RESOURCES

Rows of green tomato plants in a field, growing through black mulch film.
November 30, 2025
Let’s acknowledge it: early products burned trust. If you trialled early “biodegradable” films, you might have seen premature breakdown, weak spots, or season-to-season variability. Those experiences matter. They’re exactly why Teramax exists.
Rows of crops growing on black plastic mulch in a field under a blue sky.
November 2, 2025
End-of-season clean-up doesn’t have to mean hours spent collecting and transporting waste. With Teramax certified compostable mulch film, growers can finish the season simply disc it in and keep moving. Designed to stay stable throughout the crop cycle, Teramax mulch film naturally transitions to a brittle state when it’s time to incorporate. Once disced in, it breaks down into carbon, biomass, and water, leaving soil ready to prep for the next round.
Rows of plants in a field, sun setting over a distant mountain range.
October 2, 2025
For many growers, mulch films have been a mixed experience. Early biodegradable options didn’t always perform as expected, leaving behind doubts about whether compostable mulch film could really work. Teramax wants change that conversation — with a clear focus on agriculture and a proven product designed specifically for farmers.