Commercial Greenhouses
in North Dakota
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 108 km/h 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 108 km/h (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.
Built for North Dakota Conditions
Custom lengths available for any farm size. Installation nationwide.
9.6 m (31.5 ft)
Standard Width
4.5 m (14.8 ft)
Column Height
108 km/h (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
9.6 m wide · 4.5 m column · 108 km/h wind rated · Full enclosed structure
View details →Hybrid R Multi-Tunnel
5.7 to 9.6 m wide · 90 km/h · Birdproof vents · Ideal for berries & herbs
View details →Macrotunnel
18 to 30 ft wide · Self-drilling posts · No concrete · Fastest ROI
View details →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.