WATERMELON
Watermelon production is highly competitive.
Labor savings drove the adoption of oxo-degradable films — but the long-term cost eventually shows up in the soil.
Proven in large commercial watermelon operations.
What looks like labor savings with oxo-degradable films ends up as plastic contamination — in hay, soil, and feed.
Break up is not break down.
Break up VS Break down
Not all mulch films behave the same in soil.POLYETHYLENE MULCH
Does not biodegradeBreaks up during removalFragments into microplasticsMicroplastics remain in the soil
FILMORGANIC COMPOSTABLE MULCH
Breaks down in the soil after the seasonNo removal requiredNo microplastics0% polyethyleneBreaks down into water, CO₂ and biomass - no fragments, no residues
OXO-DEGRADABLE MULCH
Designed to fragment fasterFragmentation is not biodegradationBreaks into microplasticsMicroplastics remain in the soil
Plastic shouldn’t be something you worry about.
FilmOrganic compostable mulch breaks down in soil — not into fragments you’ll deal with later.
The easiest way to get the right price for your field.