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University of Maryland Extension high Tunnels and Season Extension.
Contains a great deal of information, links, and articles on high tunnels.
Hightunnels.org’s “for growers” page
has a variety of links and resources for anyone considering utilizing high tunnel technology.
Penn State’s Page on Plasticulture.
A good place to start researching high tunnels. Contains many links, articles, etc.
Rutgers’ main page on high tunnels.
A good place to start researching high tunnels. Contains a lot of information links to articles, etc.
Cornell University’s main page
on greenhouses and tunnels. A good place to start researching high tunnels, contains many links, articles, etc.
West Virginia University Extension High Tunnels Page.
Great starting place, lots of information and links to other articles.
Washington State Extension page on high tunnels.
Contains a great deal of information on basic structure types, wind preparedness, and growing methods. Click on the “Crop Tunnels” tab to access the high tunnel information.
SARE (Sustainable Agriculture Research & Education) Season Extension Topic Room on High Tunnels.
Another good starting point for gathering information on high tunnels. Web page.
“Season Extension Techniques for Market Gardeners.”
By National Sustainable Agriculture Information Service. Free PDF. High tunnel information begins on page 12. (En Español)
Appropriate Technology Transfer for Rural Areas (ATTRA)
- Well written, downloadable publications on sustainable farming
Northeast Beginning Farmers Project
- Online courses and video library
University of MN AgPlan
- Resources include free business planning software
University of Vermont Center for Sustainable Agriculture
Rodale Institute
- Organic University: Greenhouses for Year-Round Food and Farming
Rodale Institute
- Crops for Early Season
Home
About Us
What is Capital RC&D?
Contact Info & Directions
Board of Directors
Employment Opportunities
Press
Capital RC&D Shared Calendar
Projects
Carbon Monitoring
Conservation Podcast
Grazing Support
>
Grazing Advisors
Grazing Education
>
Equine Grazing
Grazing Resources
Pasture Weed Management
Tillage and Cover Crop Survey
NRCS Technical Assistance
Employee Wellness
Previous Projects
>
Agroforestry
>
Northeast / Mid-Atlantic Agroforestry
>
NEMA About Us
NEMA Webinars
NEMA Resources
NEMA Contact US
C-Saw Program
Claremont Gardens
CREP
CSP Outreach
High Tunnel
>
High Tunnel Video Library
High Tunnel Webinars
Financial Assistance
Building / Maintaining / Modifying
Crop Production and Disease Management
High Tunnel Vendors
High Tunnel FAQ's
Other Resources
Local Food Initiative
>
Growing Green
SNAP
South Central Food Systems Alliance
No-till & Soil Health
>
Life in the Soil
Park the Plow
On-farm Composting
South Mountain Forests
South Mountain GeoTrail
Events
Links
Educational Resources
Board Member Materials