Harvesting ripe tomatoes sold at the market and sowing new seeds

 

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1. Harvesting tomatoes

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The harvest of tomatoes should be carried out when the fruits reach optimal ripeness to ensure the best quality and taste. Signs that tomatoes are ripe include:

  • The fruit color turns dark red or the characteristic color of the variety
  • The fruits are plump, do not crack or break.
  • Tomatoes easily separate from the stalk.

**b. Harvesting techniques

  • Use a sharp knife or scissors to cut the fruit stalk, avoiding damaging the tree and the remaining fruits.
  • Place the tomatoes in a basket or container gently, avoiding strong impacts to keep the fruit intact.

**c. Post-harvest treatment

  • Rinse the tomatoes with clean water, vegetable washing solution can be used if necessary.
  • Sort tomatoes by size and ripeness for ease of packaging and sale.

2. Sell tomatoes at the market

**a. Preparing for Sale

  • Pack tomatoes in compact, easy-to-transport baskets or containers.
  • Clear product labeling, including information about the variety, origin, and harvest date.

**b. Sales Strategy

  • Display tomatoes in an easy-to-see location, attracting the attention of customers.
  • Provide detailed information about the product to customers, including health benefits and preparation.
  • Promotions or discounts can be offered to stimulate purchases.

3. Sow new seeds

**a. Select Variety H

  • The selection of tomato varieties is suitable for the climatic and soil conditions of the growing region.
  • Purchase seeds from trusted sources to ensure quality and germination.

**b. Soil Preparation

  • The soil needs to be cleaned, loose and nutritious.
  • Mix the soil with compost or microbial fertilizer to enhance soil quality.

**c. Seeding techniques

  • Sow seeds in nursery trays or directly into the soil bed.
  • Make sure the spacing between the seeds gives the plant good space to grow.
  • Water gently after sowing seeds to keep the soil moist.

**d. Caring for young trees

  • Water regularly, avoiding waterlogging.
  • Fertilize periodically to provide enough nutrition for the plant.
  • Promptly inspect and handle diseases and pests if any.

Conclude

The process of harvesting ripe tomatoes and sowing new seeds requires meticulousness and technique from the grower. By taking the right steps and applying the right care techniques, farmers can harvest high-quality tomatoes to sell in the market, while ensuring healthy new crops for the next crops.


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