Placement of 2 by 6 to sturdy up building. A little heavier than
needed but want to the hoops to hold up to strong winds
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Measure the distance between
each hoop before bolting
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A window is needed on the rear
wall for ventilation
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Taking a break after pulling
greenhouse film over frame
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Rolling front plastic around
strapping before screwing to end wall
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Looks pretty good in the snow
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Small remay wind tunnel is set
up by students to warm the earth before planting
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3/4 inch PVC pipe to make hoops
for
remay cover
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Students transplant lettuce and
spinach plugs from under the growlights in their classroom
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Our second student built hoop
house with compost bin. No artificial heat is required for this
operation
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Our garlic beds buffer the hoop
house on the east side
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Now we set up three temperature
stations to monitor the greenhouse effect in our hoophouse
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Fresh greens will be harvested
all winter for our school lunches, the teachers, the Co-op and the
local soup kitchen
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One of the temperature probes is
checked under the remay. The probe is set to take temperature at
four minute intervals for 24 hrs. Bed depth is 10"
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This probe will take temperature
readings inside the hoophouse but outside of the remay
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