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Colorado

This is for a single circumference not 3-way. I have problems just getting one measurement much less three lol. I found this formula in the old posts on here. SEAMSFASTER developed it. I took the formula and entered the tomato weight in 1/2" increments.

This is a bit more accurate than the chart everyone links from marvs book. It has served me well and figure others would find it useful. Most tomatoes come in +or- 10% of this

17
1.92

17 1/2
2.05

18
2.12

18 1/2
2.36

19
2.53

20
2.89

20 1/2
3.09

21
3.29

21 1/2
3.51

22
3.74

22 1/2
3.97

23
4.22

23 1/2
4.47

24
4.74

24 1/2
5.01

25
5.30

25 1/2
5.59

26
5.89

26 1/2
6.20

27
6.53

27 1/2
6.86

28
7.20

W = 2.9221 – (0.3876X23.9) + (0.0193X23.9X23.9)

10/4/2022 12:24:42 PM

Colorado

the original formula is here.
http://www.bigpumpkins.com/msgboard/ViewThread.asp?b=33&p=517497

10/4/2022 12:26:00 PM

Colorado

ok how did I miss 19 1/2.... :/

19 1/2"
2.70

10/4/2022 12:38:36 PM

Colorado

ok take two.

17"
1.92 lbs

17 1/2"
2.05 lbs

18"
2.12 lbs

18 1/2"
2.36 lbs

19"
2.53 lbs

19 1/2"
2.70 lbs

20"
2.89 lbs

20 1/2"
3.09 lbs

21"
3.29 lbs

21 1/2"
3.51 lbs

22"
3.74 lbs

22 1/2"
3.97 lbs

23"
4.22 lbs

23 1/2"
4.47 lbs

24"
4.74 lbs

24 1/2"
5.01 lbs

25"
5.30 lbs

25 1/2"
5.59 lbs

26"
5.89 lbs

26 1/2"
6.20 lbs

27"
6.53 lbs

27 1/2"
6.86 lbs

28"
7.20 lbs

W = 2.9221 – (0.3876X23.9) + (0.0193X23.9X23.9)

10/4/2022 12:44:08 PM

Norfolk, UK

Although the density multiple changes per grower and their individual conditions, it’s probably worth separating variety for generic chart for main varieties e.g Big Zac vs Domingo.

With me here a Domingo will always weight light vs a Big Zac for same measurements. Others the same?

10/4/2022 6:07:25 PM