The Tomato

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The tomato is a great food and crop plant. Choose the soil and feed the plant. The best in seed in none too good. Strong plants for early maturity and heavy crop. Good culture favors good returns. To train them up or let them spread. The eternal battle with insects and diseases. Skillful selling growns the enterprise. Operation in the red or in the black.

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