Our hemp and linen products are strong enough for trellising, staking, and tying through full growing seasons. While they’re biodegradable, they won’t break down prematurely during normal use, especially when stored and used correctly.
Natural Hemp & Linen Twine, Yarn and Ropes for Farm & Agriculture
We provides natural twine, ropes, yarns and fiber bundles made from hemp and linen, ideal for indoor and outdoor agricultural use.
Our compostable products support organic farming, greenhouse operations and on-farm applications by replacing synthetic ties, trellising lines and support ropes with durable, plant-safe, biodegradable alternatives. From raised beds and homesteads to commercial fields and CSA programs, our fibers help reduce plastic waste, improve soil health and simplify seasonal cleanup.
Available in multiple sizes and strengths, Hemptique twine, yarn and rope can be used for trellising, staking, bundling, seedling wrapping, livestock tasks and general farm repairs across a wide range of growing environments.
wholesale
Wholesale pricing, bulk quantities and ongoing supply support for commercial, industrial and professional buyers.
direct factory orders
Bulk orders fulfilled directly from production, supporting large volumes, repeat runs and predictable lead times.
traceability
Clear documentation of fiber origin, processing and material composition to support compliance and sourcing requirements.
Industry-Grade Consistency
Controlled specifications for thickness, strength and performance across batches used in commercial applications.
Product Recommendations
HEMP TWINE
HEMP CORD (100LB & 170LB)
CRAFT & GARDENING HEMP CORD
#20 (1MM) HEMP CORD
HEMP yarn
HEMP CORD KILO SPOOLS
HEMP ROPE BY THE METER
HEMP ROPE KILO SPOOLS
PREMIUM LINEN CORD
SOY WAXED LINEN CORD
LINEN YARN SINGLE PLY
TARRED MARLINE
HEMP ROPE BY THE ROLL
HEMP WEBBING BY THE METER
HEMP BEESWAX WICK
HEMP WEBBING BY THE ROLL
FLAX SLIVER
FLAX STRICK
Trusted Across Farm & Agriculture
Hemp and linen fibers adapt to the daily demands of both farms and large-scale agriculture, supporting tasks from crop care to packaging and repairs.
Crop Care & Greenhouses
Trellising, tying stems, seedling wrapping, climbing plant support.
Barn & Livestock
Farm repairs, tying gates/fences, bundling hay or straw, securing feed bags.
Harvest & Market Packaging
CSA farm boxes, produce bundles, herb bunches, farmers’ market displays.
Homestead & DIY
Weaving, small repairs and everyday tasks with natural yarns and twine.
Products Key Features
Each product is designed to withstand season-long exposure to outdoor conditions while maintaining the flexibility and breathability required for healthy plant growth and daily farm use.
High tensile strength and flexibility for secure crop support and reliable farm repairs
Naturally breathable and moisture-regulating to protect foliage and roots
Antimicrobial and mold-resistant, well-suited for high-humidity grow environments
UV- and weather-resistant for consistent outdoor performance in fields and barns
100% biodegradable and compostable, no landfill waste or disposal challenges
Available in multiple spool sizes for both commercial agriculture and CSA farm packaging
Common Uses
Hemp and linen fibers are easy to adapt across farm, gardenand agricultural setups from small homesteads and CSA programs to commercialfields and greenhouses.
Tying plants and stems in organic fields,nurseries or raised garden beds
Trellising systems for hops, tomatoes, beans, cucumbers and vines
Wrapping seedlings for safe transplant in nurseries and propagation tunnels
Supporting climbing plants in agroforestry, vineyards and small-scale food gardens
Farm repairs and barn tasks such as tying gates,fences, tools or small enclosures
Bundling hay or straw and securing feed bags forlivestock areas
Weaving and DIY repairs on the homestead usinglinen and hemp yarns
CSA and farmers’ market packaging for herbs,flowers, produce and farm boxes
Sustainability Impact
For farms, greenhouses and agricultural operations working toward certification, environmental compliance or long-term soil improvement, natural fibers provide clear advantages over synthetics.
