Vineyard Drape Netting

Protect Your vines from Birds, Insects, and Hail Damage

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The Best Choices for Covering Your Vineyard or Orchard.

EyouAgro Vineyard Drape Netting is a special metalized HDPE knitted shade cloth to protect your crops, pets, flowers, or vegetables from harmful weather effects.

    • Minimizes greenhouse heat load.
    • Keeping the plants protected from adverse weather conditions.
    • Gives diffused light to your plant’s canopy
    • Be used as a thermal blanket
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General Application For Drape Netting

Drape Netting has the following wide range of applications , Inquiry us for more solution.

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Drape Netting to Protect Your Vineyard

Find the rights Blueberry Netting below for your greenhouse; All of our products are provided with up to 5 years warranty.

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Diamond Mesh 35

Diamond Mesh 35 (DM35) is a low-cost, lightweight, heavy-duty vineyard drape netting. expand to 20m width and entirely cover rows

35g/m2 · 15x15mm

square mesh 50grm
Square Mesh 50

Square Mesh 60 ( SM60) is widely used in anti-bee fields, such as oranges, sweet limes, and other citrus fruits.

50g/m2 · 8.5×2.0mm

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Square Mesh Plus 60

Square Mesh Plus 60 ( SMP60) A bee fence reduces pollination during bloom by helping to keep bees and other insects at bay.

60g/m2 · 4.5×2.0mm

triangle mesh plus 80grm
Triangle Mesh Plus 90

Triangle Mesh Plus 90 ( TMP 90) blacked bees and insects, help your citrus fruit grow seedless to produce more high-quality citrus fruits.

80g/m2 · 4.5×2.5/2mm

Type No.Mesh Size  [mm]Weight [g/m2]Shading  [%]Size [m]ColourUV Warranty
Square Mesh Plus 60 | SMP604.5×26020%4x100mWhite/Green5 Year
Square Mesh 50 | SM508.5×2.05020%4x100mWhite/Black5 Year
Triangle  Mesh Plus 90 | TMP904.5×2.0/29040%4x100mWhite/Black5 Year
Diamond Mesh 35 | DM3515×153515%20x100mWhite/Green5 Year
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A Brief Self-Nomination​, Why Choose EyouAgro?

Founded in 1996, EyouAgro uses Knitted and Woven technology to design, develop and manufacture Agriculture Protection Textiles.
EyouAgro offers clients a wide choice of standard and customized Polymer Netting for their farm or orchard needs.

Reliable Drape Netting Manufacturer in China

Keeping the plants protected from adverse weather conditions!

EyouAgro has a significant Vineyard Drape Netting manufacturing capability.

  • Certified by ISO9001, REACH, Rohs, SGS certification.
  • Automated Raschel production line, create over 10,000sqm per day.
  • Manufacture directly, large scale production and Well trained workers.

Whether you need Vineyard Drape Netting or need to custom any vineyard netting products.
EyouAgro always satisfies your needs.

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Commonly Asked Questions

A vineyard drape netting is an agricultural mesh that you cover your vineyard trees with to prevent your grapes from bird and insect damage before they ripen.

It would help if you secured it close to the grapevine trunks to prevent the birds from flying beneath the net and feasting on your grapes.

The vineyard drape netting should remain in place until you harvest the grapes in the fall.

Birds start to feed on your grapes just before they ripen. To keep birds off their vineyards, some farmers use noisemakers or high-tech scarecrows to scare the birds away from their crops.

Nonetheless, birds get used to these appliances with time and start feasting on your grapes yet again.  Some grape owners use methyl anthranilate.

Methyl anthranilate is an organically occurring compound that has a taste that birds loathe.

Grapes start to ripen to keep birds away from your grapes once and for all.

To protect your vines from beetles, flies, birds, moths, and other giant insects, cover them with a tiny mesh. Your mesh should be between 0.4 to 0.6 millimeters.

The nets create a significant barrier and stop these pests from getting to your fruits. Using drape nettings lowers the need to use any chemicals to control the bugs and birds.

Unfortunately, poorly installed drape netting enables birds to enter it, trapping them inside.

