GT Single-Span GreenHouse

2019 Low Cost Single Span Greenhouse for Agriculture:
1. Galvanized Structure
2. Pep Film Coverage
3. Double Inflatable Bottle Gallbladder System Insulation, Energy -Saving
4. Less Initial Investment, Low Running Cost in Winter
5. Anti Drip Design

** Low Cost Single-Span Greenhouse, or hoophouses, are unheated greenhouses that can help commercial farmers extend their growing season so that they can improve the profitability and productivity of their farms.

Low Cost Single-Span Greenhouse are also an integral part of local food production systems in many parts, They aid fruit and vegetable crop production by extending the cropping season, providing protection from the elements (wind, storms, heat, etc.), and result in a more-stable production system that poses less risk of crop failure.
High tunnels come in many different shapes, sizes, and structures. Many 4-season tunnels are as small as 1000 sq ft for, and 3-season tunnels (plastic is removed during winter) can span ranges up to 20+ acres.

Product's Advantages

Single-Span Greenhouse is very similar to a standard greenhouse in appearance — at least at first glance — a high tunnel differs from a permanent greenhouse in many ways. also, it is passively heated and ventilated, plastic-covered structures. In terms of environmental protection and control, they stand squarely between open field and managed greenhouse.

Low Cost Single Span Greenhouse

*Is generally a simple, low-cost structure;

*Employs one layer of plastic, providing a relatively low R-value;

*Is used to extend production seasons;

Generally involves inground production;

*Requires low operating costs;

*Depending on design and property, may not require site leveling.

Consider the cost.

Compared to the cost of a permanent greenhouse

* That is, unless you’ve already got greenhouse space available

* The initial investment and continuing operational costs are minimal.

* The typical high tunnel structure does not include the mechanical systems, such as heaters, fans, lights and so on, required in a standard greenhouse.

And if you have the space available and you’re willing to devote unprotected, inground acreage to your crop, this section is moot.

But understanding that a high tunnel can provide several more production turnarounds per year than can exposed plots, it’s worth a look at the dollars-in and dollars-out.