Quad Crossover Hail Netting offers superior protection due to its four-yarn crossover design, making it highly durable against hail, wind, and birds. It is UV-stable and provides a micro-climate effect, promoting healthy plant growth.

Diamond Mesh Drape Netting is cost-effective and ideal for bird protection in large fields, while Square Mesh Drape Netting offers stronger hail and small insect protection, making it better for delicate crops.

The cost of hail netting varies by type: Raschel Drape Netting ranges from $1,500 to $2,500 per acre, Leno Woven Netting costs $1,800 to $2,800 per acre, and Raschel Quad Crossover Netting is $2,000 to $3,500 per acre.

The color of hail nets can significantly influence sunlight transmission and grape protection. This guide explores different colors and their effects, helping you choose the right hail net for your vineyard.

Choosing between Raschel and Leno hail netting depends on your vineyard’s specific needs. This article examines the benefits of each type, helping you select the ideal netting for hail protection.