Selection criteria for winter membranes

Products made by various agromembrane manufacturers can vary greatly in their use because of different raw materials, processes, and different finished product properties, so we need to master the appropriate selection criteria to ensure that the use of agromembranes is more effective.

Because the agricultural membranes had a small humidity ratio, it reduced the incidence of disease and disease disasters to some extent, and the higher temperature ratio and better conditions of their light in the shed warranted their efficient production to some extent.Large quantities of water droplets are generally coagulated in their shelters if dropwise agronomic membranes are used, such that the membranes often all create poor light conditions in the shed and have low temperature and high relative humidity ratios, which to some extent aggravate situations of disease and disease disasters.

If a dropless agrofilm is used for cover, the drop is able to follow the slant flow and generally produces no drop residence, and agrofilm producers indicate that this product works generally better in winter.