Black Biodegradable Plastic Mulch Film Puncture Resistant For Weed Suppressing

Biodegradable Mulch Film Manufacturer

Product description:

Biodegradable mulch film is an agricultural covering film made primarily from biodegradable resins (PBAT, PLA, starch-based, etc.) using a blown film process. Unlike traditional PE plastic mulch film, it gradually decomposes into carbon dioxide, water, and organic matter under the influence of soil sunlight, microorganisms, and moisture, leaving no plastic fragments and solving the problem of "white pollution" in farmland.

Technical Parameter

Advantages:

1. Fully biodegradable, leaving no residue pollution.

After its usage period, soil microorganisms completely decompose the film, preventing microplastic residue and protecting farmland and water sources.

2. Warming and weed-suppressing functions are similar to ordinary mulch films.

It allows light transmission while retaining heat, locking in soil moisture, and inhibiting weed growth, meeting the needs of crop seedlings.

3. Suitable for mechanized operations.

It can be mechanically laid, has moderate toughness, and is not easily torn during installation, making it compatible with integrated sowing and mulching machines.

4. Controllable degradation cycle.

Through formula adjustments, a degradation cycle of 3 to 12 months can be customized to match different crop growth cycles. It automatically breaks down and degrades after crop harvest, eliminating the need for manual residue collection.

5. Environmentally compliant.

It complies with national policies on farmland mulch film pollution control and is prioritized for agricultural subsidies in many regions.

Product Application:

1. Economic Fruit and Vegetable Crops (Main Uses).

Vegetables: Chili peppers, tomatoes, cucumbers, eggplants, strawberries, watermelons, cantaloupes, leafy greens;
Fruits: Grapes, cantaloupes, greenhouse-grown melons.

2. Field Grain and Oil Crops.

Peanuts, potatoes, sweet potatoes, corn, cotton, medicinal herbs.

3. Specialty Cultivation and Seedling Raising.

Open-field seedling raising, nursery flowers, tobacco, sugarcane, Panax notoginseng, and other short-cycle economic crops.