Fabrics against wind

Windbreaks are an important element in ensuring the welfare of plants and animals and the efficient operation of farms. Here are some tips on how best to use them:
Choose the right material: when choosing fabrics, it is important to consider their wind resistance, durability and ability to allow air to circulate. Synthetic, strong fabrics such as polypropylene or polyester are commonly used.
Fabric density and permeability: The density of the fabric must be chosen according to the specific needs. For example, denser fabrics provide better protection against strong winds, but less breathability.
Neat installation: Fabrics should be installed in such a way as to withstand local weather conditions. This means that they need to be firmly attached to structures to prevent them from succumbing to wind gusts.
Maintenance and replacement: Inspect fabrics regularly for damage and wear. Replace worn fabrics in a timely manner to ensure continued protection.
Localisation: Fabrics should be used where they are most needed. This may include plant growing areas, livestock housing or even structures that need to be protected from the wind.
Consider seasonal changes: In some areas, wind conditions may vary seasonally. You may need to adjust the density or position of fabrics according to the time of year.