Our family has deep roots in agriculture dating back centuries. We are a father and son team that ranch together in the prairies of Alberta, Canada.
We understand the challenges farmers and ranchers face on a daily basis. One day while we were cutting net wrap and twine off of our farm equipment and bales, we couldn’t help but think there had to be a better way to do things.
Nature’s Net Wrap is a revolutionary product for the agriculture industry. Our net wrap solves the equipment entanglement and soil build up issues caused by plastic providing a sustainable solution for your bales that eliminates plastic waste while not compromising on performance.
“Good wrap. Had to adjust net brake slightly on my New Holland baler but the cutter works great and I like how it feeds through my duckbill better than plastic wrap."
“We were testing how strong the wrap was when we were stacking the bales, trying to be as rough as possible, and they held together. Then when my son was clearing out the pens, he said he hadn’t seen any Nature’s Net Wrap in the manure at all. It had totally disappeared already. All he could find was a bit of plastic from the bales we had wrapped in plastic. I didn’t think it would break down over the winter, so I’m excited about this”
Our commitment to sustainability is evident in the use of biopolymers that are sourced from plant based renewable resources to manufacture our net wrap. This not only minimizes the carbon footprint but also aligns with the growing global demand for environmentally conscious products.
No extra wraps needed. Keep wrapping your bales the same as you always have.
UV and rain do not significantly impact our net wrap.
For up to 12 months stack your bales however you normally do. For storage over 12 months we recommend stacking the bottom row of bales on end on the ground.
The composting test was performed at a 3rd party lab based on international test method ISO 20200
On-farm composting is a great way to dispose of our product. For example, a manure pack is a great way to compost our net wrap. Lakeland College’s manure pack study showed our net wrap breaks down and is fully consumed by the soil microbiome.
You can now spread manure without having to worry about plastic going back out onto the land and getting caught up in machinery.
In 2025 the University of Saskatchewan and Lakeland College conducted a cattle rumen digestibility study with our net wrap. The test results show that our net wrap will break down in the rumen if accidentally consumed. We still recommend removing our net wrap prior to feeding. Below is a summary of the study results, for the full report click here!
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