New to the channel. Very impressed with the simple and clear instructions. I have downloaded the PDF file and have been preparing my greenhouse for next year (2025). I started growing my plants in my garage and now I feel like having a unique spot for just growing my tomatoes and peppers. I will follow along! Thank you!
I've been listening to Sarah for several rounds now. Probably five or six times. Invaluable lesson. I am now ready to venture into tomato growing in a tunnel greenhouse here in Mbita on the shores of Lake Victoria, Kenya. Thank you, Sarah.
I'm impressed she's so good. A good teacher. I wanted to do this and I have watched many videos that didn't help. Lots of people don't know that Farming should be taught in practice. Thanks, beautiful lady.
Thank you so much for all of the great information on seed starting, planting, trellising, pruning, and harvesting tomatoes. Even though I have had gardens for many years, I really struggle here in the deep South in Georgia, where even in Spring the temperatures can soar over 90 degrees and we have extremely high humidity which means we are always dealing with fungus, pests, and disease issues when it comes to growing tomatoes. I think a few of your tips will really help me be more successful in avoiding some of the pest and disease issues I have had with tomatoes. I really appreciate the free guide also, thank you.
Using a germination chamber to control temperature and humidity is such a smart idea! It really helps ensure seeds sprout in the perfect conditions 7:16
Your video is so comprehensive and informative, thank you. I made a lot of mistakes this year and wish I saw this video at the beginning of my season. I am from South Africa and our season will start in August so I will be following your advice and can't wait to see the results. Thank You.
You are such an excellent teacher. I find that ladies do a far better job of giving just the facts and don't get caught up with themselves. Thank you very much.
What ever they are paying you is not enough! You did a marvelous job on explaining everything so well. Thank You so much for this. The only thing you didn't cover was doing a soil test and talking abouth the correct Ph for growing tomatoes in. I'm a beginner to gardening and this was something I had hoped to learn. Perhaps you did mention it and I missed it. I will still give you 5 stars for this presentation!
Very professional. Well produced and presented. Excellent organization, and very didactic class. Everything a viewer would need, listed below. WOW. Can't remember watching a more professional video on agriculture
Nicely done in-depth video, I have been gardening for almost 40 years (practical, feed the family type) and have pruned and trellised my closely spaced, indeterminate tomatoes for many years. The seedling pruning is something I had not known or done, will be on my to do list next year. Thanks!
Last year, I did a side by side test with 4 Early Girl plants grown with double stems and 4 with single stems. My results were non-conclusive. Slightly more weight on the doubles maybe, but more small tomatoes at the two tops. I'm going to try another trial next year, doing the same thing with some MoneyMaker plants which are doing super well so far this year.
No I don’t grow anywhere close to this many tomatoes but did find a lot of great tips to use for our next greenhouse crop. From seed to seedlings, to creating double leaders to overhead trellising, I can certainly adapt these tips for a better bumper crop of our own.! I’m sure I’ll need to refer to this video from time to time until I can develop the best practical uses here in our greenhouse. Until then I’m happy to have found you and enjoy my subscription. Cheers from San Francisco..! 🥂
Great info. I'll never be a market grower, but I have a large family. Growing and preserving is normal for us. I learned a few things, I'll try next year. Thank you for sharing. 😁👍
I love this video and how it was done . Very informative! Hopefully you guys will be doing more like this in the future with other plants and livestock. 🙏
I'm going to try 20❤ I've successfully done 4 so decided to try starts to they've done beautifully . I'm doing beef boy, red cherry, Roma and several new ones all heirlooms n then I'll save seeds for next year. ❤🎉
So impressed. by the work that goes into this. 10k lbs sounds like a huge number when you read the video titla but when you consider that they are attempting to market there production it amazes me how tight their margins would be. Farming as a business has to be a strong passion to get through all the peaks and valleys of just one season. We should remind ourselves of all this when we go to the farm market and look at the price of organic heirloom tomatoes. Hearing people complain about $3.99 lb prices at the stand makes me wonder if people understand what goes into making those fresh organic vegetables available.
With as much work as I put into my garden, and the amount of food that comes out of it all things considered, food should be WAY more expensive! OMG the hours it takes!. TY for the thorough video. Saving to re watch next spring before another go at tomatoes!
