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Stake culture for fresh-market tomatoes: stakes, figure-eight twine tying, and pruning or suckering.
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Tomato Staking & Tying
“Includes driving stakes, figure-eight twine tying between stakes, and pruning or suckering to open the canopy”
Custom stake-culture crews for fresh-market tomatoes. Includes driving stakes, figure-eight twine tying between stakes, and pruning or suckering to open the canopy. Staked and pruned plants get more sunlight, resist disease better, and set earlier, higher-value fruit.
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What is tomato staking and tying?expand_more
Fresh-market plants are grown on stakes and tied with figure-eight twine wraps, then pruned to one shoot below the first flower cluster for better light, airflow, and earlier fruit.
Is staking used for processing tomatoes?expand_more
No. Staking and tying is a fresh-market practice; processing tomatoes are grown without support for single-pass mechanical harvest.
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