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Needle-punched fibre holds moisture evenly, resists matting and supports strong root development.
Every product composts after use, with zero synthetic fibres and zero microplastics.
Manufactured in Drayton Valley, Alberta from locally sourced hemp fibre.

Grow mats, mulch mats and more for home gardens and indoor growing.

Samples and volume pricing on mats and rolls.

Hemp hurd bedding and nesting products.

Biodegradable blankets, quoted to your project.

Hemp fibre insulation products for food.

Lay a TerraFibre mat in a tray with a raised bottom, sprinkle your seeds and keep them moist until harvest. No mixing, no mess, and the used mat goes in the compost.
“I was getting fed up with soil getting stuck to my microgreens but I’ve grown arugula, cress, broccoli and radish so far on these mats very successfully!”
“I decided I was going to grow my own at home and I gave it a shot with these TerraFibre grow mats. I made arugula and it was way easier than I thought.”
“I grow microgreens professionally and have now switched from soil to these wonderful mats.”
For commercial growers
Microgreen farms, greenhouses and vertical farms order direct from the facility that makes the mats. Pre-cut for 1020 trays or on the roll to cut to your own sizes.

A closer look at growing on TerraFibre hemp mats, made at our facility in Drayton Valley, Alberta.
Hemp stalk left after the seed harvest is collected from licensed farms across Western Canada.
A mechanical decorticator separates long fibre from the woody hurd. No water, chemicals or heat.
Fibres are interlocked into even, breathable mats. Hurd becomes animal bedding.
After use, products go into the compost instead of plastic to landfill.
Microgreen farms, greenhouses and vertical farms can request a sample and volume pricing on mats and rolls.
Wholesale pricing, point-of-sale materials and product support for garden centres, farm stores, pet shops and co-ops.

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