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1. 700 AD

   700 AD - The tomato can be traced back to the Aztecs around 700 AD. Europeans seem to have been introduced to the tomato when early explorers brought it back with them. The tomato was accepted in southern Europe but the farther north it moved the more people resisted it.The tomato can be traced back to the Aztecs around 700 AD. Europeans seem to have been introduced to the tomato when early explorers brought it back with them. The tomato was accepted in southern Europe but the farther north it moved the more people resisted it. Immigration from Europe to America seems to have been the driving force for the tomatoes acceptance as cultures and tastes blended. The tomato also was not regarded as a kitchen vegetable until preceding the Civil War ... Show moreShow less From Food for Thought! A daily dose of history, Where did it Originate?`,`,`,`,`,`,` - Related web pages askville.amazon.com/Food-Thought-daily-dose ...

2. 700 AD - From Peru, the tomato was brought north to Central America around 700 AD, where it was domesticated. Ancient Aztec writings mention dishes of tomatoes, peppers and salt. Tomatoes of the species Lycopersicon esculentum cerasiforme were widely cultivated ...From Peru, the tomato was brought north to Central America around 700 AD, where it was domesticated. Ancient Aztec writings mention dishes of tomatoes, peppers and salt. Tomatoes of the species Lycopersicon esculentum cerasiforme were widely cultivated throughout Central America when the first Conquistadors arrived in the 1500s. This species is thought to be the direct ancestor of cultivated tomatoes. In fact, it still grows wild in Central America, producing small ... Show moreShow less From Mass Agriculture in the Classroom - Related web pages www.umass.edu/umext/mac/Newsletters/spring2003.htm

3. 1492

   1492 - Although Italians arrived early to the new world, beginning with Christopher Columbus in 1492, and continuing withs use the term "gravy" to refer to pasta sauce (usually tomato sauceTomato sauce is a condiment made with tomatoes and sometimes also ham, onions ...Many, although proud of their heritage, prefer to be referred to simply as " American. Although Italians arrived early to the new world, beginning with Christopher Columbus in 1492, and continuing withs use the term "gravy" to refer to pasta sauce (usually tomato sauceTomato sauce is a condiment made with tomatoes and sometimes also ham, onions, basil, salt, oil, garlic and various spices. A few tomatoes are broiled, skinned and mixed with a small amount of chopped ham, onion ... Show moreShow less From Gravy Meat Sauce Juices Cooked Thickened Added Mixture American www.economicexpert.com/a/Gravy.htm

4. 1519

   1519 - The Deadly Tomato: Pasta existed for thousands of years before anyone ever thought to put tomato sauce on it. The Spanish explorer Cortez brought tomatoes back to Europe from Mexico in 1519. Even then, almost 200 years passed before spaghetti with tomato ...The Deadly Tomato: Pasta existed for thousands of years before anyone ever thought to put tomato sauce on it. The Spanish explorer Cortez brought tomatoes back to Europe from Mexico in 1519. Even then, almost 200 years passed before spaghetti with tomato sauce made its way into Italian kitchens and that was because tomatoes were once thought to be poisonous. Italian National Food? According to the National Pasta Association, Americans consume about 20 pounds of pasta ... Show moreShow less From Menuism: 10 Things to Know About Pasta | Facebook - Related web pages www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=152966733282

5. 1522

   1522 - In 1522, Spanish explorers brought a new fruit to Italy: tomatoes. At first people thought tomatoes were poisonous. It took about 150 years before people realized they were edible — and delicious. The people of Naples especially enjoyed growing and cooking ...In 1522, Spanish explorers brought a new fruit to Italy: tomatoes. At first people thought tomatoes were poisonous. It took about 150 years before people realized they were edible — and delicious. The people of Naples especially enjoyed growing and cooking with tomatoes. Tomatoes became a staple of the Neapolitan diet — and of Neapolitan pizzas. Show moreShow less From PIZZA'S PAST. -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia - Related web pages www.britannica.com/bps/additionalcontent/18 ...

6. 1544

   1544 - A brief history of the tomato The tomato originally comes from South America. It appeared in France for the first time in 1544. It was used first of all to make medicine, or for decorative purposes, then later for cooking. The first tomatoes were really small.A brief history of the tomato The tomato originally comes from South America. It appeared in France for the first time in 1544. It was used first of all to make medicine, or for decorative purposes, then later for cooking. The first tomatoes were really small. They were no larger than cherries. 300 years later, the Italians managed to create big tomatoes like the ones we eat today. Show moreShow less From Yummy-Toonies : The tomato « yummy-toonies - Related web pages www.yummy-toonies.com/?page_id=294

7. 1554

   1554 - It is said that the first tomato seen in Italy in 1554 was yellow and the size of a cherry. It was considered a curiosity and used as an ornamental plant rather than in the kitchen. Antonio Carluccio in his book " Complete Italian Food" tells us" in Italy the ...The Italians described the tomato as pomo d'oro or golden apple spelled today as pomodoro. It is said that the first tomato seen in Italy in 1554 was yellow and the size of a cherry. It was considered a curiosity and used as an ornamental plant rather than in the kitchen. Antonio Carluccio in his book " Complete Italian Food" tells us" in Italy the first appearance of the tomato in cooking was recorded in a book by Vincenzo Corrado, 'Cuoco Galante' ( the gallant cook) in ... Show moreShow less From Red Jewel Tomato Jam debuts for Christmas gifts - Related web pages www.examiner.com/sitemaps/x-11464-Portland ...