Yep, we used to think that way when we were living in the city but now that we moved out to the farm growing our own food open our eyes and understand the price of the "real" organic food. Thank you.
hello. Very useful information.I want to ask you a few questions. 1) When growing tomatoes in a greenhouse, what is the temperature and humidity? 2) when growing tomatoes in coconut briquettes, the frequency and rate of watering with water.3) the norm of illumination for tomatoes) . I'll give you a blog in advance.Thanks
26:54 There is nothing like the taste of tomato that ripened well on the plant. But I understand your reasons to pick them unripe... Thank you for the video!
You could double your tomatos by using a hook! We do that in germany. You can slide the plants while they are growing more of ghe length of the greenhouse.
Thank you so much for sharing this Invaluable information .. We are purchasing our 1st high tunnel and you Video tutorial have given me so much insight..
Its amazing to see how its dam hard work in cultivating tomatoes thats why people should respect these farmers i am watching everything that what these guys doing its a strenuous jobs lots of concentration well done 🍜🤲🤲🤲 love this anatomy lesson
I'm struggling with the pruning, I feel so bad cutting off those suckers! lol... Loving this video there's a lot of information that I need to hear. Thanks for that.
It can be tough to cut off parts of the plant that are clearly thriving. But sometimes, it's the best way to increase your yield! Thanks for watching. We're glad we could help!
Hello, thank you for taking tour time to educate and share information. I just want to know how big is the greenhouse and how many plants tomatoe plants did you plant in total. Thank you.
wow.. agriculture is advanced, modern and independent, I like this, it can be replicated in other countries that have special potential in agriculture. success always for Heifer USA. Thank you for the content, I hope it will be useful for the general public.
I live in Louisiana. NO problem with Humidity!!!!. I'm not seeing anything about fertilization? What you use, how much, how often? Do you fertilize in the drip? What is your regiment on preventing blossom end rot?
Hi Wayne! Thanks for the great question. Here is a response from Sara Bakker: "I don’t usually fertilize during the growing season unless I notice a drop in yield or an obvious sign of malnutrition in the plants. The fertilization happens prior to transplanting when we prep the beds for the tomato tunnel, and we use feathermeal primarily. I use about 1 5-gallon bucket of feathermeal per 90ft bed mixed in and watered well prior to transplant. I have not had any issues with blossom end rot in my time at the ranch, which is usually either a sign of calcium deficiency or inconsistent watering. I check calcium levels in the soil prior to the planting season which allows me to make adjustments before the plants are in (some type of a lime treatment). Using a timer for your drip irrigation is the best way to ensure that your plants are getting water consistently and a good first step to dealing with blossom end rot if you are having that issue".
No one is interested in hydroponics! Except for people that don’t understand what goes into real healthy organic food hydroponics has no flavor and is lacking all the biodiversity in microbe activity that organic soil does 😅 Just because you can doesn’t mean you should 🤢
@@jeffreythiel5315 not everyone has access to organic soil you know that right? Especially people living in small islands where arable land is few. Some of us actually have to grow crops in alternative ways such as hydroponics. So weird never thought i’d come across a organic food loyalist. I hope you don’t get nightmares about hydroponics 😂
I am about to plant a big tunnel like yours. You are the only grower in You Tube that’s lays the drip tape on top of the landscape fabric vs under it. Why on top? Very informative video
Hi, we use the hydroponics culture in Russia for the first step. Much more retrieving stage for outwizing the greenies. This year (2023) we had just the air heating, next it will be much cheeper water with 2 drives: temp. and timer. The engineering work is also by us. We already have 6 sorts of facia, tomato. Actually, the different tomatoes bushes give different seeds.
My question is about your tent. I am wondering if you anchored your tent and if so how, and what the highest wind speed is your anchoring method able to handle? I’ve just seen these storms are picking up in wind speeds lately. I think we’re in La ninja season.
The greenhouse is anchored into the ground permanently. We have had wind damage to the plastic before. It helps if you keep the doors closed and the walls up during a storm.
Super video on tomatos. Quick question...when my plants get to about 6 feet high the grow 4 feet wide and I cant get between the rows. Do you cut the branches as they grow? It get the the point i have tunnels i go through to pick tomatos. All your plants look. really thin.
Great video - thanks. Question from a short farmer: how do you prune and pick when the tomato plants are over 6' tall? (We were sad when you closed the Rutland farm.)
