Tomato farms

Tomatoes grow on plants and are often cultivated in gardens. However, to produce enough tomatoes for everyone, larger spaces like greenhouses and farms are necessary. These farms are vast areas of land dedicated to growing food. Once the tomatoes are ripe, they are harvested and distributed to shops, ensuring a steady supply for consumers.

Why do we need larger spaces than gardens to grow tomatoes for everyone?

• Gardens are only for flowers.

• Tomatoes require special soil.

• Tomatoes need a lot of sunlight.

• Gardens are too small for large-scale production.

What do tomato farms look like from above?

• A desert landscape

• Fields covered in snow

• A dense forest

• A city skyline

What is the primary purpose of tomato farms?

• To experiment with new plant species

• To create tourist attractions

• To grow food for many people

• To provide a hobby for gardeners

What happens to tomatoes once they are ready to eat?

• They are used for making compost.

• They are given to animals.

• They are picked and taken to shops.

• They are left on the plants.

How do farms contribute to food production?

• By reducing the need for water

• By growing lots of food for many people

• By providing space for wildlife

• By increasing the number of plant species