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Originally Posted by rockman
Thanks Gardeneer and Hoosier
I have used daconil and cooper. Try to re-apply after rains. Plants look good with nice size fruit, then when just start to turn plant goes down hill. Garden is located 40' from a 25' wide creek in a low valley with woods on 3 sides. I believe my fungi is mostly airborne. I have used elevated grow boxes with pot soil and have same results. I have spaced cages 4' for air flow. I did notice this yr. a late june volunteer that went till frost. Tomatoes are the only crop I haven't mastered in our sandy creek bottom. And yes I have harvested beets wearing hip waders! Rockman
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Sounds like you are doing all the right things. We have had lousy weather the last several years so hopefully things will straighten out for you. Those woods probably restrict airflow so that will make it a little tougher.