When we talk with growers, many people tell us the same problem.

Rain is not the biggest problem. Wind is.

In some areas, strong wind comes several times every year. After some time, the rain cover may get damaged, torn, or worn out because of the wind.

To help solve this problem, we made a new rain cover design. It can reduce wind pressure and still keep the rain out.

A customer from Australia is now preparing an orchard rain cover project. The target is to finish installation before mid-November. During the discussion, the customer paid special attention to production lead time, shipping time, and rope installation. This is also a question many growers ask before starting a project: how early should a rain cover order be arranged?

A vineyard project in Russia recently completed production of a custom transparent rain cover designed for grape protection. With reinforced edges, rope-ready eyelets, and long outdoor service life, this order was made to match the customer’s exact installation needs. The result is a practical field solution that helps reduce setup time and improve vineyard efficiency.

A vineyard in Bhutan recently completed its covering setup using custom 1×50m woven film rolls with stitched hems and eyelets. By matching the roll size to the vineyard layout, the team reduced on-site preparation and made installation more practical for daily field use.

When fruits start to ripen, birds always come first. Many solutions are complicated or not friendly to birds.
This simple PP bird net gives you an easier way — just block them out, no harm, no stress. Click to see how it works in real use.

People often think a shade net fails because of the material. In reality, most problems start from the edges and fixing points.

Yield can be planned, but weather cannot. Rain, hail, insects — small factors, but big impact. This is how protection materials help reduce that risk.

Most weed mats look similar, but the difference comes from how they are made. From flat yarn to water loom weaving, and even how water is handled after production — small steps make big difference. This is our real production process, simple and clear.

Many customers check woven fabric, but mostly look at gsm, thickness or price.

In real use, what makes the difference is not just that.
It’s the whole production process.

Same woven tarp, different process, the strength and lifetime can be very different.

Here we show the real process in factory, step by step.