| Size | Packing in Mtrs | Width |
|---|---|---|
| 20 micron | 400 | 1 meter & 1.25 meter |
| 25 micron | 400 | 1 meter & 1.25 meter |
| 30 micron | 400 | 1 meter & 1.25 meter |
A layer of protective material (such as sawdust, compost, or paper) that is spread out or left on the ground in order to control weeds, keep the soil rich, prevent erosion, lower evaporation, and preserve the cleanliness of fruit (like strawberries). Mulch films are used to increase crop yield and precocity, control weed growth, stop moisture loss, and change the temperature of the soil. By stopping the evaporation of soil moisture, a black plastic mulch preserves it. Water evaporation only affects the exposed soil in the holes where the vegetable plants are growing. This implies that you will need to water the growing crop less frequently because there will be more moisture available in the surrounding soil for plant roots.