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<\/a><\/p>\nWhy is it better to use biodegradable films?<\/strong><\/h2>\nWide nylons can be used in agriculture for the following reasons:<\/p>\n
\n- Saving water consumption by preventing its evaporation<\/li>\n
- Fighting weeds<\/li>\n
- Increase in soil temperature<\/li>\n
- Maintain soil moisture<\/li>\n
- Prematurity of the product in order to release it to the market ahead of time and…<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\nThe problem related to this farming method is the lack of a specific place to bury the waste of wide agricultural nylons. These plastics are left in nature after harvest. Some of them are burned and some are thrown into the water, causing water and soil pollution. Accumulation of polyethylene residues in the soil causes a decrease in soil fertility, disrupts water transfer and reduces crop growth. It is worth considering that nylons take more than 500 years to fully decompose in nature due to their organic nature! With such a great threat to nature, the necessity of using degradable films is well evident. Agricultural biodegradable film is degradable by microbes and micro-organisms in the soil and accelerates the decomposition process significantly. Using this product in agriculture helps to protect natural resources and can be a suitable alternative to common plastics.<\/p>\n
What are the advantages of Wazinplast degradable film?<\/strong><\/h2>\nSome types of agricultural biodegradable films have weaker mechanical properties and less processability compared to petroleum-based polymer materials. But the biodegradable films produced in Wazinplast factories do not have such a problem due to the addition of clay nanoparticles to them and are completely competitive with polyethylene types.<\/p>\n
The problem related to this farming method is the lack of a specific place to bury the waste of wide agricultural nylons. These plastics are left in nature after harvest. Some of them are burned and some are thrown into the water, causing water and soil pollution. Accumulation of polyethylene residues in the soil causes a decrease in soil fertility, disrupts water transfer and reduces crop growth. It is worth considering that nylons take more than 500 years to fully decompose in nature due to their organic nature! With such a great threat to nature, the necessity of using degradable films is well evident. Agricultural biodegradable film is degradable by microbes and micro-organisms in the soil and accelerates the decomposition process significantly. Using this product in agriculture helps to protect natural resources and can be a suitable alternative to common plastics.<\/p>\n Some types of agricultural biodegradable films have weaker mechanical properties and less processability compared to petroleum-based polymer materials. But the biodegradable films produced in Wazinplast factories do not have such a problem due to the addition of clay nanoparticles to them and are completely competitive with polyethylene types.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nWhat are the advantages of Wazinplast degradable film?<\/strong><\/h2>\n