| ✔ Practical agricultural experience | ✔ Installed using G2 netting systems | ✔ McLaren Vale based, working across SA |
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Reduce crop losses. Improve consistency. Protect productive assets.
Permanent and structural netting can provide long-term protection for vineyards, orchards and horticultural crops exposed to birds, hail and other seasonal risks.
A well-planned netting system can also support more consistent fruit quality, crop forecasting and day-to-day management.
Key benefits Include:
| Crop Protection | Production | Planning |
|---|---|---|
| Protection from birds, hail and weather | Improved fruit quality and consistency | Greater confidence in expected yields |
| Reduces crop losses | More reliable production | Improved long-term infrastructure planning |
| Reduced exposure to seasonal pressures | Protection of developing and ripening fruit | Greater certainty around harvest planning |
Structural Netting Design & InstallationEvery netting project starts with understanding the property rather than applying a standard structure to every site. 1. Site assessment – We assess the crop, block layout, terrain, access, existing infrastructure and key production risks. 2. Netting system planning – The structure is planned around your site, crop and operational requirements. 3. Installation – Our crews install the structural netting system with consideration for agricultural access, existing infrastructure and ongoing farm operations. 4. Ongoing support – We can assist with repairs, adjustments and maintenance as the structure and property develop. |
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Structural netting for commercial, agricultural and residential properties.
We design and install netting systems for a range of applications, including:
Systems can be designed around individual blocks, existing infrastructure, machinery access and the way the property needs to operate throughout the season.
Pridham Viticulture is a family-owned agricultural business based in McLaren Vale, South Australia. Our work extends across vineyard management, olive production, irrigation, land management and structural netting.
That broader experience means we consider how a netting structure will work as part of the property as a whole — including machinery access, irrigation infrastructure, crop management, labour requirements and future maintenance.
Structural netting is a significant infrastructure investment, so it is worth understanding both the production risk and the likely long-term benefit before committing to a project.
We can help you consider:
Every property presents different crops, terrain, infrastructure and production risks.
If you are considering structural netting for a vineyard, orchard, olive grove or horticultural property in South Australia, we can assess the site and discuss the most practical options for your operation.