Aiavõrgud

Aiavõrgud, often translated as garden netting or fencing, are widely used in agricultural and horticultural settings. They serve various purposes, primarily for protection and containment. One common application is pest exclusion, where fine-mesh nets are employed to prevent insects, birds, and other animals from damaging crops, fruits, and vegetables. This can significantly improve yields and reduce the need for chemical pesticides.

Another key function of aiavõrgud is to provide physical support. For climbing plants such as beans, peas, or certain ornamental vines, netting can act as a trellis, guiding their growth upwards and keeping them off the ground. This not only aids in harvesting but also promotes better air circulation and reduces the risk of diseases.

Aiavõrgud are also utilized for creating barriers and delineating spaces within gardens or larger agricultural plots. They can be used to fence off areas to protect young plants or seedlings from accidental damage, or to create separate zones for different types of cultivation. In some cases, they are used as temporary fencing for livestock or to enclose specific areas for temporary purposes. The materials used for aiavõrgud vary, ranging from natural fibers like jute or hemp to synthetic materials such as polyethylene or nylon, chosen based on durability, cost, and the specific application.