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North Gujarat

Shade net and shuttering sheetin Palanpur / Banaskantha

Banaskantha is a farm and dairy powerhouse. Banas Dairy at Palanpur is described as Asia's largest milk producer, and Deesa is famous for potatoes. The district also ranks first in Gujarat for vegetables, but rain is low and dry spells are common.
Farmer watering seedling beds inside a green shade-net nursery in India

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Where the demand is

Palanpur / Banaskantha is led by farming

  • Potato
  • Vegetable nurseries
  • Dairy and food plant sheds
  • Cattle shed shade

For farms and nurseries

Shade net for Palanpur / Banaskantha

Banas Dairy, set up in 1969, is the largest member union of the Gujarat milk federation, and the district ranks first in India for milk and first in Gujarat for vegetables. In 2017 Banaskantha became India's top potato district, with Deesa at its centre. Normal rain is only about 578 mm, so shade for vegetable nurseries and cattle helps in hot, dry spells.

Where shade net is used here

  • Potato
  • Vegetable nurseries
  • Castor
  • Dairy cattle sheds
  • Fodder crops
  • Cattle shed shade
  • Milk collection centre shade

Suggested starting grade

50%

Premium Green Agriculture Shade Net — UV-stabilised, 100% virgin HDPE, rolls 1–6 m wide × 50 m.

Stack of grey recycled plastic shuttering sheets on a construction site

For construction

Shuttering sheets and site net for Palanpur / Banaskantha

Building work here is mainly dairy plants, cold stores for potato, warehouses and town housing in Palanpur and Deesa. These are mid-size, repeat jobs. Reusable plastic shuttering suits them and cuts plywood waste.

Recycled Plastic Shuttering Sheet is a reusable alternative to plywood formwork, and green shade net doubles as facade and scaffolding net that cuts dust and sun on site.

  • Dairy and food plant sheds
  • Potato cold stores and warehouses
  • Town housing

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Questions from Palanpur / Banaskantha

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  • Which shade net should a Banaskantha farmer use for vegetables and for cattle?

    Vegetable nurseries usually start with 50% shade, while cattle sheds often use 75% to cut more sun. Using the right grade for each use gives better results than one net for everything.

  • Can I order shade net and shuttering sheets from Palanpur / Banaskantha?

    Yes. Send your requirement and location by WhatsApp, phone or the enquiry form. We confirm availability, freight and delivery time with your quotation.

  • Do plastic shuttering sheets work in Palanpur / Banaskantha's weather?

    Yes. Recycled plastic sheets do not absorb water, so they don't swell or delaminate in the monsoon. In strong sun, leave 1–2 mm gaps between sheets and store them flat in shade.

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