Insect netting is a type of mesh material that is widely used to protect plants from insect pests. It is typically made from a fine, lightweight fabric that is woven from synthetic fibers such as polyethylene or polyester. Insect netting is used in a variety of horticultural and agricultural settings to protect crops and plants from insects that can cause damage or spread diseases.

The netting is placed over plants or placed around them in a frame, creating a physical barrier that prevents insects from reaching the plants. Insect netting is also used to protect plants from larger animals such as birds and rabbits, or bad weather like hail. And it also combines the benefits of a sunshade net, which makes it an excellent choice for various applications, such as agriculture, horticulture, and residential use.

Anti-insect netting is highly effective at reducing the incidence of pests in the greenhouse. Tests have shown that anti-insect nets can be highly effective at reducing the incidence of pests such as greenflies, small cabbage moths, bean pod borer moths, and American spot-winged flies by 94-97%, and aphids by 90%.