Biodegradable shield for plant protection
AssigneeSelfeco LLC
InventorsChadwick Aaron Shaffer, Daniel George Mishek
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AssigneeSelfeco LLC
InventorsChadwick Aaron Shaffer, Daniel George Mishek
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Shielding for the protection of plants and seedlings from ground pests is provided. Shields can be comprised of materials including biodegradable materials that have the advantage of being formed into plant protection shields with various features, such as by an injection molding process, but that can be buried within the soil along with a plant's roots. Plant shields are provided for being partially buried in soil to surround a plant and for providing above-ground protection from ground travelling pests. Such shields can comprise a walled structure surrounding and creating an open-ended enclosure with the shield comprising an above the ground portion and a below the ground portion. The shield may comprises a Biodegradable Plastic that includes plant nutrients within the Biodegradable Plastic. The above the ground portion and the below the ground portion can be divided from one another by a divider that extends along an external surface of the walled structure in a similar direction as the walled structure surrounds the enclosure, the divider element comprising a ground engagement surface for limiting insertion of the shield into the soil.
A plant shield for being partially buried in soil to surround a plant and for providing above-ground protection from ground travelling pests, the shield comprising a walled structure surrounding and creating an open-ended enclosure, the shield comprising a first portion to be used as an above the ground portion and a second portion to be used as a below the ground portion that are structurally divided from one another by a divider that extends from and along an external surface of the walled structure in a similar direction as the walled structure surrounds the enclosure, the divider element comprising a ground engagement surface for limiting insertion of the shield into the soil,
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