Replace plastic ties, wraps and packaging with fully compostable hemp and linen fibers
Safe for certified organic farms and aligned with environmental compliance standards
Contributes organic matter back to the soil at the end of each season
Helps farms and CSA programs reduce single-use plastics in field and packaging operations
Supports barn and homestead tasks without creating landfill waste
Lowers costs through easier cleanup and reduced loss from mold, stem damage or synthetic breakage
If your farm, CSA program, or agricultural operation needs reliable, biodegradable cordage, Hemptique is ready to support you.
Contact us today for samples, bulk pricing, or wholesale supply.
Contact us today for samples, bulk pricing, or wholesale supply.
Twine and Rope for Farm, Garden Infrastructure and Greenhouses
For farmers and growers who need strength, durability and biodegradability in one package, we offer a wide range of hemp and linen twine and rope. These heavy-duty, plant-safe materials go beyond crop support. They are equally effective for reinforcing farm infrastructure, securing CSA packaging and handling day-to-day tasks in barns and homesteads.
Strength, Flexibility and Plant Safety
Designed for long-term exposure to weather, tension and frequent handling.
- Strong yet lightweight - easy to manage during installation and repairs
- Moisture- and rot-resistant, suitable for barns and outdoor fields
- UV-tolerant for consistent performance in full sun
- 100% biodegradable, compostable and safe for both organic farms and homesteads
Trusted Applications in Greenhouses, Fields & Farms
From high-tensile field tasks to flexible greenhouse support, our twines and ropes meet a wide range of agricultural and farm needs.
- Use in vertical training systems (tomatoes, hops, beans, cucumbers)
- Staking ornamental plants, vines or young trees
- Building and reinforcing simple garden frames, trellises or raised bed structures
- Securing drip lines, shade cloths or fencing in field setups
- Bundling hay, straw or harvested crops for storage and transport
- Tying CSA boxes, farm produce bundles or farmers’ market packaging
- Quick barn and homestead repairs such as reinforcing gates, posts or enclosures
Why Farmers and Growers Count on Natural Ropes
Strong, natural fibers that simplify daily work across farms, fields and greenhouses without harming plants, animals or soil.
- Secure hold without excessive tension, no stem bruising or crop damage
- Easy to adjust or reposition during growth cycles or farm repairs
- Supports airflow between plants, reducing mold and mildew in fields and barns
Cuts Time and Labor
Made entirely from flax and hemp, these products support regenerative farming practices and help streamline packaging and repair work on the farm.
- Fully compostable and soil-safe, with no plastic waste left behind
- Aligned with circular economy models by returning organic matter to the soil
- Helps satisfy consumer demand for eco-conscious farm practices and packaging
- Helps meet consumer demand for eco-conscious farm packaging and practices
- Reduces compliance risks tied to plastic bans or microplastic regulations
- Multiple spool sizes and strand thicknesses simplify inventory for both large farms and CSA programs
- Versatility reduces time spent switching between different ropes and twines for field, barn and packaging tasks
Fiber Properties That Support Soil Health
Hemp and linen fibers naturally contribute to healthier soils when used in farming and garden systems. Beyond their strength for tying and packaging, these fibers provide practical benefits that support long-term soil vitality.
- Improve soil moisture balance through natural absorbency
- Allow air circulation around roots for stronger plant development
- Helps satisfy consumer demand for eco-conscious farm practices and packaging
- Break down fully at the end of use, returning organic matter to the soil
- Support regenerative practices by reducing reliance on synthetic mulches and covers
Farm Tips
Get the most from natural hemp and linen fibers:
- Choose the right gauge: fine twine for delicate plants, thicker rope for hay or repairs
- Post-season cleanup: collect and compost - no plastic fragments left in the soil
- Certification advantage: natural fiber use supports organic approval compared to synthetics
- One roll, many uses: trellis today, fence repair tomorrow - versatility saves time and labor
Ordering, Samples and Business to Business Support
We work directly with farms, CSA programs, agricultural suppliers and distributors to provide the right hemp and linen twine, rope and yarn for packaging and field use. Our team supports both small trial runs and high-volume supply with reliable guidance and direct factory access.
