INTRODUCTION
 

In agriculture, nursery shade nets are frequently used to shield young plants from too much sun, wind, and rain. They come in a range of shapes and colours and are manufactured of woven high-density polyethylene (HDPE) or polypropylene (PP) material. The nets are simple to set up and give seedlings, saplings, and newly transplanted crops the necessary shade.

BENEFITS
 

• Reduces the danger of sunburn and dehydration for plants by shielding them from intense heat
       and sunlight.
   
• Controls temperature and moisture levels to create an atmosphere that is suitable for plant
       development.
   
• Reduces wind stress on young plants, protecting stems and leaves from breaking or being
       damaged.
   
• Prevents soil erosion and waterlogging by protecting crops from heavy rain.
   
• Reduces the need for chemical pesticides by providing a barrier against pests and insects.
   

TYPES
 

• Black Shade Net: Ideal for hot, dry climates, it offers optimal shading and heat reduction.
    
• White Shade Net: Suitable for temperate and coastal settings, it provides mild shielding while
       letting some sunshine through.
   
• Green Shade Net: Suitable for nurseries and greenhouses, this net offers moderate shadowing
       and promotes plant growth by reflecting green light.
   
• Silver Shade Net: Reflects sunlight and dissipates heat, making it ideal for hot climates.