Advantages Of Bird Netting
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Advantages of Bird Netting
Overview
Birds often pose significant challenges to agricultural production, disrupting crops and damaging gardens, school playgrounds, parking lots, and more. While various solutions, like pesticides and machinery, exist to mitigate this issue, they can harm beneficial bird species that aid pollination and pest control. Bird netting offers a safe solution to manage problematic birds without affecting helpful ones.
Benefits of Bird Netting
1. Health Protection
Bird droppings can transmit diseases if they come into contact with skin. For example, pigeons can carry infectious diseases such as tuberculosis, flu, paratyphoid, Lyme disease, toxoplasmosis, and encephalitis. Bird netting prevents these birds from spreading illnesses, providing peace of mind regarding health concerns.
2. Crop and Garden Protection
Birds are naturally drawn to fruits, vegetables, and plants as food sources. Secure your plantation with bird netting to safeguard your produce from their pecking beaks, ensuring your plants remain untouched.
3. Environmentally Friendly
One of the greatest advantages of bird netting is its eco-friendliness. Unlike other methods like pesticides or repellents that can harm or even kill birds, netting offers protection without causing harm. This approach aligns with legal regulations concerning the protection of certain bird species such as robins and blackbirds.
4. Versatility
Bird netting is adaptable to various spaces and needs:
- Suitable for both large spaces such as parks, buildings, and plantations, and smaller areas like backyards or rose gardens.
- Ideal for agricultural farms and crops.
- Available in an impressive range of products.
- Durable, with some nets lasting up to ten years.
- Offered in various colors and materials, often made from polyethylene strings or steel to withstand extreme weather.
- Costs range from $150 to $8,000, catering to different budgets.
Conclusion
Bird netting is a smart, cost-effective way to deter birds. However, keep in mind that the absence of birds might lead to an increase in bugs and smaller pests that birds would typically manage. While bird netting is highly effective, it doesn't completely guarantee the protection of your area.
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