Planting dates for hoophouses?

rhashell

11 years ago

Just wanted to ask where I can find planting dates for hoophouse. I live in southeast Indiana.

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jrslick (North Central Kansas, Zone 5B)
11 years ago
What crops? Are you adding heat? How big of a tunnel? You will not find any absolute dates, anywhere. In Coleman's books, you will find some time ranges that you could adjust your your location.

Jay
2fennelshirts
11 years ago
I'm involved with the "NRCS" High Tunnel Program and have gotten alot of info on "Michigan State University Hoophouse Website". Our farm hovers between a z4b and z5a. There is planting date charts for planting 3 seasons on MSU websit. I adjusted it 2/3 wks later for my location. There are some other university websites/links listed for hoophouse planting than may be helpful on the MSU site..
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Planting dates for hoophouses?

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jrslick (North Central Kansas, Zone 5B)

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