01 Agriculture
On the farm, in the orchard and the nursery.
Jute lets air and water through and holds its shape under load. In the field it breaks down in the soil once its job is done.
- Crop and nursery coversBurlap shades seedbeds and young plants and screens them from wind.
- Root-ball wrappingBurlap holds soil around tree and shrub roots in transit and breaks down in the planting hole.
- Twine and plant tiesJute twine ties vines, hops and climbing crops to wires and stakes through the season.
- Produce and seed sacksJute sacking carries grain, seed and potatoes for transport and storage.
- Mulch and weed matsJute mats help hold moisture around new planting and suppress weeds until they break down.
