How to Stake Feild Tomatoes | 600 plants in 30 Minutes!!!!

Today I show you guys step-by-step process how we stake our field tomatoes here on a farm. We start off by using wooden post in beated them in the ground every 2 plants. Then we go through with tomato twine and tie them up. I explain the difference between determine and indeterminate tomato plants and how to stake them.
If you have any questions let me know!
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[@miketaylor775]

That boy’s a real worker!

[@robert_iacob]

Thanks for sharing, you are smart for using determinate tomatoes. Makes the most sense.

[@farmerdre1]

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[@rogerbeaird3320]

Great knowledge I've been growing in wire cylinder that filled with my leaves and compost I get of my city home property all original organic 😀 I learned how you guys grow now I'm very excited about it when you said how much weight in tomatoes per plant ..I use wood ashes..it's phosphorus seems to really grow cherry 🍒 🍅tomatoes. thanks again young fellow .blessing to your farm 🕎

[@nicholowachuk4320]

Nice , thanks for the help , it’s my 1st time growing determinate and only trying 50 plants, but this will help and I’m liking the determinates this year

[@kimberlylupescu1397]

field plants looking good!🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@farmerdre1]

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[@storedaway]

Love the info you are sharing. Keep up the great work. Question for ya, and I may have missed it, but, do you go down one way and then back up the other way, on the opposite side of the stakes?

[@rebecagardener956]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[@farmerdre1]

Your welcome!!

[@tannenbaumgirl3100]

You should weave around each plant abc then alternate on the return weave.

[@GardeninginKentucky]

What variety of tomatoes are they?

[@brettfox6816]

How is it good if U have to grow and replace each plant what grow zone are U in ?????

[@pelmanelengemulongo9981]

Hello Farmer Dre.
Where can I get relatively small amounts of plant protection products (fungicides and insecticides) at still affordable prices?
Thank you.
Regards.

[@jeffschmidt8491]

When do you start your tomato plants for the Field

[@anagradinariu7858]

Great video! Time management is key!

[@farmerdre1]

Thanks

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[@davidbergagnini2045]

I priced baling twine came out a bit cheaper and can find it alot of places

[@NetsarimTheWatchman]

Thanks for the video! Now water those tomatoes man!

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[@chrischandler3041]

Couple of questions. What is the reason for hilling the rows? Is it because that is the way the plastic is applied? I am a no-till in how I generally approach things. Also, does the white plastic seem to work well? I guess the water permeable woven landscape ground cover fabric is too expensive to do that much , right? I would like something that could go from year to year. Also, would you say that field tomatoes produce less than high tunnel tomatoes? I figured they do, but just curious.

[@joshh9090]

Sorry it’s late but I’ll try and answer what I can. Planting in raised beds is partially what helps warm the soil so we can plant early. You can lay flat beds with a slightly different machine but it is less effective and doesn’t give the most benefit. Black plastic helps block weeds as well as warm. White plastic has a black back to stop weeds but it will keep souls cooler. We use it for a few things. That could be to cool late season strawberries from the heat and we use it for late season plantings during hot summers. The woven fabrics are expensive but they also do not puncture with a transplanter so it defeats the purpose. Another thing to think about is disease. You want to remove anything that might harbor disease from plantings. Production is different for everyone. Yes high tunnel tomatoes produce slightly more, but field tomatoes are what most growers will use because it is easier and more effective. We plant close to 6 acres of tomatoes a year. That isn’t happening in a greenhouse or high tunnel.

[@richardgum7516]

@@joshh9090 well said Josh. And I must say you are one working man!!

[@gralenmcgirt3695]

Hello dre when u doing a blueberry bush video ?

[@farmerdre1]

Soon probably this week sometime! We have to weed them and fertilize them. !!

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[@farmerdre1]

Yes sir!

[@mikedudley1079]

Ah I see thanks 🙏 haha

[@BobBob-kb1fx]

Thats one damn big mess

[@BobBob-kb1fx]

You need to get the weeds and grass out of that junk