Xishuangbanna Substrate Raspberry Hoop Houses
Substrate raspberry project in Xishuangbanna, Yunnan, China using 27 ft wide hoop houses, three bed rows, 32 ft wide 5-layer co-extruded hoop-house plastic film, and 33 ft arches mechanically bent by Ferrari Metals, Inc.
Project Overview
This Xishuangbanna, Yunnan substrate raspberry project uses 27 ft wide hoop houses across a 321-acre project site. The layout includes three bed rows inside the structures for organized crop production and access.
The project uses 32 ft wide, 5-layer co-extruded hoop-house plastic film. The film includes infrared, anti-condensation, anti-dust, 85% light transmission, and 65% diffusion properties to support light management and crop protection inside the hoop houses.
The 33 ft arches were mechanically bent by Ferrari Metals, Inc., helping match the greenhouse structure to the plastic coverage requirements.
Specifications
- Crop
- Substrate raspberries
- Location
- Xishuangbanna, Yunnan, China
- Project Site
- 321 acres
- Layout
- 3 bed rows
- Structure
- 27 ft wide hoop houses
- Film Used
- 32 ft wide 5-layer co-extruded hoop-house plastic film
- Plastic Properties
- Infrared, anti-condensation, anti-dust, 85% light transmission, 65% diffusion
- Arch
- 33 ft arch mechanically bent by Ferrari Metals, Inc.
Project Highlights
Large-Scale Site
The 321-acre site uses repeating hoop-house rows to support a large substrate raspberry operation.
Substrate Row Layout
The 3-bed layout organizes the raspberry crop inside each hoop house while maintaining access through the structure.
Film Performance
The 5-layer co-extruded film includes infrared, anti-condensation, anti-dust, 85% light transmission, and 65% diffusion properties.
Custom-Bent Arches
The 33 ft arches were mechanically bent by Ferrari Metals, Inc. to match the hoop-house structure and film requirements.
Project Gallery
Aerial view of the 321-acre substrate raspberry hoop-house project site in Xishuangbanna, Yunnan, China.
Substrate raspberry rows with stringline trellis inside the hoop-house structure.
Substrate raspberries grown in 7-liter pots under greenhouse film.
Additional aerial view of the substrate raspberry hoop-house site.
Continuous hoop-house rows used for the substrate raspberry project.
Close-up view of raspberry fruit developing inside the covered hoop-house system.
Exterior view of gutter-connected hoop-house structures used for substrate raspberry production.
27 ft wide hoop house with substrate raspberries under 5-layer hoop-house plastic film.
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