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Greenhouse Feasibility Studies in Canada

A greenhouse feasibility study tells you whether a commercial greenhouse makes financial and practical sense before you spend money on a structure.

LGTC studies your market, your site's power, water and heating capacity, and the return on investment of different designs, then gives you a clear go or no-go answer.

Our Phase 1 work for Long Plain First Nation helped secure $1M in grant funding for Phase 2.

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Audience

Who this is for

  • First Nations communities
  • Existing agriculture business owners
  • Produce retailers

What you get

Market research

Financial projections and return on investment

Site selection and assessment

Class A cost estimate

Business plan development

Partnership selection

Project team formation

Financing preparation

Proof

Long Plain First Nation

$1M in grant funding secured for Phase 2 of the development.

Hosted the first Indigenous Food Systems Event with the Canadian Produce Marketing Association.

$25,000 raised for the event.

Read the Long Plain First Nation case study

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

It is a structured assessment of the market, site, design options and financial returns of a proposed greenhouse, so you can decide whether and how to move forward.

The cost of a feasibility study depends on the size and scope of the project. Book an introductory call with us to get more information on pricing.

A feasibility study timeline depends on the scope of the project. We make sure to do our due diligence. Timing can be anywhere between 2 months - 8 months for complex large scale projects.

Many funders expect evidence of market demand, costs and financial projections. A feasibility study gives you that evidence in one place. See our greenhouse funding guide for current programs.

No. LGTC is vendor-neutral, so recommendations are based on your market, site and budget rather than a product we sell.

If the project is viable, we can develop a full business plan and move into Phase 2 design and build support.

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Contact

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Tell us what you want to grow, who it serves, and where you are in the process.

trina@littlegreenhousethatcould.ca
204-899-2647