Tomato Farming: Expert Tips to Prevent Plant Bending, Boost Yields

• Tomato yields are generally good in winter, but farmers often face profit issues due to plant bending.
• When fruits develop, the plant stems bend, causing tomatoes to touch the ground, leading to rot and reduced quality.
• Farmer consultant Anupam Chaturvedi emphasizes continuous care from planting until harvest.
• Plants are particularly vulnerable to bending when 45-50 days old, as tomato size and weight increase rapidly.
• Timely support is crucial to prevent significant crop losses due to bending.

Why It Matters: Proper support and continuous care are vital in tomato farming to prevent bending and maximize yield quality.