Agricultural Bags
At Hubco, we understand the importance of having high-quality and presentable agricultural bags for food grains, seeds, and animal feed. That is why we offer custom agricultural bags—to ensure your company can offer great presentation with a great product as they go to sell their food grains and seeds to livestock farmers and more. Whether it’s woven polypropylene, cotton, or burlap, we have the bag for you! For more information on our bags, contact us today. if you’re ready to make an order, call us now, and a member of the Hubco team will be happy to assist you!
Frequently Asked Questions about Agricultural Bags
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Why should you use textile bags for food grains?You should use textile bags made of cotton, burlap, or another breathable material because you don’t want to fully seal a bag of corn, rice, or other type of food grain. If you were to package your natural, freshly grown grains in a plastic bag, they could hold onto moisture. With no way for the moisture to dry in the airtight package, the moisture can turn your food bad and grow mold before the consumer can use the food. To protect your food as well as to keep its fresh, natural flavor, you should be using textile bags.
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Why use custom bags for agricultural products such as seeds?It’s important to use cotton or burlap bags for products such as seeds because seeds themselves will naturally grow with any moisture. If you were to package seeds in a plastic bag, which can capture and hold moisture, then your seeds might start to grow, rendering them uneatable and un-sellable to customers and businesses alike. It’s best to pack them in a textile bag to be transported to their next destination.
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Why use textile bags for livestock feed?You should use textile bags for agricultural products such as livestock feed because they're simple, large-capacity options to hold all the feed for your livestock. Textile bags are the perfect options for you to physically carry all your livestock feed as you walk around and throw feed to your chickens or fill up pig troughs.