We have been using sisal twine forever, but this poly twine runs smoother through the knotter, and is less likely to break. The only down side is it will not rot, so you must clean up every piece, left in the field, at least it is orange so it is easy to see.

Normally I get great service from Orangeline Twine. For some reason, though, this particular box of twine would not feed properly. There were lots of little kinks in the twine that I assume to be a manufacturing flaw. I intend to return it to the store to exchange for a new box but have not done so yet. I use quite a few boxes of round and square baler twine each season, and have done so for years. This is the first time in a long time that the twine has failed me. I trust Orangeline twine and hope this is not going to be a common thing.