Tomato farming

Try these easy staking systems to keep your tomatoes upright all season long. A cage, stake, tripod, or twine will support your tomato vines and keep the fruit off the ground.

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These 8-month-old hydroponic tomato vines are 30 feet long and producing close to 4,000 pounds of tomatoes per week at St Bethany Fresh farm in Pontotoc County on Aug. 2, 2012. The 3,000 plants in the 12,000-square-foot greenhouse produced 6,000 pounds of tomatoes per week during the peak weeks in April and May. (Photo by MSU Ag Communications/Linda Breazeale)

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Getting ready for your spring garden? Here is a great way to support tomatoes vertically. Vertical growing is good for harvesting higher yields in...