California’s processing tomato crop is on track for strong yields this season, but if dry weather persists and harvest stays on schedule, some fruit could go uncollected.According to Mike Montna, president and CEO of the California Tomato Growers Association, the fields are producing abundantly. “We might end up disking some of it under—or maybe not. […]

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