8. 1571

   1571 - This combination was subsequently called "salsa" by Alonso de Molina in 1571." ---Souper Tomatoes: The Story of America's Favorite Food, Andrew F.Smith (p.Sahagun was the first European to make written note of "tomates." According to Sahagun, Aztec lords combined them with chile peppers and ground squash seeds and consumed them mainly as a condiment served on turkey, venison, lobster, and fish. This combination was subsequently called "salsa" by Alonso de Molina in 1571." ---Souper Tomatoes: The Story of America's Favorite Food, Andrew F.Smith (p. Show moreShow less From Food Timeline--Mexican and TexMex food history - Related web pages www.foodtimeline.org/foodmexican.html

9. 1595

   1595 - The English word tomato comes from the Spanish tomatl, first appearing in print in 1595. A member of the deadly nightshade family, tomatoes were erroneously thought to be poisonous (although the leaves are poisonous) by Europeans who were suspicious of their ...The English word tomato comes from the Spanish tomatl, first appearing in print in 1595. A member of the deadly nightshade family, tomatoes were erroneously thought to be poisonous (although the leaves are poisonous) by Europeans who were suspicious of their bright, shiny fruit. Native versions were small, like cherry tomatoes, and most likely yellow rather than red. Show moreShow less From Tomato History - The history of tomatoes as food. - Related web pages homecooking.about.com/od/foodhistory/a ...

10. 1692

    1692 - In 1692 the tomato shows up in a Naples cookbook, however, the author was apparently copying some Spanish recipes. After that, the tomato was pretty much useless for 100s of years as Europeans and Americans thought tomatoes were poisonous so tomatoes were ...In 1692 the tomato shows up in a Naples cookbook, however, the author was apparently copying some Spanish recipes. After that, the tomato was pretty much useless for 100s of years as Europeans and Americans thought tomatoes were poisonous so tomatoes were nothing more than decoration pieces until the 17th or 18th century. Show moreShow less From Delicious tomatos - www.enjoygoodies.com - San Marzano 800g - Related web pages www.enjoygoodies.com/san-marzano-800g-p-100.html

11. 1710

    1710 - The first time tomatoes were believed have been grown in North America was in 1710 when William Salmon first saw them in South Carolina – probably via the Caribbean and Thomas Jefferson, who ate tomatoes in Paris, sent some seeds back to America. According ...The first time tomatoes were believed have been grown in North America was in 1710 when William Salmon first saw them in South Carolina – probably via the Caribbean and Thomas Jefferson, who ate tomatoes in Paris, sent some seeds back to America. According to the UN Food and Agricultural Organisation the top tomato producers, in order, are ... Show moreShow less From Totally Tomatoes | Just Food Now - Related web pages www.justfoodnow.com/2009/08/20/totally-tomatoes/

12. 1770

    1770 - The story goes that the first seed of the San Marzano tomato came to Campania in 1770, as a gift from the Kingdom of Peru to the Kingdom of Naples, and that marinara ma·ri·na·ra.Dried egg pappardelle have straight sides. , but I also love these spiral-shaped noodles, done expertly with both hot and sweet sausage and San Marzano tomato San Marzano tomatoes, a variety of plum tomatoes, are considered by many chefs to be the best sauce tomatoes in the world. The story goes that the first seed of the San Marzano tomato came to Campania in 1770, as a gift from the Kingdom of Peru to the Kingdom of Naples, and that marinara ma·ri·na·ra. Show moreShow less From Max's Picks: March 2007 - Free Online Library - Related web pages www.thefreelibrary.com/Max's+Picks ...

13. 1781

    1781 - Many sources note that tomatoes originated in the New World; The Food Timeline indicates that tomatoes were introduced to the New World in 1781. The Food Timeline indicates that strawberries and raspberries were available in the 1st century in Europe; other sources ... From Education World ® Lesson Planning: Where Did Foods Originate? (Foods … - Related web pages www.educationworld.com/a_lesson/03/lp325-03.shtml

14. 1809

    1809 - Thomas Jefferson was a pioneer in growing tomatoes, beginning in 1809. He grew large ribbed "Spanish" tomatoes. Jefferson's daughters left numerous recipes that involved tomatoes, including gumbo soups, cayenne-spiced tomato soup, green tomato pickles, tomato preserves, and ... From Tomato - Definition www.wordiq.com/definition/Tomato