Noticed your comment about being vertically challenged. I learned a little bit differently about growing in a high tunnel. You will need to adapt your high tunnel for your height. I have a few videos from this season 2023 where we adapted a less than perfect tunnel for tomatoes. This system here will eventually terminate the plants before they are done producing. We like to lower the plants and cover the bare stems with soil/compost to allow them to keep growing. Lastly, if you're young and fit, go ahead and use a ladder but I find it slows management down tremendously, let alone the fall factor. Keep learning and adapting info to develop your own style. Cheers!
New to the channel. Very impressed with the simple and clear instructions. I have downloaded the PDF file and have been preparing my greenhouse for next year (2025). I started growing my plants in my garage and now I feel like having a unique spot for just growing my tomatoes and peppers. I will follow along! Thank you!
Thanks! Hope its useful :D
I've been listening to Sarah for several rounds now. Probably five or six times. Invaluable lesson. I am now ready to venture into tomato growing in a tunnel greenhouse here in Mbita on the shores of Lake Victoria, Kenya. Thank you, Sarah.
I'm impressed she's so good. A good teacher. I wanted to do this and I have watched many videos that didn't help. Lots of people don't know that Farming should be taught in practice. Thanks, beautiful lady.
Glad it was helpful!
@@HeiferUSA Very.
I love her too wanna marry her😆🤧
Thank you wonderful teacher
I agree!
Sitting here with a Word doc open and taking notes as I was having tomato troubles. This is incredible. Thank you!
We're happy to help! Feel free to rewatch the video any time you need advice! 🍅
Thank you so much for all of the great information on seed starting, planting, trellising, pruning, and harvesting tomatoes. Even though I have had gardens for many years, I really struggle here in the deep South in Georgia, where even in Spring the temperatures can soar over 90 degrees and we have extremely high humidity which means we are always dealing with fungus, pests, and disease issues when it comes to growing tomatoes. I think a few of your tips will really help me be more successful in avoiding some of the pest and disease issues I have had with tomatoes. I really appreciate the free guide also, thank you.
Very well presented. She is an excellent teacher. So calm. I feel confident on growing my tomatoes after watching the video. Congratulations!
18:45 Your efforts in optimizing the cultivation process are highly commendable!
We're glad you find it valuable ❤️
Using a germination chamber to control temperature and humidity is such a smart idea! It really helps ensure seeds sprout in the perfect conditions 7:16
It really is! Thanks for warching!
Your video is so comprehensive and informative, thank you. I made a lot of mistakes this year and wish I saw this video at the beginning of my season. I am from South Africa and our season will start in August so I will be following your advice and can't wait to see the results. Thank You.
This is my first year growing for market. Tomatoes are one of my crops. Learned a few more tricks
Awesome! That's the whole point for us. glad you found it helpful!
You are such an excellent teacher. I find that ladies do a far better job of giving just the facts and don't get caught up with themselves. Thank you very much.
She's loves what she does! That's reflected on the way she teaches us all :D
Never seen a better video than this one. Awesome job
Wow, thank you for the compliment! We're glad you enjoyed the video.
What ever they are paying you is not enough! You did a marvelous job on explaining everything so well. Thank You so much for this. The only thing you didn't cover was doing a soil test and talking abouth the correct Ph for growing tomatoes in. I'm a beginner to gardening and this was something I had hoped to learn. Perhaps you did mention it and I missed it. I will still give you 5 stars for this presentation!
I’m so excited for this premiere!! 🍅🤩
We are, too!
Very impressed with the simple and clear instructions.
Glad it was helpful!
I can already tell this is EXACTLY what I'm going to need going into this year of gardening!
Just wait until the video premieres, then you'll be even more prepared for an amazing growing season! 👏
For sure I got value and a lot of information in this video, full explanation from the host. Thank you a lot, chears from México.
Glad it was helpful!
Congrats Heifer USA for this initiative
Thank you, Edwin!
I’m from KC so I love the shout out to Broadway Roasting Company! I love their coffee!
best educational video on growing tomatoes that I have seen...
We're thrilled to hear that! What should we cover next?
@@HeiferUSA it would be great to do a special on raspberries
Very professional. Well produced and presented. Excellent organization, and very didactic class. Everything a viewer would need, listed below. WOW. Can't remember watching a more professional video on agriculture
Glad you enjoyed it!
This burning hole technique is something new i learned.
