The benefits of biodegradable plastic mulch film offer compelling advantages for modern agricultural operations. First and foremost, it eliminates the labor-intensive and costly process of removing and disposing of conventional plastic mulch at the end of the growing season. This translates to significant cost savings in both labor and disposal fees. The film's ability to naturally decompose into the soil also contributes to soil health by adding organic matter as it breaks down. Water conservation is another major advantage, as the film reduces evaporation and maintains consistent soil moisture levels, resulting in up to 30% reduction in irrigation needs. Temperature regulation capabilities extend growing seasons and promote faster crop development, leading to earlier harvests and potentially higher market prices. Weed suppression properties reduce the need for herbicides, supporting both conventional and organic farming practices. The film's environmental benefits are substantial, including reduced plastic pollution, decreased carbon footprint from transport and disposal, and improved soil structure over time. For farmers transitioning to sustainable practices, these films often qualify for environmental incentives and certifications. The material's compatibility with existing mulch-laying equipment means no additional investment in machinery is required. Research has shown that crops grown with biodegradable mulch often demonstrate improved quality and yield, particularly in fruit and vegetable production. The film's natural decomposition also eliminates the risk of plastic residue contamination in agricultural soils, ensuring long-term field health and sustainability.