Professional agricultural tarpaulin solutions
In agriculture, tarpaulins are used for shading crops, windproofing, and hail protection, helping to safeguard crop growth.
- Durable: Made of high-strength polyethylene material, durable and tear-resistant.
- Windproof: Special reinforced edge design to resist strong winds.
- Rainproof: 100% waterproof coating to keep hay and equipment dry.
Our agricultural tarpaulin reduces heat damage with a 95% UV block, extending crop growth cycles; its waterproof design keeps hay fresh for 6 months; and its anti-corrosion coating extends farm equipment life by 2-3 years. Providing all-weather protection for shading crops, covering feed, and safeguarding equipment, it ensures efficient and worry-free farmland management.
The best choice to protect your farmland
Key Concerns
Crop damage: Hail and strong ultraviolet rays lead to reduced yields and serious economic losses.
Hay deterioration: Exposed to rain and moisture, hay becomes moldy and the quality of livestock feed decreases.
Weather damage to agricultural machinery and equipment: Open-air storage leads to rust or aging of parts, resulting in high repair costs.
Solutions
Shade crops: UV blocking rate is up to 95%, reducing high temperature damage and extending crop growth cycle.
Cover hay and fodder: Water-proof design prevents water penetration and maintains freshness for more than 6 months.
Protect equipment: Anti-corrosion coating, resists rain and sunlight, and extends the service life of agricultural machinery by 2-3 years.
Product Features
- Durable material: 3-layer composite PE material with a tensile strength of 200N, suitable for long-term outdoor use.
- Waterproof and UV-resistant: PU coating is waterproof, UV protection level UPF50+, effectively blocking harmful light.
- Easy to install: Equipped with metal grommets and ropes, 1-2 people can quickly fix it, saving labor.
- Breathability: Microporous design prevents moisture accumulation and reduces the risk of mildew.
- Environmentally friendly materials: Recyclable polyethylene, in line with green agricultural standards.
Application scenarios
- Shade Crops: In vegetable greenhouses or orchards, applying our agricultural tarpaulin provides consistent shade during peak sunlight hours, effectively reducing sunburn and protecting crops. Case: A fruit farmer in Oregon’s Willamette Valley increased apple yield by 15% after using the tarpaulin over a 2-acre orchard, safeguarding trees from intense summer heat for three consecutive seasons.
- Covering Hay and Fodder: In large outdoor stacking areas, applying our hay tarpaulin secures hay bales, silage, and straw with a robust design that prevents moisture infiltration. Case: A ranch in Texas’ Hill Country utilized the tarpaulin to protect 500 tons of hay in an open field, maintaining stable quality and nutritional value for 6 months during a wet winter season.
- Protect Equipment: In open farmyards, applying our equipment tarpaulin shields tractors, harvesters, and wood piles from weather exposure, offering comprehensive protection. Case: A farm in Illinois’ Midwest region reduced equipment rust by 50% by using the tarpaulin to cover a fleet of tractors and a 10-cubic-meter wood pile during a rainy spring, extending machinery lifespan by over a year.
Precautions
- Avoid installation in strong winds to prevent the tarpaulin from tearing.
- Check the eyelets and ropes regularly to ensure that they are not loose or worn.
- Keep away from fire to prevent safety hazards caused by high temperatures.
- Use a soft brush and clean water when cleaning, and avoid using corrosive detergents.
Related questions
- Question 1: How much wind can the tarpaulin withstand?
- Answer: It can withstand 8-10 winds, and it is recommended to reinforce it before strong winds.
- Question 2: What crops are suitable for covering?
- Answer: Vegetables, fruit trees and hay are all OK, and the air permeability needs to be selected according to the needs of the crop.
- Question 3: How long does it take to install?
- Answer: 2-3 people can complete it in 20-30 minutes, depending on the area.
