Netting Cages

Installing a few outside enclosures is significantly less expensive than building a large number of cages. A 110-square-metre area can house 200 free-range rabbits and ten breeding does. To match the free-range system, 25 cages with eight growing rabbits per cage would be required. Furthermore, breeding necessitates their own individual cages with nesting facilities, which means an additional 10 cages. Rabbit urine contains a high concentration of ammonia, which can be harmful to their health

by Elihai Radzinski, Fibras Industriales SA, Peru   In past articles we have discussed alternative products that FISA produces for the aquaculture industry and how each product can better adapt to different customer's needs depending on the species of fish farmed, the oceanographic conditions, potential predator risks and never to forget the working conditions and maintenance system each specific farm u

The RSPCA has called on the UK and Welsh Governments to follow suit as the European Commission makes the “incredible” pledge to propose phasing out cage systems for a variety of farmed animals.

Nothing is as frustrating as seeing your tomatoes destroyed or eaten before you decide to harvest them! Birds and insects are the usual culprits. If youve decided to put a net over your tomato plants but wonder what kind is best, dont worry! We have researched this question for you. The best netting for your tomato plants are: Zonpor Store Plant Protection Net Bag Purple Star Insect and Bird Net Honoson Plant Net Bags Shappy Garden Insect Plant Cover  GSINODRS Bird Netting Sirozi Barrier