A lifetime of trial and error. Your state university should have herbicide recommendations on all different crops. That’s a good place to start. Thanks for watching.
You've probably run into wondering what's going on with the tomatoes on a cold morning. Is it pretty normal to see some yellow in the growing nodes? Another thing, I think there is a response to group strobilium fungicides the day or so after application. So I'm doing 1/4 - 1/2 rates with 40gpa water at 3 weeks, maybe should go lower, then increasing. For 3 twine levels, they are at about 1/2 rate. I don't plan to go higher as the season progresses. They grow out of it, but its giving me an ulcer. I know for sure the sticker fungicides are touchy and my old equipment caused more damage than good. I'll be converting that equipment to a hooded one similar to yours. Great channel, hope for a productive season after all of that hard preperation.
Can’t say that I know exactly what you are referring to regarding the yellowing of nodes. My 1st thought would be something nutritional. It seems like the more years go by, the more I realize there are so many things that I don’t know. I’ve had plenty of things over the years that I never really knew what it was. Good luck!