We're so happy to share new ideas and techniques among our audience ☺️
Great video, very informative, watching from UK. On your math, 260 plants/10k pounds crop, that's a lot of crop (40lbs) per plant
It is A LOT of tomatoes for sure! Thanks for watching and hope you found the video helpful.
This video is very helpful and informative. She very hard worker.
We're happy to help!
I think this video can be inspiration for all of farmers in the world so also tobe success like this
Absolutely! You can do it!
Nicely done in-depth video, I have been gardening for almost 40 years (practical, feed the family type) and have pruned and trellised my closely spaced, indeterminate tomatoes for many years. The seedling pruning is something I had not known or done, will be on my to do list next year. Thanks!
That's awesome! Glad you learned something new after so much experience. Thanks for watching and you are welcome here anytime.
Last year, I did a side by side test with 4 Early Girl plants grown with double stems and 4 with single stems. My results were non-conclusive. Slightly more weight on the doubles maybe, but more small tomatoes at the two tops. I'm going to try another trial next year, doing the same thing with some MoneyMaker plants which are doing super well so far this year.
No I don’t grow anywhere close to this many tomatoes but did find a lot of great tips to use for our next greenhouse crop. From seed to seedlings, to creating double leaders to overhead trellising, I can certainly adapt these tips for a better bumper crop of our own.! I’m sure I’ll need to refer to this video from time to time until I can develop the best practical uses here in our greenhouse. Until then I’m happy to have found you and enjoy my subscription. Cheers from San Francisco..! 🥂
That's awesome! Welcome to the channel, Phil!
I've been Watching this video over and over.. it inspires me. Thank you
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Thanks for some much needed tips. I just bought some clips. I use nylon net trellis and was tying the plants up. Clips are so much easier!
Work smarter, not harder! 😉 Best of luck on your growing season!
Best tomato video EVER!!!!!!!!
Great info. I'll never be a market grower, but I have a large family. Growing and preserving is normal for us. I learned a few things, I'll try next year. Thank you for sharing. 😁👍
Thanks! Hope it works out well😁
I love this video and how it was done . Very informative! Hopefully you guys will be doing more like this in the future with other plants and livestock. 🙏
Awesome!!! thanks for sharing, Starl!
Now you know how awful tasting hot house tomatoes are grown
Thank you guys so much for this step by step video. I'm off to start my Tomato farm.
Thank you. Ordering my 30x72 Zimmerman high tunnel Monday.
Awesome!!! best of luck.
Thanks for your good works, advice and enlightment. Blessings
Thanks for watching! Cheers!
Excellent. Comprehensive. Thank you.
Question: If using Neem Oil, does that also drive away the pollinators?
It is a very useful video and very important information about Black Plastic Mulch.
This is quite educational. Thank you so much for sharing valuable info on tomarmto planting. I am so happy that i found your channel :)
You have a very organized, professional operation. Congratulations
This is really educative even for us starting to learn to grow tomatoes
ooh using the torch to make the holes every 18 inches is such a neat idea.
it works so well!
I'm going to try 20❤ I've successfully done 4 so decided to try starts to they've done beautifully . I'm doing beef boy, red cherry, Roma and several new ones all heirlooms n then I'll save seeds for next year. ❤🎉
So impressed. by the work that goes into this. 10k lbs sounds like a huge number when you read the video titla but when you consider that they are attempting to market there production it amazes me how tight their margins would be. Farming as a business has to be a strong passion to get through all the peaks and valleys of just one season. We should remind ourselves of all this when we go to the farm market and look at the price of organic heirloom tomatoes. Hearing people complain about $3.99 lb prices at the stand makes me wonder if people understand what goes into making those fresh organic vegetables available.
Thanks, T!
Well said
As a farmer you are absolutely correct. 🙏
With as much work as I put into my garden, and the amount of food that comes out of it all things considered, food should be WAY more expensive! OMG the hours it takes!. TY for the thorough video. Saving to re watch next spring before another go at tomatoes!
Yep, we used to think that way when we were living in the city but now that we moved out to the farm growing our own food open our eyes and understand the price of the "real" organic food. Thank you.
Very simple to make yet very healthy
And profitable, at this scale!
Excellent video. Exceptionally presented and so pleasant to listen to. Thank you.
Great jobs is always my priority I love Farming!❤
Thanks for watching!
