Cornell Fruit Resources: Berries

Resources for Commercial Berry Growers

Tunnel production

Why is tunnel production more sustainable for the Northeast and Midwest?

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This site features information for growers and educators on all types of protected culture for strawberries and brambles. The project that led to this site (originally hosted at www.tunnelberries.org) was Funded by the National Institute of Food and Agriculture, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Specialty Crops Research Initiative under Award Number 2014-51181-22380. View the TunnelBerries team.

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Cornell Fruit Resources: Berries

Resources for Commercial Berry Growers

Berry Production

Tunnel production