Bulk Orders with Consistent Supply
Order by spool, ball or case - ideal for large farms, cooperatives or recurring CSA shipments.
Product Sampling for Trial Use
Request small samples of twine, yarn or rope to test in your farm, greenhouse or packaging workflow.
Technical Support
Receive detailed product specs, thickness options and recommendations for crop support, bundling or packaging setups.
Custom Packaging Options
Choose between balls, spools or bulk bundles to fit your operation. Private labeling is available for wholesale accounts. Our team will help you select the right fiber and format for your needs.
Contact Us: For bulk pricing, lead times and sample availability:
Call: (760) 602-4864 (ext. 403 or 405) • Email:sales@hemptique.com
Frequently Asked Questions
How do your products hold up compared to synthetic twines or ropes?
Can I compost the fiber materials after use?
Yes. All our hemp and linen products are fully compostable in home and farm compost systems. In many cases, you can cut them down and leave them in the field or garden to decompose naturally.
Do the fibers attract pests or mold?
No. Hemp and linen are naturally antimicrobial and mold-resistant. They won’t attract pests or promote rot, even in high-humidity environments like greenhouses or hydroponic grow rooms.
Are these products certified for organic farming?
While the fibers themselves are naturally compliant, certifications depend on your market. Our products are made without synthetics, coatings, or chemical treatments, and are used by many certified organic growers.
Can I order in bulk or request custom packaging?
Yes. Bulk pricing is available, and we work with farms, cooperatives, and distributors to offer cost-effective solutions for higher-volume needs. Custom packing and private label options may also be available depending on your order size. Use this link to get bulk price info.
How should I store hemp and linen fiber products?
Store in a dry, shaded area away from direct moisture. Keeping products well-ventilated and off the ground will preserve their strength and longevity.
What’s the difference between twine, rope and sliver for AG use?
• Use twine/yarn for lighter tasks like tying stems or bundling herbs
• Use rope/cord for heavier-duty needs like trellising or building frames
• Use slivers or strick for wrapping seedlings, erosion control or light soil coverage
• Use rope/cord for heavier-duty needs like trellising or building frames
• Use slivers or strick for wrapping seedlings, erosion control or light soil coverage
Will these fibers leave residue in the soil after breakdown?
No. Hemp and linen decompose cleanly into organic matter. They leave no plastic residue, microplastics, or chemical byproducts behind.
Can these materials be used with machinery (e.g., automatic tying tools or dispensers)?
Yes. Many of our twines and yarns are compatible with standard manual and semi-automated dispensers used in agricultural settings. We can help you determine the right fit based on your existing equipment and the strand thickness or ply requirements of your operation.
Are your ropes and cords safe for use with edible crops?
Yes. All Hemptique agricultural fibers are untreated, non-toxic, and safe to use around vegetables, fruits, herbs, and flowers.
How do these products perform in extreme heat or cold?
Flax and hemp fibers are UV-tolerant and resist degradation in hot conditions. While they don’t crack or become brittle in cold weather like plastic ties, we recommend dry storage during off-seasons in regions with frost.
Do you offer technical documentation or MSDS?
We provide product specifications and technical details upon request. While MSDS isn’t typically required for natural fibers, we can supply sourcing or compliance info for buyers working under specific certifications.
What does “ply” mean when choosing twine or yarn?
Ply refers to the number of individual strands twisted together to form the final yarn or twine. For example, a 3-ply yarn has three strands twisted into one, while a 12-ply is thicker and stronger, made from twelve strands.
In general:
• Lower ply (e.g., 3-ply) is more flexible and ideal for tying delicate plants or bundling herbs.
• Higher ply (e.g., 6-ply or 12-ply) offers more strength and durability and better for trellising heavier crops, outdoor use, or longer spans.
• Choosing the right ply depends on your crop type, tying method, and environmental conditions.
In general:
• Lower ply (e.g., 3-ply) is more flexible and ideal for tying delicate plants or bundling herbs.
• Higher ply (e.g., 6-ply or 12-ply) offers more strength and durability and better for trellising heavier crops, outdoor use, or longer spans.
• Choosing the right ply depends on your crop type, tying method, and environmental conditions.