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Built for North Dakota conditions. The REGASA MG Model is engineered to withstand extreme cold with -40°f winters and only 120 frost-free days with a 67 mph wind rating and steel 30% stronger than standard.
Why North Dakota Growers Choose Protected Agriculture
North Dakota growers face a unique combination of challenges: high winds, semi-arid conditions, and significant temperature swings between seasons. REGASA greenhouse structures are engineered specifically for wind exposure, the MG Model is rated to 67 mph (67 mph), while the enclosed environment addresses the water efficiency demands that come with limited precipitation and high evaporation rates.
North Dakota's average January temperature of -10°F makes it the coldest agricultural state in the Lower 48, and greenhouse growers here see the highest season-extension value of any plains state due to the near-absence of outdoor growing months.
Main Growing Challenge
Extreme cold with -40°F winters and only 120 frost-free days
A REGASA greenhouse is engineered to address this directly.
See the potential of our greenhouses
Built for North Dakota 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
Lettuce, Spinach, Tomato
Ideal Crops
+75%
Season extension
−50%
Water use vs. open field
30+
Years of installations
Available Structures for ND
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 North Dakota Greenhouse Quote
We design and ship nationwide. Our team will create a custom configuration for your North Dakota farm, crop, climate, and field size taken into account.