Mt. Pleasant Farm

Growing tomatoes in open fields at this time of year comes with real risks;

• Fungal and bacterial diseases increase due to high moisture

• Fruit cracking and rot from excessive rainfall

• Pest pressure rises as conditions favour rapid multiplication

• Quality and yield losses if field management is not timely

At Mt. Pleasant Farm, we manage these risks through;

• Proper field drainage

• Timely scouting and disease control

• Careful variety selection

• Good agronomic practices

Open-field tomatoes in the rainy season are possible but they require experience, vigilance, and good management. High disease pressure, fruit cracking, rot & pest outbreaks are real risks. Good drainage, scouting and management often make the difference. Agribusiness Media

When your tomato is doing squats without you knowing 💪🍅. Nature stays undefeated! Some tomatoes just stand out during grading 😂🍅. Grown with care. Harvested with a sense of humour! Agribusiness Media