Fabrics to make tarps, bags, equipment covers, etc. for agriculture applications.
Some industries work indoors. This one doesn’t.
Agriculture runs on weather, seasons, and luck. Our customers make the tarps that cover hay bales when the forecast turns. The fruit picking bags that hang from a shoulder through an entire harvest. The equipment covers that protect tractors from sun, rain, and whatever else the sky decides to drop.
We supply the fabric. Cotton ducks. Canvas. Twills. Water repellent when needed. Mildew resistant when it matters. Preshrunk because a tarp that shrinks after its first rain isn’t much use to anyone. We don’t grow anything. We just make sure the harvest stays covered.
Number Ducks — #12 to #1
Heavy-duty covers. Bulk bags. Equipment tarps. Built for weight, weather, and repeated abuse. [View Number Ducks →]
Single Fill Ducks
Lighter covers. Fruit picking bags. Harvest sacks. Strong enough for the job. Light enough to carry all day. [View Single Fill Ducks →]
Army Ducks
Tractor awnings. Shovel covers. Equipment protection. The fabric that works as hard as the people driving the machinery. [View Army Ducks →]
Wax Treated — Canvak & Pyrosnuff
Water repellent. Mildew resistant. Flame retardant when needed. For hay bales, crop covers, and anything that lives outdoors. [View Wax Treated →]
Canvas tarps. Hay covers. Harvest crop covers. Fruit picking bags. Equipment covers. Bulk bags. Tractor awnings. Shovel covers. Canvas sacks. Anything that gets left outside while the real work happens.
Don’t see your product? Call us. We’ll talk it through. We can’t predict the weather. We can supply the tarp.
