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Bird Netting for Australian Growers: What to Consider Before Buying

Bird Netting for Australian Growers: What to Consider Before Buying

14 October 20263 min read

Bird Netting for Australian Growers: What to Consider Before Buying

Protecting crops from birds, flying foxes, and pests in Australia requires balancing durability, canopy microclimate, and local wildlife protection regulations. Before choosing a roll, here are the essential factors every grower needs to evaluate.

1. GSM & Fabric Strength (Durability vs. Weight)

Grams per Square Metre (GSM) determines the weight of the netting and influences its handling, durability, and suitability for different growing structures.

  • Lightweight Netting (Below 30 GSM): May be more susceptible to tearing on rough branches, snagging on trellis wires, and wear under demanding outdoor conditions.
  • Heavy Commercial Netting (60+ GSM): Offers greater material weight but may require substantial structural support, tension wires, or timber and pipe frames.
  • 45 GSM (The Sweet Spot): Provides a practical balance between durability and manageable weight, making it suitable for fruit trees, garden beds, trellises, and various crop protection setups.

2. UV Stabilisation for the Australian Climate

Australia experiences some of the highest UV index levels in the world. Non-UV-stabilised polyethylene can degrade, become brittle, and deteriorate under prolonged sunlight exposure.

Always look for netting made from UV-stabilised polyethylene designed for outdoor agricultural use to support multi-season performance in harsh Australian conditions.

3. Netting Colour: Black vs. White

Black Netting:

  • Blends into orchard foliage, garden beds, and surrounding landscapes.
  • Offers relatively unobstructed visibility through the netting.
  • Suits vineyards, commercial growing areas, and residential gardens.

White Netting:

  • Is generally more visible against darker backgrounds.
  • Reflects more sunlight than black netting in some conditions.
  • May be worth considering where visibility and crop-covering requirements are important.

4. Wildlife Safety & Victorian Compliance

In Victoria, household fruiting plant netting must meet applicable wildlife protection requirements, including a mesh aperture of 5 mm Γ— 5 mm or less at full stretch.

Larger mesh sizes can increase the risk of entanglement for birds, bats, and reptiles. Always check current regulations for your intended application and ensure netting is securely installed and regularly inspected.

Important: Confirm that the mesh specifications of your chosen product meet the applicable requirements before using it on household fruiting plants.

5. Sizing & Structural Planning

Measure the area carefully before purchasing. Covering structures and canopies requires additional material beyond their flat dimensions.

  • 5 m Widths: Ideal for single garden rows, raised beds, low polytunnel hoops, and compact backyard fruit trees.
  • 10 m Widths: Suitable for commercial orchards, wide canopy coverage, multi-row crops, and larger growing structures.

Heavy-Duty 45 GSM Black Bird Netting

Designed for a range of agricultural and gardening applications, our 45 GSM Premium Black Bird Netting offers a practical balance of durability, manageable weight, and versatile coverage options.

Key Features:

  • 45 GSM Construction: Designed for practical crop protection applications while remaining manageable to handle and install.
  • UV-Stabilised Material: Suitable for outdoor use when manufactured with appropriate UV stabilisation.
  • Discreet Black Finish: Integrates into crops, vine rows, orchards, and garden landscapes.
  • Versatile Applications: Suitable for fruit trees, vegetable gardens, trellises, and agricultural growing areas, subject to mesh specifications and wildlife requirements.
  • Multiple Size Options: Available in a range of dimensions for small gardens and larger agricultural projects.

Available Sizes & Recommended Applications

Coverage Size Best Suited For

5 m Γ— 5 m

Small fruit trees and raised garden beds

5 m Γ— 10 m

Vegetable rows, tunnel frames, and small berry patches

10 m Γ— 10 m

Larger fruit trees and multiple garden beds

10 m Γ— 15 m

Medium orchard areas and larger vegetable plots

10 m Γ— 50 m

Vineyard rows, crop tunnels, and extended growing areas

10 m Γ— 100 m

Large orchards and commercial crop coverage projects


Protect Your Harvest with EazyAgro

Protect your crops from bird damage with 45 GSM Black Bird Netting from EazyAgro.

Contact us today for volume orders, product specifications, and wholesale enquiries across Australia.

EazyAgro β€” Grow better. Grow Eazy.



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