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TomatoGardening.com
Here you will find a wealth of tomato information including step-by-step guides to starting, transplanting, growing, troubleshooting, harvesting, varietal resources and more.
Commercial Vegetable Production Guides
From the College of Agricultural Sciences at Oregon State University, a wealth of information on the commercial production of virtually every vegetable grown for market. Includes weed control information, cover cropping and lots more.
Growing Hydroponic Tomatoes
This interactive web site by the University of Arizona provides practical, accurate information on growing hydroponic tomatoes for students, hobbyists, and beginning growers.
Tomato Disorders
A Guide To The Identification of
Common Problems
Online problem solver created with funds provided by Texas Cooperative Extension.
Growing Tomatoes Hydroponically
This informative site grew from an 8 month demonstration project overseen by Dr. Merle Jensen and Dr. Pat Rorabaugh at the University of Arizona. Growing Tomatoes Hydroponically is an interactive web site that provides practical, accurate information on growing hydroponic tomatoes for students, hobbyists, and beginning growers. Hydroponic culture is one of the most exacting and intensive methods of crop production used in agriculture today. Over the last 20 years, great advances in hydroponic technology have been made through extensive research and development programs in the United States and Europe. And although hydroponics may be technology and capital intensive, it is also extremely productive and efficient in its water and land use. Whether your interest in hydroponics is as a hobby, an additional source of income, or you want to get into the commercial market, the future and opportunities in soilless culture are more favorable today than ever before. We hope this introduction to hydroponic tomato growing will spark your interest, provide information, and lead you other resources available in print and on the web. |
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