Joseph's Tomato Experiments - Page 21

BigVanVader · January 20, 2018

Fruity tomatoes sound right up my alley. I have to admit though, the green outer and red inside looks kinda gross

joseph · January 20, 2018

Too bad none of the current generation of parents had yellow fruits. I hope to get that resolved this growing season.

bower · January 20, 2018

Really promising, Joseph. I'm another fan of fruity tomatoes.

joseph · January 30, 2018

I'm giving a presentation near Seattle Washington

Food security through common sense and traditional methods
Snohomish, Washington
Tuesday, February 13th

I'll stay around after for a question and answer session about landrace gardening. Promiscuously pollinating tomatoes are fair game.

https://www.facebook.com/events/189291078334806/

Then I'm going to Corvallis Oregon to attend the Organic Seed Growers Conference (Feb 15th and 16th), and present at the Open Source Seed Initiatives open house (February 18th).

Hoping to meet some of you at these events.

loulac · January 31, 2018

Too many dozens of years, too many thousands of miles.
I'm looking forward to reading a summary of what you said and heard on these occasions, I remember you've already given us a recording of one your talks. A written version would be welcome if it requires less work.
Thanks in advance for your cooperation !

BigVanVader · January 31, 2018

Will anyone be recording it and posting online later? I hope so. Good luck!

joseph · January 31, 2018

Quote:

Originally Posted by BigVanVader

Will anyone be recording it and posting online later? I hope so. Good luck!

Someone has made arrangements to live stream it on my Facebook page. I think that also makes an archive.
https://www.facebook.com/Josephs.Garden

Harry Cabluck · February 17, 2018

Joseph: Sent you a PM yesterday, regarding Big Hill.

Unable to message you by email.

Keen101 · February 18, 2018

For those of you who do not have facebook i have ripped the audio of Joseph's talk here:

http://soundcloud.com/andrew-barney-...tional-methods

p.s. great talk!

Harry Cabluck · February 18, 2018

Keen101, Thanks for the audio of Joseph's talk. Appreciate his sharing of information.

joseph · March 6, 2018

While I was on my recent trip, I really enjoyed making a podcast with Paul Wheaton and Jocelyn Campbell.
Podcast: Joseph Lofthouse on Plant Breeding, Part 1

Harry Cabluck · April 1, 2018

Started these Lofthouse varieties on Jan. 22, 2018. Each seed that was planted did germinate. Of the two Ot' Jagodka plants,
the one on the right was grafted to Supernatural rootstock. Observe their difference in size, see how grafting sets the plant back. Jagodka root system seems as vigorous as that of the rootstock. Will compare roots at the end of the season to see if there were soil-borne problems. Thank you Joseph for all the promiscuity, promiscuous...er, ah, you know...cross-pollination.

joseph · April 4, 2018

Harry: Thanks for the grow report. It's good to see!

BigVanVader · April 4, 2018

So far I'm impressed with the toughness of your varieties. Fern and Ot'jagodka survives a near frost with minimal damage. Big Hill seems the weakest of the tomatoes I got from you. Several went down to damping off and a few to frost but the few that survived will be good stock to continue forward. My Lofthouse melon came up fast and are very uniform compared to my grex. They are forming true leaves now. I will be planting everythi g over the next 2 weeks and will continue my reports.

joseph · April 4, 2018

BigVanVader: Thanks for the grow report. While Jagodka was the winner of my frost/cold tolerance trials, it wasn't particularly frost tolerant, but it grew really well in cold weather. Big Hill is descended from Jagodka.

January 30, 2018	#304
joseph Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2013 Location: Cache Valley, N/E of The Great Salt Lake Posts: 1,244	I'm giving a presentation near Seattle Washington Food security through common sense and traditional methods Snohomish, Washington Tuesday, February 13th I'll stay around after for a question and answer session about landrace gardening. Promiscuously pollinating tomatoes are fair game. https://www.facebook.com/events/189291078334806/ Then I'm going to Corvallis Oregon to attend the Organic Seed Growers Conference (Feb 15th and 16th), and present at the Open Source Seed Initiatives open house (February 18th). Hoping to meet some of you at these events. Last edited by joseph; January 30, 2018 at 09:52 PM.

February 17, 2018	#308
Harry Cabluck Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2018 Location: Austin, Texas Posts: 217	Joseph: Sent you a PM yesterday, regarding Big Hill. Unable to message you by email. Last edited by Harry Cabluck; February 17, 2018 at 12:28 AM. Reason: Added "Unable to message you by email.

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January 20, 2018	#301
BigVanVader Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Greenville, South Carolina Posts: 3,099	Fruity tomatoes sound right up my alley. I have to admit though, the green outer and red inside looks kinda gross

January 20, 2018	#302
joseph Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2013 Location: Cache Valley, N/E of The Great Salt Lake Posts: 1,244	Too bad none of the current generation of parents had yellow fruits. I hope to get that resolved this growing season.

January 20, 2018	#303
bower Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Newfoundland, Canada Posts: 6,794	Really promising, Joseph. I'm another fan of fruity tomatoes.

January 31, 2018	#305
loulac Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: France Posts: 554	Too many dozens of years, too many thousands of miles. I'm looking forward to reading a summary of what you said and heard on these occasions, I remember you've already given us a recording of one your talks. A written version would be welcome if it requires less work. Thanks in advance for your cooperation !

January 31, 2018	#306
BigVanVader Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Greenville, South Carolina Posts: 3,099	Will anyone be recording it and posting online later? I hope so. Good luck!

February 18, 2018	#309
Keen101 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: Colorado Posts: 134	For those of you who do not have facebook i have ripped the audio of Joseph's talk here: http://soundcloud.com/andrew-barney-...tional-methods p.s. great talk!

February 18, 2018	#310
Harry Cabluck Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2018 Location: Austin, Texas Posts: 217	Keen101, Thanks for the audio of Joseph's talk. Appreciate his sharing of information.

March 6, 2018	#311
joseph Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2013 Location: Cache Valley, N/E of The Great Salt Lake Posts: 1,244	While I was on my recent trip, I really enjoyed making a podcast with Paul Wheaton and Jocelyn Campbell. Podcast: Joseph Lofthouse on Plant Breeding, Part 1

April 4, 2018	#313
joseph Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2013 Location: Cache Valley, N/E of The Great Salt Lake Posts: 1,244	Harry: Thanks for the grow report. It's good to see!

April 4, 2018	#315
joseph Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2013 Location: Cache Valley, N/E of The Great Salt Lake Posts: 1,244	BigVanVader: Thanks for the grow report. While Jagodka was the winner of my frost/cold tolerance trials, it wasn't particularly frost tolerant, but it grew really well in cold weather. Big Hill is descended from Jagodka.