Tomatoes are very lush, I love your videos..wish you success and be healthy always
Thanks for your support!
@@HeiferUSA you're welcome
I love that it's organic
We practice organic and regenerative market gardening! It certainly makes a difference for our garden and our produce!
hello. Very useful information.I want to ask you a few questions. 1) When growing tomatoes in a greenhouse, what is the temperature and humidity? 2) when growing tomatoes in coconut briquettes, the frequency and rate of watering with water.3) the norm of illumination for tomatoes) . I'll give you a blog in advance.Thanks
The temperature fluctuates. We cover this in the video. We have not used coconut brick before
What an excellent video, just subscribed, thank you so much for this video!
Welcome to our channel! We're glad you're here. 🍅🥰
Very instructive video and great content. Please keep it up
Thank you! More to come!
Very good clear straight forward information.
Thank you! We're happy to help.
Your tomato farm is really big and very beautiful. Your instructions are very detailed and helpful. Thank you
Thank you so much for your support!
26:54 There is nothing like the taste of tomato that ripened well on the plant. But I understand your reasons to pick them unripe... Thank you for the video!
I love this program it's real and am so much interested
Thank you, Fred!
You could double your tomatos by using a hook! We do that in germany. You can slide the plants while they are growing more of ghe length of the greenhouse.
A lot of growers use lower and lean techniques like that! Definitely works well in certain circumstances.
very good tomato planting and the results are amazing, you are a great farmer who is doing everything well, wish you all the best
Thank you!
Thank you so much for sharing this Invaluable information .. We are purchasing our 1st high tunnel and you Video tutorial have given me so much insight..
Glad it was helpful!
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Can I meet you?
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Can I meet you?
You can plant marigolds next to tomatoes to repel aphids 💕
thanks for the lovely professional video.
Just single video for life of tomoto
Its amazing to see how its dam hard work in cultivating tomatoes thats why people should respect these farmers i am watching everything that what these guys doing its a strenuous jobs lots of concentration well done 🍜🤲🤲🤲 love this anatomy lesson
So nice of you
@@HeiferUSA no worries i love to see when people becomes productive its a great job you are doing its amazing🤙🏽
So nice 👏👏
I'm struggling with the pruning, I feel so bad cutting off those suckers! lol... Loving this video there's a lot of information that I need to hear. Thanks for that.
It can be tough to cut off parts of the plant that are clearly thriving. But sometimes, it's the best way to increase your yield! Thanks for watching. We're glad we could help!
Hello, thank you for taking tour time to educate and share information. I just want to know how big is the greenhouse and how many plants tomatoe plants did you plant in total. Thank you.
Great tips, will be watching more......... Thank you.
wow.. agriculture is advanced, modern and independent, I like this, it can be replicated in other countries that have special potential in agriculture. success always for Heifer USA. Thank you for the content, I hope it will be useful for the general public.
Hello, Sir.
Are you a farmer too? What crops do you grow
@@张政-x9j Yes, I'm a farmer, sir. I plant onions
@@NarsiSS13102 Can I get a Whatspp number? We can talk more about it
you are amazing-thanks for wonderful sharing-respect and love from pakistan
Thanks for watching! glad you enjoyed the video
Amazing video. I appreciate your hard work to produce this valuable video.. It is so informative.. I am expecting more videos from you.. Thanks..
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@@HeiferUSA you are welcome..I have subscribed.
I live in Louisiana. NO problem with Humidity!!!!. I'm not seeing anything about fertilization? What you use, how much, how often? Do you fertilize in the drip? What is your regiment on preventing blossom end rot?
Hi Wayne! Thanks for the great question. Here is a response from Sara Bakker:
"I don’t usually fertilize during the growing season unless I notice a drop in yield or an obvious sign of malnutrition in the plants. The fertilization happens prior to transplanting when we prep the beds for the tomato tunnel, and we use feathermeal primarily. I use about 1 5-gallon bucket of feathermeal per 90ft bed mixed in and watered well prior to transplant.
I have not had any issues with blossom end rot in my time at the ranch, which is usually either a sign of calcium deficiency or inconsistent watering. I check calcium levels in the soil prior to the planting season which allows me to make adjustments before the plants are in (some type of a lime treatment). Using a timer for your drip irrigation is the best way to ensure that your plants are getting water consistently and a good first step to dealing with blossom end rot if you are having that issue".
