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high tunnel pub coverwww.sare.org resources high-tunnels-and-other-season-extension-techniques

High Tunnels and Other Season Extension Techniques

...represent a lower investment than high tunnels. High Tunnels or Hoop Houses High tunnels, or hoop houses, are simple greenhouse-like structures over bare ground, without the elaborate heating and cooling...

Western SARE logo with an icon of farm fields and a sun in green and yellowwestern.sare.org resources increasing-professional-knowledge-of-high-tunnels-in-alaska

Increasing Professional Knowledge of High Tunnels in Alaska

...The Cooperative Extension Service Agents trained by the the High Tunnels and High Latitudes project provided a total of 19 face-to-face and distance delivered educational trainings on high tunnel use...

A man pushing an agriculture machine through fields of sunflowers in a high tunnelsouthern.sare.org resources soil-management-using-cover-crops-in-organically-managed-high-tunnels

Soil Management Using Cover Crops in Organically Managed High Tunnels

...tunnels are typically used for season extension in the spring, fall, and winter. In the hot summer months, if no shade cloth is used to cover high tunnels, it can...

strawberry plug plant production fact sheetwestern.sare.org resources specialty-crop-production-in-high-tunnels

Specialty Crop Production in High Tunnels

...with this research: High Tunnel Strawberry Production.pdf 1.28 MB Strawberry Plug Plant Production.pdf 942.96 kB High Tunnel Summer Squash Production.pdf 679.51 kB Fall-bearing Raspberries in High Tunnels.pdf 470.72 kB High...

high tunnel with crop rows insidesouthern.sare.org news berries-thrive-in-high-tunnels-but-be-aware-of-pests-according-to-university-of-arkansas-study

Berries Thrive in High Tunnels, But Be Aware of Pests, According to University of Arkansas Study

...“The results of the study showed that high tunnels make an ideal complimentary system to field production” said Rom. Despite the production successes with high tunnels, the researchers faced challenges...

Farmer standing in high tunnelsouthern.sare.org news woven-shade-cloths-part-of-ipm-strategy-to-exclude-pests-from-high-tunnels

Woven Shade Cloths Part of IPM Strategy to Exclude Pests from High Tunnels

...our open fields,” said Bain. The small urban farmer isn’t the only producer across Alabama who has effectively managed pests in high tunnels through High Tunnel Pest Exclusion (HTPE) –...

Cover crop mix in a high tunnelsouthern.sare.org news cover-crops-have-benefits-in-high-tunnels

Cover Crops Have Benefits in High Tunnels

...crops hold moisture a lot longer in the soil and weed management is a lot better with cover crops used as compost in high tunnels.” The couple have two high...

Building Soils for Better Crops Coverwww.sare.org publications building-soils-for-better-crops analyzing-your-soil-and-crop

Ch 21. Analyzing Your Soil and Crop

...optimum), but some labs use optimum and high interchangeably. (High, and even very high, does not mean that the nutrient is present in toxic amounts; these categories only indicate that...

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Agricultural innovations series fact sheetwww.sare.org resources sustainable-pest-management-in-greenhouses-and-high-tunnels

Sustainable Pest Management in Greenhouses and High Tunnels

...structures such as minimally heated greenhouses and unheated high tunnels. Because these season extension tools are widely used by organic and sustainable vegetable growers, SARE funded a project to study...

download temperature management in high tunnels fact sheet in pdf formatwestern.sare.org resources temperature-management-in-high-tunnels

Temperature Management in High Tunnels

...is the key to high tunnel management. This Utah State University fact sheet spells out temperature considerations and how these are best addressed using high tunnels and other season-extending technologies....

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This work is supported by the Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SARE) program under a cooperative agreement with the University of Maryland, project award no. 2024-38640-42986, from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture. Any opinions, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in this publication are those of the author(s) and should not be construed to represent any official USDA or U.S. Government determination or policy.


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