Cover the soil. Protect the crop.
Plastic mulching film for weed control, moisture conservation and temperature regulation — across vegetables and orchards.
Mulching is the practice of covering soil with a loose layer of material to create favourable conditions for plant growth and efficient crop production. Signet's Agricultural Mulching Films are engineered with regular light and thermal stabilisers, pigments and chemical resistance — designed for prolonged sun and weather exposure.
Why farms use mulch.
- ●Suppresses weed growth by blocking sunlight
- ●Conserves soil moisture and reduces evaporation
- ●Regulates soil temperature (cooler in heat, warmer in cold)
- ●Reduces soil erosion during the rainy season
- ●Improves crop quality, color and size
- ●Allows earlier planting and extended growing season
Choose by colour, crop and climate.
Black Mulch Films
Absorb heat, promote early soil warming, increase crop productivity.
Transparent / Clear
Allow sunlight through to warm the soil and promote weed control.
Coloured (Red / Blue / Silver)
Manipulate light and heat conditions for specific crops.
Points to consider.
Cost
Mulch films add to production costs, including the purchase, installation and disposal of the films.
Environmental Impact
Improper disposal of mulch films can lead to environmental pollution. Farmers should follow responsible disposal or recycling practices.
Soil Moisture Management
Inadequate soil moisture management under the mulch films can lead to waterlogging or excessive drying of the soil.
Subsidised under PMKSY & NHM.
The Government of India has initiated various schemes and subsidies to promote the use of mulch films and other agricultural technologies. These initiatives aim to enhance crop productivity, conserve water, and improve farm incomes. Farmers can avail financial support, technical guidance and training programmes through government schemes like the Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana (PMKSY) and the National Horticulture Mission (NHM).
Quality Considerations
When selecting mulch films, farmers should consider factors such as durability, thickness, light transmittance and UV stability. High-quality mulch films should be able to withstand weather conditions, maintain their structural integrity and provide the desired agronomic benefits over a reasonable period. Signet's agricultural mulching films are engineered with regular light and thermal stabilisers, pigments and chemical resistance — designed for prolonged sun and weather exposure.
Standard packing.
| Micron | Width | Per Roll |
|---|---|---|
| 21 micron | 3 ft / 1 m / 1.2 m / 1.5 m | 400 m / roll |
| 25 micron | 3 ft / 1 m / 1.2 m / 1.5 m | 400 m / roll |
| 30 micron | 3 ft / 1 m / 1.2 m / 1.5 m | 400 m / roll |
| 50 micron | 1.2 m | 200 m / roll |
| 100 micron | 1.2 m | 100 m / roll |