Biodegradable agricultural mulch film offers numerous compelling advantages that make it an excellent choice for modern farming operations. First and foremost, it eliminates the labor-intensive and costly process of film removal and disposal at the end of the growing season, as the material naturally decomposes into the soil. This feature alone can significantly reduce operational costs and labor requirements. The film's ability to maintain optimal soil conditions leads to improved crop yields and quality, while its moisture retention properties result in substantial water savings, making it particularly valuable in regions facing water scarcity. From an environmental perspective, these films address the growing concern of plastic pollution in agriculture, as they leave no harmful residues or microplastics in the soil. The material's controlled degradation process ensures it maintains its functionality throughout the growing season while beginning to decompose at the appropriate time. Farmers can also benefit from improved soil health, as the decomposition process adds organic matter to the soil. The films are compatible with both conventional and organic farming practices, offering flexibility in agricultural applications. Additionally, the technology helps in reducing herbicide use by effectively suppressing weed growth, contributing to more sustainable farming practices. The material's thermal properties help extend growing seasons by warming the soil earlier in spring and maintaining warmth longer into fall, potentially increasing annual crop yields.