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1. www.knoxnews.com › story › lifeThe ’mater matters: Grainger County tomato growers are ...

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   According to the University of Tennessee Agricultural Extension office, the county has about 70 tomato producers who grow their tomatoes in 600-plus greenhouses and about 500 acres of fields.

2. www.hortidaily.com › article › 9530858US (TN): After slow start, Grainger County tomatoes are on a roll

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   May 19, 2023 · US (TN): After slow start, Grainger County tomatoes are on a roll. The famous Grainger County tomatoes have slowly hit shelves across the region. This is Cole Larrance’s first year in the produce business. He’s opened Cherokee Produce and is ready to share the Grainger County tomato with customers. “I’ve been around this produce for all ...

3. farmflavor.com › tennessee › tennessee-cropsWhy Grainger County, Tennessee, Tomatoes Are So Tasty

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   Mar 13, 2017 · Steve Longmire owns Tennessee Homegrown Tomatoes in Grainger County. Those guidelines include detailed policies regarding production, packing, distribution and handling of fresh tomatoes.

4. pickyourown.farm › farms › tennessee-tnPick your own tomatoes in Tennessee, TN | PickYourOwn.farm

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   Pick your own (u-pick) tomatoes farms, patches and orchards in Tennessee, TN. Filter by sub-region or select one of u-pick fruits, vegetables, berries. You can load the map to see all places where to pick tomatoes in Tennessee, TN for a better overview and navigation.

5. www.wbir.com › article › newsWhy the tomatoes grown in this rural Tennessee county attract ...

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   Aug 6, 2020 · RUTLEDGE, Tenn. — There's something about the taste that brings visitors from all over to Grainger County with a population of fewer than 24,000 people. "Grainger County tomatoes mean the world...

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6. www.actionnews5.com › 2021/07/29 › 5-star-stories5 Star Stories: The secret behind Ripley, Tennessee’s coveted ...

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   Jul 29, 2021 · McNeill owns the Red, Ripe and Rotten Tomato Farm where you go if you want the juiciest, tangiest, most savory, sweet tomatoes in the area. McNeill brings his daughters on stage to celebrate the moment.

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   Where can I buy tomatoes in Grainger County Tennessee?

   • Find more information at graingercountytomatofestival.com. Tomatoes are also available on-site at many farms and farmers markets, usually beginning April 1. Grainger County, Tennessee, is well known throughout the produce world for one delicious, prized crop – the tomato.

   Why Grainger County, Tennessee, Tomatoes Are So Tasty

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   Who owns Tennessee homegrown tomatoes?

   • Plus, we give them a lot of TLC.” Longmire started Tennessee Homegrown Tomatoes in 1982 on his 252-acre farm, which includes 34 greenhouses with three more planned.

   Why Grainger County, Tennessee, Tomatoes Are So Tasty

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   Where can I buy Roma tomatoes?

   • Growing tomatoes in pots is ideal for smaller outdoor spaces, patios, and balconies. You can also grow them in garden beds or learn how to grow hydroponic tomatoes for year-round yields. Your local home improvement store such as Home Depot, Lowes, Menard’s and Ace Hardware will likely have Roma tomato plants for sale.

   Roma Tomatoes ~ How to Grow Lots - Rural Living Today

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   Why are Grainger County tomatoes so popular?

   • And the Grainger County tomato is especially recognized for its distinctive sweet taste. How the red fruit became the number one crop in Grainger County, TN is a story to be told. In the 1940's a farmer named Harbin sought to grow his tomato crop without losing so many to rot on the ground.

   The History of the Famous Grainger County Tomato

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   What makes Grainger County Tomatoes different?

   • Carver says that there are a couple of aspects that give Grainger County tomatoes the best possible flavor. One is the range of varieties grown by the farmers. Another is the soil that the tomatoes are grown in. “The limestone-based soil breaks down quicker than other bedrock bases.

   Why Grainger County, Tennessee, Tomatoes Are So Tasty

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   Who owns red ripe & Rotten Tomato Farm?

   • McNeill owns the Red, Ripe and Rotten Tomato Farm where you go if you want the juiciest, tangiest, most savory, sweet tomatoes in the area. McNeill brings his daughters on stage to celebrate the moment. “I’m very grateful for this opportunity. Very grateful for Susan at the chamber. Also, for the patience of my little girls,” he said.

   5 Star Stories: The secret behind Ripley, Tennessee’s coveted tomatoes

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8. tennesseerivervalleygeotourism.org › entries › theThe History of the Famous Grainger County Tomato. | Tennessee ...

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   And the Grainger County tomato is especially recognized for its distinctive sweet taste. How the red fruit became the number one crop in Grainger County, TN is a story to be told. In the 1940's a farmer named Harbin sought to grow his tomato crop without losing so many to rot on the ground.