@@HeiferUSA Thank you.
This video was amazing! so well made and so informative!! learned a lot. I hope you guys can do a hydroponic one!
No one is interested in hydroponics! Except for people that don’t understand what goes into real healthy organic food hydroponics has no flavor and is lacking all the biodiversity in microbe activity that organic soil does 😅
Just because you can doesn’t mean you should 🤢
@@jeffreythiel5315 not everyone has access to organic soil you know that right? Especially people living in small islands where arable land is few. Some of us actually have to grow crops in alternative ways such as hydroponics. So weird never thought i’d come across a organic food loyalist. I hope you don’t get nightmares about hydroponics 😂
Thank you for your video. I learned a lot.
Glad it was helpful!
Great video...very informative. One question though...the boxes read "vine ripened" when actually they are ripened setting in boxes.
SO much helpful information!! Thank you, given me a lot of inspiration for my garden :)
You are so welcome!
Love this one allot, just what I needed. I do not comment often
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Wow superb presentation 😊
Wow this is so informative
Looking really good.
Thanks, Louis!
I am about to plant a big tunnel like yours. You are the only grower in You Tube that’s lays the drip tape on top of the landscape fabric vs under it. Why on top? Very informative video
Thanks for watching. We did it on top that year mostly to be able to quickly identify and repair any leaks in the drip tape.
Wow, what an awesome video!
SO glad you enjoyed it!
I love it and I like to grow tomatoes, am in Uganda. Thanks
Not even all the way through yet but great quality video! Very mindful and info I for for new and old alike. Well done
Thank you!! Hope you enjoy the rest of the video :)
Hi, we use the hydroponics culture in Russia for the first step. Much more retrieving stage for outwizing the greenies. This year (2023) we had just the air heating, next it will be much cheeper water with 2 drives: temp. and timer. The engineering work is also by us. We already have 6 sorts of facia, tomato. Actually, the different tomatoes bushes give different seeds.
do you put any fertilizer/foliar spray during the early stage of growth?
Great job!!
Thank you! Cheers!
When you harvest them, do they last longer with the stem on or without the stem like how you're doing it?
I loved this video . Thank you
Helpful information! Thanks a lot. Is this all seasons?
You are most welcome! This video covers our entire summer growing season.
I am watching this video from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩
My question is about your tent. I am wondering if you anchored your tent and if so how, and what the highest wind speed is your anchoring method able to handle? I’ve just seen these storms are picking up in wind speeds lately. I think we’re in La ninja season.
The greenhouse is anchored into the ground permanently. We have had wind damage to the plastic before. It helps if you keep the doors closed and the walls up during a storm.
I worked at a store that sold heirloom tomatoes and momotaro’s. 4.99-699 a pound. That’s huge money when some heirlooms are over a pound.
The little clip on both branches is clutch
Literally!!!!
Hello Sarah thanks for the tips and knowledge
You are most welcome!
Great video ! I am also curious about the financial aspect
Super video on tomatos. Quick question...when my plants get to about 6 feet high the grow 4 feet wide and I cant get between the rows. Do you cut the branches as they grow? It get the the point i have tunnels i go through to pick tomatos. All your plants look. really thin.
Great content! Thanks for the information & video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Nice video watch from Bangladesh
I really enjoyed your tomato growing video I liked it also subscribed thank you so much I am not farmer. Bless you.
awesome!
How do your tomato flowers get pollinated inside the tunnel? Do you do anything special? Thanks for the very informative video.
I was waiting for this game info as well.
Great video - thanks. Question from a short farmer: how do you prune and pick when the tomato plants are over 6' tall? (We were sad when you closed the Rutland farm.)
A step ladder is the best solution we’ve found!
Noticed your comment about being vertically challenged. I learned a little bit differently about growing in a high tunnel. You will need to adapt your high tunnel for your height. I have a few videos from this season 2023 where we adapted a less than perfect tunnel for tomatoes. This system here will eventually terminate the plants before they are done producing. We like to lower the plants and cover the bare stems with soil/compost to allow them to keep growing. Lastly, if you're young and fit, go ahead and use a ladder but I find it slows management down tremendously, let alone the fall factor. Keep learning and adapting info to develop your own style. Cheers!
Where can I buy the soil making trough with stand? I love that it’s so high my back won’t break!