How to grow tomatoes for high yields? Sharing small tips for increasing production

Many growers say the tomato market has been good this year, so they want to get more tomatoes. Growers say that at the current tomato harvest, basically the last truss of fruit has already been picked, so growers want the tomatoes to quickly grow another truss of fruit. So how do you do it? Take a look at the high-yield tomato methods introduced below!
How to make tomatoes grow another truss of fruit
When the tomato market is relatively good and you want the plants to grow another truss of fruit, there is a very good method. After the last truss of tomatoes has been picked, cut off the tomato stem about 20 cm above the ground. After cutting, apply some fungicide to the cut surface to avoid infection.
Then spread straw or crop stalks over it. Wait about a week, and basically the lower part, the 20 cm stump that was cut, will sprout. After it sprouts, remove the vines above. From the sprouts growing below, choose the best one and remove all the others. After about a month, you can pollinate the flowers. This method can make the tomatoes bear more fruit.
High-yield tomato growing methods
When the tomato market is good, you can use high-yield tomato management techniques. The extra fruit from the high yield can increase growers' income, so we can do this: after the tomatoes are cut back, do not remove the vines above the tomatoes at first, because the vines above can provide some shade and prevent the roots below from being sunburned and developing problems. Then, after the sprouts emerge, just remove the vines above.
Why spread straw in the tomato field
Spread straw in the tomato field. The main purpose of spreading straw is to maintain ground temperature, that is, to keep the ground temperature balanced, and also to maintain soil moisture. If you are interested in this method, you can give it a try.
This is the high-yield tomato management method introduced above. While ensuring quality, increase the yield so farmers can earn a bit more. I hope this can help more farmer friends. If you have good tomato growing methods, you are welcome to leave a comment and share so everyone can learn and exchange ideas together.