Hoop for the Future: Hoop Houses for Early Tomatoes
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I think its so interesting different parts of the country.. up there yo uhave to heat it.. down here i have to cool it
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Very cool, You live where its cold imagine. Just think of the temps I can get in the Thumb of MI, by Harbor Beach where it tropical already LOL thanks for the help. I built a 10 by 24 hoop. Im just starting with the hobby. I will be happy with some kind of a early harvest. Thanks for the help
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$6 per pound... yeah right.. I cant get $1 per pound. this video is a joke
sebring4444 10 months ago
@sebring4444
Actually $7 per pound early on, to a wholesale account at a busy restaurant. He 'compromises' at $6 later in the season, when tomatoes are plentiful. But the buyer knows that if he doesn't pay the price, come next May and June, these high quality tomatoes will be on someone else's menu.
MLUIMedia 10 months ago