The paper deals with defining the durability of nonwoven agrotextiles made from different types of fibers and production methods exposed to natural ageing conditions. The characteristics of the fibers themselves, the scope, technology and advantages of nonwoven fabric production. This paper analyzes 7 nonwoven agrotextile made by polypropylene, polyethylene, polyester fibers and regenerates produced on card and boneded by needling or chemical spinning and bonded by hot air and calendering. The samples were exposed to natural ageing conditions for two and four weeks. The mass per unit area, thickness, tensile properties and morphological characteristics by microscopy of the nonwoven agrotextile were examined. A preliminary research was conducted to determine the effect of natural ageing conditions on agrotextiles, or how the earth, water, wind, UV radiation etc. affect the properties and therefore the durability of nonwoven agrotextiles. From the obtained preliminary results it can be seen that the natural ageing conditions affect on the nonwoven agrotextile properties in the form of reduction of mass per unit area, thickness and tensile properties. The decrease in the above-mentioned properties after four weeks of exposure to natural aging conditions did not significantly affect on the nonwoven agrotextiles.