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[–] jarfil@beehaw.org 14 points 8 months ago

You can grow a million tomatoes alright, what you can't do is sell them:

30% will be misshapen, so you'll have to throw them away
40% will have some blemish, arrive a day too late to the market, or just be the wrong color and no shop will buy them... but you might be lucky and sell ½ of them for katchup and similar, so that's another 20% getting thrown away
10% (⅕ of the remaining ones) will not get chosen by buyers, and go bad, so... whatever, that's the shop's problem now 😁!

Congrats, you just sold 500 thousand tomatoes!