Benefits include crop protection, livestock safety, continuity of operations during adverse weather, optimal growth conditions, cost savings from reduced weather-related losses, and customized solutions tailored to specific farm needs.

Rain shelters are typically constructed using durable materials such as metal or wood for the frame, with a covering made of waterproof materials like polyethylene or polycarbonate sheets

Rain shelters are suitable for a wide range of crops, including vegetables, fruits, and field crops, as well as livestock such as poultry, cattle, and sheep.

Yes, rain shelters promote sustainable agriculture practices by minimizing weather-related losses, reducing the need for chemical inputs, and ensuring the continuity of farm operations.