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Built for Idaho conditions. The REGASA MG Model is engineered to withstand short season at altitude with late may frost risk with a 67 mph wind rating and steel 30% stronger than standard.
Why Idaho Growers Choose Protected Agriculture
Idaho's mountain climate presents short growing seasons, intense UV radiation at altitude, and the ever-present risk of hail damage to field crops. A REGASA greenhouse addresses all three: extending the frost-free window by 6 to 10 weeks at each end of the season, filtering UV through the 8 mil diffuser polyethylene film, and providing complete hail protection that would otherwise require expensive insurance claims.
Idaho's Snake River Plain has fewer than 140 frost-free days in many areas, yet the region's intense summer sunshine delivers some of the highest PAR light levels in the Northwest, creating ideal conditions for high-yield greenhouse production.
Main Growing Challenge
Short season at altitude with late May frost risk
A REGASA greenhouse is engineered to address this directly.
See the potential of our greenhouses
Built for Idaho Conditions
Custom lengths available for any farm size. Installation nationwide.
32 ft
Standard Width
15 ft
Column Height
67 mph
Wind Rating
+30% vs. standard
Steel Strength
275 g/m²
Galvanization
Tomato, Lettuce, Herbs
Ideal Crops
+75%
Season extension
−50%
Water use vs. open field
30+
Years of installations
Available Structures for ID
Choose Your Structure
MG Model Greenhouse
32 ft wide · 15 ft column · 67 mph wind rated · Full enclosed structure
View details →Hybrid R Multi-Tunnel
5.7 to 32 ft wide · 56 mph · Birdproof vents · Ideal for berries & herbs
View details →High Tunnel
18 to 30 ft wide · Self-drilling posts · No concrete · Fastest ROI
View details →Similar growing conditions
All 50 states →Get Your Free Idaho Greenhouse Quote
We design and ship nationwide. Our team will create a custom configuration for your Idaho farm, crop, climate, and field size taken into account.