Film biodegradable agriculture offers numerous compelling advantages that make it an attractive choice for modern farming operations. First and foremost, it eliminates the costly and labor-intensive process of film removal and disposal after the growing season. Farmers can simply plow the degraded film into the soil, saving significant time and resources. The environmental benefits are substantial, as these films decompose into natural compounds that enrich the soil rather than contributing to plastic pollution. They provide excellent crop protection during the growing season, maintaining soil moisture and temperature while preventing weed growth, leading to improved yield potential. The controlled degradation process ensures the film maintains its functionality throughout the crucial growing period before breaking down. Cost savings extend beyond removal expenses, as these films reduce the need for herbicides and irrigation water. They also improve soil health over time by adding organic matter through decomposition. The technology adapts well to various farming conditions and crop types, offering flexibility in application. Regulatory compliance is simplified as these products align with increasing environmental regulations worldwide. The films contribute to reduced carbon footprint through decreased plastic waste and transportation needs for disposal. They also help maintain better soil structure by preventing compaction during removal. These advantages combine to offer a sustainable, practical, and economically viable solution for modern agriculture.