Smaller birds, such as tiny sparrows and newborn birds, might become trapped in the mesh, injuring their beaks and other dangers.

Birds' legs and feet can also become entangled, trapping them and preventing them from fleeing safely.

Other animals also get trapped in the netting. Depending on the climatic conditions of your area, you can find snakes and other creatures within your mesh-covered crops.

Of course, the threat to cultivators is high, and rescuing a terrified stranded snake is a dangerous endeavor.

Putting netting over a vineyard is a simple process. You do not have to sweat a lot to put it in place.

Even though netting your grapes early requires you to remove the net to check on your grapes, it is the best alternative for keeping the predators away. Wrap the net around the entire vine, then tuck it beneath the trellis and tie the underside of the net with garden twine to close it.

The best time to net the grapes is right after the bunches form, usually around mid-spring. Some grape variations start to ripen towards the end of August, indicating that the grapes are big and colorful at the beginning of summer. Grapes develop their color several weeks before they are fully ripe.

It would help if you netted your grapes before the birds get to them – before the bunches become soft or lose their final color. After installing the net, keep it on until you harvest all your grapes.

Even grapevines are sturdy. They require a significant time commitment from home gardeners as they can take two or more years to bear fruit. Every other spring, the crops also need extensive pruning.

It would be heart-wrenching to see wildlife consume your grapes before you had an opportunity to taste it after all that care.  Draping your grapes as bunches develop helps to keep pests and birds from your harvest.

Netting is a popular and widely used method of keeping birds away from rape vine. Yes, it is effective as it physically puts the birds at bay. But it has a downside to it.  If the netting is not installed correctly, it can cause problems.

The birds can reach the unwanted area and end up trapped inside the netting. They may end up dying in there, and as you know, dead animals attract other unwanted predators.

Vineyard Netting - The Definitive Guide 2021
Introduction

Birds are among the most ferocious vine predators. The only effective method of protecting grape crops from these predators is to use proper netting.

But even though it is a very effective method of preventing damage, it can be labor-intensive. Birds generally start picking grapes when the sugar content reaches a certain level.

And farmers can not harvest the grapes before the sugar content reaches the optimum level because they can’t make wine from unripened grapes. So, they need a way to help the grapes ripen fully while keeping the birds away. And that’s where bird netting comes in handy.

This definitive guide will help you know everything about vineyard drape netting. But first, let’s see what a vineyard drape netting is, to begin with.

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What is Vineyard Drape Netting?

A vineyard drape netting is a mesh you use to cover your grapevines to protect them from being ravaged by birds and other predators, particularly in large-scale farming.

Grape netting is manufactured from a polyethylene mesh and six industrial strength monofilaments. It is rot-proof, waterproof, and flame resistant, as well as UV stabilized.

What are the Different Types of Vineyard Drape Netting

Different types of birds wreak havoc on your grapevine. But the most common ones to look for are blackbirds, gray finches, house sparrows, starlings, and silvereyes.

If you notice any of these birds lurking around your vineyard, it is indeed time to take concrete action and grab one of the following types of vineyard netting.

Knotted

Knotted netting is made of a high-density polyethylene monofilament. The only difference from some other nets is that the twine is knotted during the production process, boosting the netting’s toughness.

Each strand has a knotted breaking strength of more than forty-five pounds. It’s one of the best alternatives for commercial vineyards as it’s very effective in keeping even the big birds off the vine.

Extruded

Extruded netting is manufactured from black polypropylene, a flexible polymer. It’s light and UV-protected. Go for the ones with at least a 3/4-inch mesh size.

You can set it up under, around, or over your vineyard based on the type of birds you are up against.  You may need to add a layer of mesh underneath the netting for tinier birds.

Knitted

Knitted netting is created from high-density polyethylene monofilament, making it an excellent choice for heavy-duty applications. It is sturdy and lasts longer than extruded netting.

It’s flame-resistant and super strong, so it’ll keep birds from nesting in your vineyard. It’s simple to set up and is featherweight. So,  it won’t damage your grapes.

Why is Grape Netting Important?

Grape vineyard netting is crucial for the following reasons:

When used correctly, visual and noise scaring systems keep most birds out of your vines.

