[Market-farming] Tomato Salmonella
Richard Stewart
rstewart at zoomtown.com
Sun Jun 15 08:20:33 EDT 2008
THey are not in season yet here. Mine are just starting to develop
fruit (some of them nice sized, but nothing ripe) and I know the
people I sell to have been asking me...how far along they are. Half
my crop is Roma and Grape types. I think they are informed well
enough that it won't matter in the slightest. Just in case, I am
also planning on tackling the issue in our July newsletter. I plan
on selling the heck out of them and the other varieties.
I was not even aware that there were GMO tomatoes (I guess I should
not be surprise I suppose). Who makes them and what are they called?
Richard Stewart
Carriage House Farm
North Bend, Ohio
An Ohio Century Farm Est. 1855
(513) 967-1106
http://www.carriagehousefarmllc.com
rstewart at zoomtown.com
On Jun 15, 2008, at 7:25 AM, Roots Farm & Karen Sutherland wrote:
> Just wondering: Are small farms losing their ability to sell the
> types
> of tomatoes being affected by the salmonella-tomato situation? Does
> anyone know if the varieties of tomatoes that are carrying the unusual
> strains of salmonella are GMO?
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> Best wishes to all,
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> Karen
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> Karen Sutherland
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