Why switch to soil biodegradable mulch film?

Retains the equivalent great benefits as traditional agricultural film including utilizing the same machines to lay film, maintaining soil temperature, speeding up the germination and cultivation cycles, eliminating or reducing the use of herbicides and pesticides, and reducing water consumption.
Breaks down into water, carbon dioxide, and humus/biomass, enriching the soil without leaving harmful residues. This means no accumulation of microplastics and a healthier soil ecosystem.
While initially more expensive, soil biodegradable mulch film proves cost-effective in the long run by eliminating the costs associated with plastic removal and disposal. There’s no need to pick up or dispose of remnants, saving both time and money.
It is labor-efficient. Farmers can plough the remnants directly into the soil, simplifying field preparation for the next planting season and speeding up the germination and cultivation cycles.