Biodegradable Mulch Film

Which Crops Benefit Most from Biodegradable Mulch Film?

Our biodegradable mulch film is a game-changer for crops that need stable soil conditions, particularly vegetables, berries, and root crops. For instance, crops like tomatoes, cucumbers, strawberries, and blueberries thrive with the moisture retention and temperature regulation provided by the mulch. These crops, which are sensitive to temperature swings and moisture levels, see better growth when the mulch helps maintain a consistent environment. Root vegetables like potatoes and carrots also benefit, as the mulch helps reduce soil compaction and keeps the soil from drying out too quickly.

However, the film may not be the best fit for broad-acre crops like wheat or corn, where large-scale planting and tilling are required. In regions with heavy rainfall or high humidity, the mulch could break down too quickly, limiting its effectiveness. For crops with less specific environmental needs, like cereals, biodegradable mulch might not offer enough advantage.

In short, biodegradable mulch film shines for crops that require more control over moisture, temperature, and weed suppression—especially vegetables, berries, and root crops. It’s less ideal for large-scale or less sensitive crops.