Cambodia's agricultural sector faces significant challenges due to high humidity and seasonal monsoon rains. Traditional fencing often suffers from rapid oxidation, making the demand for galvanized hexagonal wire netting critical for farmers who require long-term durability without frequent replacements.
In rural provinces like Battambang and Kampong Cham, the rise of commercial poultry farming has shifted the preference toward plastic poultry mesh. This material offers a balance between cost-efficiency and the necessary flexibility to handle uneven terrain common in the Mekong river basin.
Furthermore, the adoption of plastic coated chicken wire has increased as a response to the acidic soil conditions found in various Cambodian regions, which typically accelerate the corrosion of uncoated steel wires.
