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Low Tunnel Manufacturers & Distributors

Manufacturer/ Distributor	Contact	Range in structure dimensions	Special Features
Dubois Agrinovation	750 Notre-Dame P.O. Box 3550 Saint-Remi, Quebec, Canada 800-667-6279	W 28″ L 50′ and 100′ kits	Retractable low tunnel system Galvanized Steel Kits include all parts and plastic needed
Gothic Arch Greenhouses	P.O. Box 1564 Mobile, AL 36633 251-471-5238	No kits but has all the parts and accessories to setup low tunnels
H. Schwartz & Sons Steel Pipe	3605 Downing Drive Wilmington, DE 19802 302-656-0276, 800-523-3500	steel hoops	PermaHoop(TM) Steel Pipe
Johnny’s Selected Seeds	13 Main Street, Fairfield, Maine 1-877-564-6697	No kits but has all the parts and accessories to setup low tunnels
Kenn-Bar	Garden Trends, Inc. 355 Paul Road PO Box 24966 Rochester, New York 14624-0966 800-336-8882	No kits but has all the parts and accessories to setup low tunnels

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Cornell Fruit Resources: Berries

Resources for Commercial Berry Growers

Low tunnels for protecting low-growing crops