Importance Of Super Sacks In Agriculture

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Modern agriculture and farming techniques have evolved rapidly during the last few decades. Improvements have been made, and are constantly being updated, in all facets of the agriculture industry. With the advent of more effective weed control, fertilizer, seeds, techniques, and strategies, agriculture has become a more streamlined, less wasteful enterprise. Waste and spillage have always had a negative effect on a farmer’s bottom line, but with advancing petrochemical (polypropelene) technology, more efficient methods of storage, transportation, and disposal, Super Sacks (Flexible Intermediate Bulk Containers-FIBC’s) Have Become an Important Part of Today’s Agriculture Industry. Here are some of the many ways that Super Sacks can improve …show more content…
Super Sacks Have Many Uses for Your Agricultural Needs

Now that you’re aware of the versatility of Super Sacks, in what ways can FIBC’s be utilized by your agricultural business and help control your bottom line?

Transportation and Storage of Fertilizer
Without a doubt, any agricultural venture would be greatly hampered without fertilizer. FIBC’s protect your fertilizer as it is transported, ensuring that it will be effective when needed. The right fertilizer, stored in the proper manner is a must for a successful business. Super Sacks can store, protect, transport, your fertilizer, and are of great utility in the distribution of this precious commodity. Whether you use organic or inorganic fertilizer, Super Sacks are the safest, most economical way to protect your investment.

Transportation and Storage of Seed
Right behind fertilizer in agricultural importance is seed. Without seeds there is no crop to harvest. Your seed can be adversely affected by so many factors: moisture, rodents, birds, even time can render your seed useless. Proper storage is a must. When employed in a cool, dry, environment, Super Sacks will protect your seed for up to a year from adverse conditions and

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