ANN ARBOR, Mich. - TelAve -- Nifty Hoops, a leading hoop house designer and builder based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, is helping farmers and growers across the region maximize their investment by sharing essential guidance on choosing the right site for a hoop house. The company emphasizes that a well-chosen site can be the difference between a thriving hoop house and one that underperforms year after year.

Nifty Hoops offers the following key tips for site selection:
Flat Ground Helps, But Don't Stress a Slope
A gentle natural tilt can reduce excavation costs and preserve soil, but excessive side-to-side slope can lead to uneven snow accumulation or prevent it from sliding off.
Accessibility is Critical
A hoop house site must be accessible by truck and trailer for materials delivery, and should include 15 feet of level, clear space at each end of the structure to allow for ladders and safe endwall installation. According to Nifty Hoops, a cramped or inaccessible site can quickly turn a one-day build into a multi-day project.

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Maximize Sun Exposure
A site with full sun exposure all year is essential. Shadows lengthen during winter, and a hoop house shaded by trees or buildings can quickly become too cool for winter crops, limiting production.

Pick the Perfect Spot for Your Hoop House with the Nifty Hoops Team
For more information on choosing the best site for your hoop house—or to speak with an expert from Nifty Hoops—visit niftyhoops.com or contact the team today. Together, you can grow stronger, smarter than ever.

About Nifty Hoops: Nifty Hoops is working to radically re-localize food systems around the United States by helping our growers become successful and profitable while feeding our communities. To do this, they have designed a series of more efficient crop protection structures, which increase the resilience of farms against wind, rain, and cold and extend the growing season through the winter months. They have drawn from their backgrounds in engineering and farming, and taken feedback from growers to redesign how high tunnels are manufactured, sold, and built.

Contact: https://www.niftyhoops.com/contact