Do-It-Yourself Tomato Irrigation

Do-It-Yourself Tomato Irrigation FARM HOME Miscellaneous 33-3-30 Chester Kubiak came up with a method for watering his tomato plants that takes a lot less work and makes it more likely that the plants will get all the water they need. He plants tomatoes about 4 ft. apart and runs a length of 1-in. pvc pipe along the base of the plants, with holes drilled in it at 4-ft. intervals to match the plants. He inserts a screw into each hole. To adjust the amount of water applied to plants, he just turns the screws in or out. Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Chester Kubiak, 13417 C Bashinski Rd., Bremond, Texas 76629 (ph 254 746-5155).

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