used in agriculture, including polypropylene twine, nylon twine, and baling twine. Polypropylene twine is lightweight, affordable, and resistant to mildew and rot, making it suitable for various agricultural applications such as tying plants and securing bundles. Nylon twine is stronger and more durable than polypropylene, making it ideal for heavy-duty tasks like supporting trellises and fencing. Baling twine, on the other hand, is specifically designed for hay baling and is typically made from polypropylene or sisal, providing the necessary strength and flexibility to secure large bales.

Q: why is there controversy over plastic sugery? please also include a list pros and cons of plastic sugery.: Medical professionals are committed to providing patients with health care. The goal of plastic surgery is often not related to health at all, but is often to serve the patient's vanity. So, there appears to be a corrupting situation where money entices surgeons to use their skills for trivial means, like breast augmentation, instead of in service of the truly ill. In fact, most plastic surgeons don't make their living by cosmetic surgery. There is a great need for plastic surgeon's to correct deformity and injury.

Q: i always seem to chew on plastic water bottle caps and lollipop sticks. they say not to do it but me being me i don't listen but i wanna no!: No it is not safe to chew on plastic. It is not considered good because of two reasons 1. Chewing on plastic will break some molecules of the plastic which you are bound to ingest and cause health problems to the extent of cancer or tumors. 2. You will injure your gums and teeth by chewing on plastic. So DO NOT DO IT!!!

Q: for example,plastic bags,plastic bottles etc.....: Most plastic bags are produced using oil. Oil drilling is harmful to the environment and our addiction to oil is making our nation less secure, while damaging our economy. (Though of course there are other problems with security and economy.) In addition, plastic bags that are not recycled will eventually end up in a landfill or in the ocean. Plastic does not even begin to biodegrade for hundreds of years. This allows it plenty of time to wreak havoc in ecosystems. For instance, sea turtles mistake plastic bags for jellyfish, and eat them. The plastic blocks their digestive tracts, causing painful deaths. Have you ever heard of the Pacific Garbage Patch? It's a plastic continent, at least twice the size of Texas, floating in the Pacific. It's composed of waste, most of which originated on land. Recycling plastic bags is essential, but even this uses considerable energy, which pollutes the air. Banning plastic bags would alleviate these problems. However, plastic must be replaced with reusable bags, not necessarily paper. The problem is, people are accustomed to cheap, convenient lifestyles, and many are unwilling to switch to reusable bags. But I use cloth bags at Target and Winn-Dixie, and I find them to be much more convenient than plastic or paper, because they are sturdier and hold more stuff. So the only real disadvantage that I can think of is that the plastic bag industry would suffer, which is not good is this economic climate. Others might disagree, but IMHO the environment is more important than big business. A final note: As Plastic bags do not account for all of the plastic waste we produce. Most items in stores are over-packaged and use excessive plastic, because the packaging is used for advertisement, not just to protect the product. In order to solve the problems caused by plastic waste, we must recycle, decrease and/or eliminate all plastic, not just bags.

Q: How do you prevent mold in nursery trays?: To prevent mold in nursery trays, it is important to maintain proper hygiene and sanitation. Start by using clean trays and pots and ensure they are properly sterilized before use. Avoid overwatering the plants, as excess moisture can lead to mold growth. Provide adequate drainage in the trays and allow them to dry between waterings. Additionally, ensure good air circulation in the nursery area and avoid overcrowding the trays. Regularly inspect the trays for any signs of mold or fungal growth, and promptly remove any affected plants to prevent the spread.

Q: Can agricultural plastic products be used in livestock farming?: Yes, agricultural plastic products can be used in livestock farming. These products, such as plastic mulch films, silage bags, and feed storage containers, offer various benefits in terms of improving crop production, preserving animal feed, and maintaining cleanliness and hygiene in livestock facilities. Plastic materials are durable, resistant to moisture and pests, and can be easily cleaned and reused, making them practical and cost-effective for use in livestock farming.

Q: Do nursery trays come with a seedling heat mat?: No, nursery trays typically do not come with a seedling heat mat.

Q: How do you prevent ground cover from becoming a haven for pests and diseases?: There are a few effective strategies to prevent ground cover from becoming a haven for pests and diseases. Firstly, practicing good garden hygiene is crucial. This involves regularly removing any dead or decaying plant matter, as well as weeds, which can serve as breeding grounds for pests and diseases. Secondly, maintaining proper spacing between plants allows for better air circulation and reduces the risk of disease transmission. Additionally, introducing beneficial insects and using organic pest control methods can help manage pest populations naturally. Finally, choosing disease-resistant ground cover varieties and rotating crops periodically can further minimize the risk of pests and diseases establishing themselves.

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