Near harvest I myself like to stress the plant, make it think it's going to die. That way it puts everything in the fruit. Works well. I limit water, and nutrients. But hey that's me! Amazing cool with stone fruits, you can boost brix by 5 points or more. With indeterminate tomatoes I really do not do it. But it seems like a good idea with determinates. With indeterminates I usually lower nitrogen once fruit is formed. At times I may boost it like with cherry tomatoes that really run nutrients through. Often producing hundreds of tomatoes on one plant. It needs to be fed. Fruits usually do not form during very hot weather so it's a good time for nitrogen. When conditions are right for fruit formation, I do limit feedings. Dry farming is a science, and these techniques are based on dry farming practices.

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Okay this helps. Here's what I found from an Aggrand dealer. You cannot find a more potent combination of hydrolyzed fish extracts, kelp, bloodmeal, sulfate of potash and other proprietary ingredients than we have in this product line. A single quart is versatile enough to treat 1500 to 8000 square feet of soil or when used as a foliar spray on your vegetables, flowers, lawns, shrubs, trees, houseplants and field crops. I am troubled by the potassium sulfate from the beginning, but it really bothers me when there are proprietary ingredients in a product like this. Is it arsenic or milk? We can't know. Next, we now have a way to figure the cost. If you can buy a quart for $8.90 and apply a quart per 1,500 to 8,000 square feet, that amounts to a cost range from $1.11 to $5.93 per thousand square feet. If you apply 4 to 6 times per year, the annual cost ranges from a minimum of $4.45 to $35.60 per thousand square feet. My annual cost or five apps of corn meal is $10.00 per 1,000. So by these simple calcs the costs seem to be in line with what we're already doing with ground grains. You could spend less with grains or more. Most of us are aware of how the grain type fertilizers work. Here are a few things I think I know about liquids (foliar sprays and soil drenches). Organic foliar sprays feed the bacteria and fungi that live on the exposed surfaces of the plant. The soil drench technique will spray both the leaf surfaces and the soil where the ingredients will feed the soil microbes. Some foliar sprays are so effective at feeding the plant that a secondary result is the withering of the roots. The only thing left is for some people to use it and write in about it.

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