Bird, hail, insect and wind: four threats, four nets, one factory. The protection stack for orchards and vineyards — specced by crop, threat and climate, not by catalog order.
Crop protection netting is a stack matched to your threat list, not a single product. Bird netting for ripening fruit, hail netting where storms justify structure, insect mesh where vectors carry disease, windbreak where wind costs you fruit finish. The mistake we see most: buying for threats you don’t have and under-speccing the ones you do.
| Threat | Product | Working spec | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Birds | Bird net | 15–60 gsm, 10–25 mm mesh, widths to 25 m | Drape or structured; install at veraison, bird-safe knotless knit |
| Hail | Hail net | 45/50/60 gsm, 3–8 mm mesh, reinforced edges + eyelets | Structural product — flat or gable frames, 5–8 yr service |
| Insects | Insect net | 30–110 gsm, 2–7 mm mesh | Full enclosure; mesh sized to the pest, watch pollination windows |
| Wind | Windbreak net | ~100 gsm, ~50% porosity | Prevailing-wind side; protects fruit finish and spray windows |
Thin-skinned fruit (cherry, berries, table grapes) takes the fine end of every range; thick-skinned tree fruit runs mid-range. Regional playbooks are published for Peruvian table grapes, Chilean blueberries, Argentina & Chile orchards and cherry blocks. Your crop not covered? The selection guide gives the decision framework.
Crop, block area and layout, your top two threats, and destination port. We reply within 24 hours with a per-threat spec and one mixed-container plan. MOQ 2 tons total, production 25–35 days, samples free with courier on the buyer. Contact us or WhatsApp.