Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Independent tests carried out by large apple and citrus growers as well as chemical company representatives proved there were no adverse effects applying chemical and, in some cases, better results were achieved under Drape Net.
Some grow through can occur depending on tree type and vigor, a small amount of grow through is acceptable and will not damage the net on removal. Excessive grow through seldom occurs, and can be managed.
Drape Net prevents sunburn and may slightly delay fruit maturity. As Drape Net is physically draped over the tree row, it acts as a tree growth regulator, dramatically reducing summer growth resulting in less pruning and better color fruit.
Drape Net protects crops against a range of damaging elements including hail, sunburn, birds & wind – with the added benefit of codling moth exclusion. In seedless citrus, Drape Net prevents bees from pollinating flowers.
- White Net: 10% to 12% shading.
- Green & Gray Net: 16% to 18% shading.
- Black Net: 24% to 26% shading.
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Since 2005, our continued product development, advice, and on-the-farm training on all aspects in the use of Drape Net gives our customers peace of mind. Contact us today to learn more and get started with a free quote.
Got Questions?
East Coast
Helen Giroux-Taylor
518-593-5342
hgiroux@drapenetnorthamerica.com
Ely Giroux
518-593-3346
egiroux@drapenetnorthamerica.com
West Coast
Dean Benson
509-530-9956
dbenson@drapenetnorthamerica.com
Chris Brown
509-518-0225
cbrown@drapenetnorthamerica.com