Yield, nutritional quality, and profitability of green beans grown on a trellis using bean netting

No Comments Written by Hortomallas SA de CV on 12 March, 2019. Posted in agricultural raffia, bean net, crop netting, horticulture netting, humidity and pathogens

Trellising with bean netting advisable for green beans, chickpeas, and peas In this article we deal with the advantages of yield, profitability, and quality when using trellis bean netting (and not twine) for crops of green beans and chickpeas. Abstract One of the strategies for raising yields and nutritional quality in agricultural regions is that […]

No Comments Written by Hortomallas SA de CV on 25 August, 2017. Posted in agricultural raffia, bean net, Bean support, crop netting, crop rotation with netting, cucumber plants, cucurbits support, double wall trellis, espalier netting

Crop netting is a versatile and economical solution for supporting some of the most productive vegetables. Especially vertical cultivation improves the optimal development of plants, maximizing the exposition to light, and improving aeration into the mass of foliage. At the same time crop netting helps to save space and time. HORTOMALLAS Crop netting is strong […]

No Comments Written by Editor Editor on 15 June, 2017. Posted in agricultural raffia, Bean support, tomato net, tomato trellis & support

The capacity of your cropping wild depend on which tomato trellis support you use One of the best ways to prevent tomato diseases, and to achieve a healthy harvest, is staking. This keeps fruits off the ground and protects them from bruises and bacteria that inhabit the soil. From amongst so many systems of tutoring, […]

No Comments Written by Editor Editor on 14 June, 2017. Posted in agricultural raffia, tomato cages, tomato stakes, tomato trellis & support

Tomato stakes method has its pros and cons, but it really is not good for your yield. Staking is an essential procedure when planting tomatoes. Its first objective is to make this creeping plant to grow straight, in order to keep the fruit off the ground, and thus, to prevent infections contraction, and to reduce […]

No Comments Written by Hortomallas SA de CV on 13 June, 2017. Posted in agricultural raffia, horticultural fleece, horticulture

Hydroponic tomato growing involves relying on technology to groom tomatoes. Away from the soil, tomatoes are grown in nutrient solution where they are curated. Understanding the Basic Concerning Hydroponic Tomato Growing Hydroponic tomato growing attracts much more funds and labour than the traditional type. Gardeners use this system to plant tomatoes adopting numerous methods. Three […]

No Comments Written by Editor Editor on 9 June, 2017. Posted in agricultural raffia, crop netting

Cucumber crops, crop vines of tomatoes and melons have the ability to crawl all over the field. Not only does this make the field look bushy and untidy, letting these crops crawl all over the place is not the best for their overall development. Therefore, it is now common to see large and small scale farmers, […]