Plastic Haynet

By the frequent assistance of our professional team, we are employed in manufacturing and supplying a comprehensive array of Plastic Haynet in Bhavnagar, Gujarat, India. Before tying the row of knots, check the pairs and the net. If any string is across any of the space inside the net, meant for the hay, then you've paper clipped strings together that aren't next to each other, or tangled them. To fix that, you probably need to start again and pair them. Tie knots where you have marked them. Do the same for the other pairs going around; so, now each pair is "holding hands" with the two pairs on either side of it. Spread the net -- and you should be able to see diamond shapes.

Horses can be very expensive to maintain; so, it's a good idea to save money wherever you can. To make your own hay net you can use any suitable string (not natural fibers that the horse would eat, but plastic or nylon are good), but synthetic bailing twine is recommended because it's cheap! The measurements given here can be changed to make a bigger or smaller net, or one with bigger or smaller holes.