The conditions for growing tomatoes include soil conditions, rainfall, and temperature.

 For those of you who want to try to go into the world of agriculture, you can start cultivating tomatoes. The cultivation of tomatoes is an inspiration for farmers who want to start a business in agriculture with multiple profits. Moreover, tomatoes are very easy to cultivate. So it is not surprising that successful tomato farmers who make big profits. It's just that, in doing tomato cultivation, many inspiring farmers advise beginner farmers to understand the requirements for growing tomatoes first. The conditions for growing tomatoes include soil conditions, rainfall, and temperature. The land to be planted with tomatoes must have good drainage and aeration. As for temperature, the best temperature for growing tomatoes is 23 degrees Celsius during the day and 17 degrees Celsius at night. These tomato plants need full sunlight throughout the day and don't like too much rainfall. Also pay attention to the acidity of the soil. Tomatoes like 5-6 acidity.  Farmers from Sukaratu Village, Tasikmalaya, West Java, named Asep Anwar, successfully harvested abundant amounts of tomatoes after using hybrid seeds. The use of hybrid tomato seeds is due to market demand, most of which prefer larger tomatoes with fresh red color. In addition, these hybrid tomato seeds are also more resistant to attacks by the Gemini virus and other plant diseases. What's more, this hybrid seed is easily obtained. Asep planted tomatoes on an area of ​​2 hectares. In the area of ​​land, Asep needs around 1.5 kg-2 kg of tomato seeds. In doing tomato cultivation, Asep Anwar carries out treatment for planting for 2 months. Before the harvest period arrives, tomatoes must be maintained every day for fertilization and spraying. In just one year, Asep Anwar has been able to pick tomatoes 12-13 times with one tree can produce 4 kg of tomatoes. A successful tomato farmer is then named Krispinus Bifel. Krispinus does tomato cultivation in Nian Village, Central Miomafo District, North Central Timor Regency, East Nusa Tenggara (NTT). Krispinus Bifel has made up to tens of millions of profits every month. With a capital of Rp. 10 million, Krispinus began working on an area of ​​8 acres near his house. With this capital, Krispinus Bifel uses it to buy seeds, fertilizers, and also spray medicines.  After that, Krispinus planted as many as 450 trees and about 3 months later, Krispinus began to harvest tomatoes with very many results. Krispinus sells tomatoes for Rp. 15,000 / kg. That way, the calculation of all the benefits of the Krispinus get every month reaching Rp. 10 million. The tomato harvest is sold to a number of traditional markets such as in Betun (the capital of Malaka Regency), Kefamenanu (capital of TTU Regency), and also Atambua (capital of Belu Regency). Agripina Kendjam as Chair of the Sinar Manekat Women's Farmer Group, said that the benefits of farming tomatoes can be harvested every day after the age of tomatoes is ready for harvest.