Polytunnels have a wide range of commercial uses, including:
Agriculture: Polytunnels are widely used in commercial farming to extend the growing season and to protect crops from extreme weather conditions. They are used to grow a wide range of fruits and vegetables, such as tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, and strawberries.
Horticulture: Polytunnels can be used to grow plants for commercial sale, such as cut flowers, herbs, and ornamental plants.
Livestock: Polytunnels can be used to house chickens and other poultry for commercial egg and meat production.
Research: Polytunnels can be used for research purposes, such as for testing new crop varieties and growing conditions, or for experimenting with different methods of pest and disease control.
Aquaculture: Polytunnels can be used to create protected environments for fish farming, including shrimp and tilapia.
Tourism: Polytunnels can be used to create attractions for visitors such as Tropical gardens, plant nursery and butterfly house.
It's important to note that commercial use of polytunnels will vary from area to area and it's always important to consult with experts, inspect any laws and regulations of your area before planning to use a polytunnel for commercial purposes.