The netting catalogue that helps you decide

Not a brochure. A decision document: seven netting families with real catalogue specifications, the reference figures the industry actually uses, and the sizing formulas that turn your field into an order.

What is inside

• The seven families Insect, shade, anti-hail, bird, plant support, harvest, mesh bags. For each: full specifications, when to use it, when NOT to, and the common buying mistake.
• Selection guide with sources Mesh aperture by target pest (Bethke & Paine, 1991). Shade percentage by crop (University of Delaware Extension). Service life by UV treatment.
• Sizing formulas Flat area, crop rows, greenhouse arc, strips and overlap. Turn a field into a quantity you can order.
• Trade reality MOQ, lead times, Incoterms (EXW / FOB / CIF / DDP) and importer of record, explained in plain terms.

What it saves you from

• An aperture the pest walks through. Mesh aperture by target pest, with its published source: the smallest insect you need to stop decides the mesh, not the price per metre.
• Quotes that cannot be compared. One supplier quotes EXW, another DDP: the Incoterms pages make the real responsibility to destination explicit before you sign.
• A roll that does not cover the field. The sizing formulas (rows, greenhouse arcs, strips and overlap) turn your field into an orderable quantity, so what arrives actually covers it.