Nevertheless, birds can become accustomed to these repellents, reducing their effectiveness.

Properly installed nettings provide much more protection and save growers the frustrations that come with protecting unnetted fields.

What is the Importance of Installing a Grape Vineyard Netting?

Every year, birds consume an estimated ten percent of British Columbia’s wine grape crop.

The amount of loss varies each year greatly, as well as between places and grape variations.

Red grape varieties are more vulnerable. Large flocks of birds can consume a significant portion of your crop, which costs thousands of dollars per acre in lost cash.

Noisemakers that scare birds away from crops can irritate nearby residents, including both urban and farming neighbors.

Furthermore, growing grapes for icewine prolongs the time that noise-canceling gadgets must be used to safeguard the vineyard.

Crop netting is a quiet and effective method to safeguard grapes while also fostering positive relations with neighbors.

Vineyard Drape Netting Applications

Vineyard  drape  netting is also used in:

  • Nurseries and greenhouses to manage weeds

  • Orchard and vineyard protection

  • Projects in horticulture and agriculture

  • Ground covers for hoop houses

5 Steps on How to Choose A Drape Vine Netting

Getting a suitable drape vine netting does not be strenuous. Before buying one, consider the following aspects;

  • The size of your grapevine

  • The birds you are up against

  • Your financial muscle ( budget)

Step 1: Go for Professionally Manufactured Drape Vine Netting

Please do not settle for the cheapest grape netting you can find, as it might rip easily.  Buy a high-quality mesh that you will use for many years.

It may be pricey, but it’ll save you a lot in the end. Use the weight and mesh thickness to determine the quality. And you can never go wrong with thicker netting.

Step 2: Consider Where to Buy

When it comes to purchasing a drape vine netting, you will be spoiled for choice. To avoid disappointment, make sure you buy from experts who have been supplying grape netting for decades. You can buy from EyouAgro.

If you are a local client,  tour our manufacturing facility to learn more about netting firsthand if you are in another country,  import.

Step 3: Consider the Weight of the Net

Always check the weight in grams per square meter twice. This determines the efficiency of your netting and how long it will last.

Step 4: Buy A UV Stabilized Grape Netting

Solar radiation wreaks havoc on fabrics. So, buy a UV stabilized netting to give it a fighting chance.

Step 5: Get the Right Size of Your Grapevine

Buy a grape netting that fits the size of your grapevine to avoid unnecessary expenses and wastage.

How to Install a Drape Vineyard Netting

Safeguarding grapes is essential if you have to enjoy the fruits of your hard work. Here’s how to install a vineyard drape netting:

Step 1:  Hedge the Row

Hedge the row leaving at least six leaves per cluster.

Step 2: Remove Baby Clusters

Check the vines and remove all the baby clusters. Also, get rid of all the clusters that are not fully developed.

Step 3: Place the Net over the Pole

Place the net over the pole and roll it down the rope

Step 4 – Close the Bottom

Pull down the net and close it at the bottom.

3 Tips When Using A Vineyard Drape Netting

Do’s

  1. Have a reasonable  budget for the netting

  2. Buy only high density, UV stabilized netting from credible suppliers to avoid frustrations.

  3. Have the correct size of your grapevine and understand the types of birds you are up against.

Don’ts

  1. Never assume that all netting is the same.

  2. Don’t forget to remove the netting after harvesting. Please keep it in a dry place so that it can serve you for several years.

Conclusion

You need to enjoy the fruits of your labor by using a vineyard drape netting, keeping birds out of your grapevine. It is safe and effective and does not hurt your relationship with neighbors.

Visit www.eyouagro.com or contact us at info@eyouagro.com and select the best vineyard drape netting  for your grapevine

Kevin Lyu
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Kevin Lyu
Hey, I’m Kevin Lyu, the founder of Eyouagro.com. Family-run business.
An expert of agriculture protection textile specialist .
In the past 24 years, we have helped 55 countries and 150+ Clients like farms, orchards , vineyards to protect their plants. The purpose of this article is to share with the knowledge related to agriculture growing protection for making the plant healthier and stronger.
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