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These nets are used to fight and eliminate the penetration of any type of whiteflies, whiteflies, mites, aphids and thrips in greenhouses. Considering that such pests grow and multiply quickly as soon as they appear, so these nets should be used continuously and replaced if any kind of holes or damage is observed. These nets not only prevent pests, birds, etc. from entering the greenhouse, but also prevent sunburn and increase the temperature in the greenhouse environment. It is also a barrier to prevent hail from penetrating and protecting plants from freezing. These nets are available in two types of mesh, 25 and 40 and 200 meters long and 1, 1.3, 1.6 and 2 meters wide.
Where to install the anti-insect net?
We install these nets on all openings where insects can enter, such as on windows, ventilators, or even in front of the pads.
Advantages of using anti-thrips net
Saving on the use of fertilizers and pesticides as a result of healthier and organic growth of the product
Because it spreads over the main cover, it acts as a natural wind breaker and prevents the movement of the structure.
Improve plant growth
Durable and resistant to the sun's UV rays
Maximum protection against pests
It is easily decomposed in nature.
One of the points that should be considered when using this net is that it may disturb the ventilation system. This eventually leads to a gradual increase in temperature.
Integrated management of pests in the greenhouse Integrated plant protection
Integrated pest management is a new way to prevent, control and fight pests for a long time without affecting human health, the environment, the main plant and other beneficial organisms. Integrated pest management deals with their environmental, physical, biological or chemical control by accurately identifying pests and their populations. Also, the aim of this management is acceptable reduction of these pests. It is important to mention that pest reduction should not have a negative effect on the environment. In this method, the producer tries to prevent pollution caused by the presence of pests in the greenhouse. Plant protection depends on several factors, including pest identification and diagnosis, principles of crop production, biotechnology, pesticides, and environmental science.
For example, by using anti-insect nets to cover openings such as vents related to ventilation, it prevents pests from entering the greenhouse.
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