Geosynthetics in agriculture

Farmers and ranchers have never had an easy gig and as climate change accelerates, along with environmental regulations, it’s getting even harder. But geosynthetics are providing effective solutions to some of today’s most taxing agricultural challenges.

Features | November 1, 2022 | By: Pamela Mills-Senn

Hydroponics represent a growth opportunity for geosynthetics and are becoming increasingly popular, especially in urban areas. Here, a hydroponics farm designed by Hydronov LLC incorporates a Viaflex Dura-Skrim® R12BV geosynthetic liner supplied by International Cover Systems (ICS). Such liners help contain the water that feeds the systems. Photo: Hydronov LLC The list of concerns hitting […]

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