- 30+ Years of Experience
- 21 Patents Granted
- Serving 55+ Countries
- Trusted by 1300+ Clients
The hum of machinery was the soundtrack to my childhood, and my father, its conductor.
Wind, frost, rain, and sun nourish everything that grows, but sometimes they can also cause harm. “How can we better protect them?” I found the answer to this question in my childhood.
I often saw my father working with his beloved machines in his factory.
At that moment, I felt a sense of wonder and pride. Today, I have taken over my father’s business, continuing this legacy of protection. That early understanding still shapes how I evaluate netting systems — not by how they look in catalogs, but by how they perform in the field, season after season.
I am fully dedicated to advancing crop protection technology, and to working alongside every grower with more advanced, eco-friendly solutions.
- Microclimate Control
By precisely regulating shade and ventilation, we build a comprehensive crop protection system. It actively defends against harsh conditions like hail and high winds, ensuring a stable environment for optimal growth
- Enhancing Crop Quality
A stable microclimate allows crops to devote more energy to fruit development. Unique diffused light technology boosts overall photosynthesis for better sugar content and flavor.
- Photo-selective Tech
This is a cutting-edge technology. Our colored Agrotextiles selectively filter the light spectrum, sending specific growth signals to plants to stimulate flowering, enhance color, or delay harvest.
View the full list of 21 patents
Utility models and the invention patent are verifiable on Google Patents; the two design patents are indexed at CNIPA.
The best solutions are born from collaboration. Tell me about your land, your crop, and the problem that keeps coming back — and I will come back with a protection strategy built for exactly that.
“The more I share, the more I grow.” I firmly believe this.
Here, I’ll share what I’ve learned to help you better understand and use agrotextiles.
- Comparison Guide
- Blog
- Read Time: Approx. 11 min
- Sunburn & Heat Stress
Interior Aluminet uses polyester thread — soft, flexible, built for daily rolling. Outdoor uses HDPE — UV-stable, but stiff. After 150 roll cycles on a motorised gutter screen, I’ve seen HDPE crack at every crease line. That’s a full screen replacement in under a season.
Match thread to system: rolling daily → Al-I. Fixed for months → Al-O.
— Kevin Lyu, EyouAgro
- Comparison Guide
- Blog
- Read Time: Approx. 10 min
- Insect Prevention
This guide compares real-world performance using pest thorax width vs aperture size, so you can avoid under-protection, overheating, and wasted investment.
- Comparison Guide
- Blog
- Read Time: Approx. 7 min
- Insect Prevention
In real greenhouse projects we’ve supported, the 50 vs 75 mesh decision is rarely about “which one is better” — it’s about which risk you’re prioritizing. 75 mesh can be a game-changer when thrips or virus pressure is high, but it also brings a very real ventilation penalty that shows up as higher temperature, higher humidity, and faster disease pressure if the structure isn’t engineered for it.
— Kevin Lyu, EyouAgro
- Buyer’s Guide
- Blog
- Read Time: Approx. 15 min
- Bird Control, Insect Prevention
- Buyer’s Guide
- Blog
- Read Time: Approx. 12 min
- Sunburn & Heat Stress
- Buyer’s Guide
- Blog
- Read Time: Approx. 14 min
- Bird Control
- Beginner's Guide
- Blog
- Read Time: Approx. 13 min
- Insect Prevention
This guide is built around that question—from pest identification to mesh count to install sealing—so you can specify the right net the first time and avoid the heat, humidity, and disease problems that “just go finer” creates.
— Kevin Lyu, EyouAgro
- Beginner's Guide
- Blog
- Read Time: Approx. 9 min
- Insect Prevention
From a technical support perspective, the most reliable method is Crop → Key pest → Minimum safe aperture → Ventilation & pollination plan, because a net that blocks pests but overheats the crop is not a win.
— Kevin Lyu, EyouAgro
- Beginner's Guide
- Blog
- Read Time: Approx. 7 min
- Bird Control
- How-to Article
- Blog
- Read Time: Approx. 10 min
- Sunburn & Heat Stress
Heat stress costs the U.S. livestock industry $1.5–2.5 billion annually — and most of it is preventable.
The key is matching shade percentage to your climate. Dairy cows in hot regions need 80–90% shade with at least 5 m² per head. Beef cattle can work with 70%. Use UV-stabilized HDPE, orient east-to-west, and keep structure height above 3.6 m for airflow.
— Kevin Lyu, EyouAgro
- How-to Article
- Guide
- Read Time: Approx. 11 min
- Insect Prevention
This guide walks through the four fixes that consistently solve the problem: larger effective vent area, supplementary fans on humidity triggers, mesh selection by pest spectrum, and a maintenance routine that keeps airflow from degrading over time.
— Kevin Lyu, EyouAgro
- How-to Article
- Guide
- Read Time: Approx. 6 min
- Sunburn & Heat Stress
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Kevin Lyu is an agricultural netting specialist and founder of EyouAgro.
He has worked with vineyard, orchard, and greenhouse projects across 55+ countries,
focusing on practical installation, durability, and long-term performance of agricultural protection systems.