15. 1812

    1812 - This same fear persisted among colonists in the United States until the early 19th century; but in 1812, the Creoles in New Orleans put their cooking on the map with their tomato-enhanced gumbos and jambalayas. The people of Maine quickly followed suit ...The French called it “The Apple of Love,” the Germans “The Apple of Paradise;” but the British, while admiring its brilliant red color, disclaimed the tomato as a food--they believed it was poisonous. This same fear persisted among colonists in the United States until the early 19th century; but in 1812, the Creoles in New Orleans put their cooking on the map with their tomato-enhanced gumbos and jambalayas. The people of Maine quickly followed suit, combining fresh ... Show moreShow less From Growing Tomatoes the-office.com/bedtime-story/growingtomatoes.htm

16. 1820

    1820 - Although Thomas Jefferson served tomatoes with French fries at Monticello, the poison tomato myth was (according to an old farm journal) finally dispelled by Colonel Robert Gibbon Johnson who ate a bushel of tomatoes in front of the Boston courthouse in 1820.Tomatoes are fruit, used like vegetables (there's no botanical classification of vegetable). Although Thomas Jefferson served tomatoes with French fries at Monticello, the poison tomato myth was (according to an old farm journal) finally dispelled by Colonel Robert Gibbon Johnson who ate a bushel of tomatoes in front of the Boston courthouse in 1820. Who Can HelpSponsored Find Lawn Care Services Here. Compare Up to 4 Quotes, Free Service & No Obligation. Show moreShow less From About Tomato Plants | eHow.com - Related web pages www.ehow.com/about_4573921_tomato-plants.html

17. 1820 - And a crowning achievement in my estimation – in 1820, Landreth introduced the tomato. Think how many foods you eat that have tomatoes in them! Spaghetti sauce , pizza sauce, ketchup, salad tomatoes, sliced tomatoes on sandwiches… the list could go on and on. It's ...And a crowning achievement in my estimation – in 1820, Landreth introduced the tomato. Think how many foods you eat that have tomatoes in them! Spaghetti sauce , pizza sauce, ketchup, salad tomatoes, sliced tomatoes on sandwiches… the list could go on and on. It's hard to believe people first thought tomatoes were poisonous! They have about 85 different kind of tomatoes now, with some great heirloom varieties like Brandywine. Brandywine Tomato from Landreth Seed Co ... Show moreShow less From Happy 226th Birthday D. Landreth Seed Company! - Related web pages www.ruralramblings.com/happy-226th-birthday ...

18. Jun 28, 1820 - June 28, 1820 Robert Gibbon Johnson proved that tomatoes were not poisonous when he ate two tomatoes in front of a large crowd on the steps of the courthouse in Salem, New Jersey. At the time in the US, tomatoes were believed to be poisonous because of their ...June 28, 1820 Robert Gibbon Johnson proved that tomatoes were not poisonous when he ate two tomatoes in front of a large crowd on the steps of the courthouse in Salem, New Jersey. At the time in the US, tomatoes were believed to be poisonous because of their relationship with some wild plants of the nightshade family that produce toxic berries. More on this South American fruit http://members.aol .com/rbi82/randy/tomato.html#intro. Show moreShow less From history6 - Related web pages www.qsl.net/n0fyt/history6.htm

19. Sep 26, 1820 - To prove to the locals that tomatoes were edible, he announced that on September 26, 1820, he would stand on the steps of the Salem County Courthouse and consume a basket of tomatoes in front of anyone who cared to come and watch him do it. Rumor has it that ...Naturally, he met with heated resistance from farmers who thought that tomatoes were poisonous and the Colonel was crazy. To prove to the locals that tomatoes were edible, he announced that on September 26, 1820, he would stand on the steps of the Salem County Courthouse and consume a basket of tomatoes in front of anyone who cared to come and watch him do it. Rumor has it that thousands gathered at the courthouse to watch the Colonial drop dead and were astounded when he ... Show moreShow less From Scott McCloud | Journal » Archive » Why?? - Related web pages scottmccloud.com/2010/02/18/why/

20. 1830

    Sep 26, 1830 - The Colonel ate tomatoes publicly on the courthouse steps in Salem, New Jersey, on September 26, 1830. Although the roots of this fruit go way back to pre-Inca times, when tomatoes grew wild, tomatoes were long believed to be poisonous like other fruits in the ...The Colonel ate tomatoes publicly on the courthouse steps in Salem, New Jersey, on September 26, 1830. Although the roots of this fruit go way back to pre-Inca times, when tomatoes grew wild, tomatoes were long believed to be poisonous like other fruits in the nightshade family. Spanish explorers took tomatoes to Europe , but northern countries grew them for decoration and disparaged them as food. After the Colonel's display, chefs began experimenting with tomatoes in sauces ... Show moreShow less From Eras of Elegance - Daily Life in the Regency Era - Related web pages www.erasofelegance.com/history/regencylife.html

21. 1839

    1839 - Then in 1839, peasants in Italy fell on hard times again. Explorers had brought the tomato plant back from the Americas, so there were these tomato plants growing here and there and producing fruit. Up until this point, everybody thought tomatoes were poisonous ...Then in 1839, peasants in Italy fell on hard times again. Explorers had brought the tomato plant back from the Americas, so there were these tomato plants growing here and there and producing fruit. Up until this point, everybody thought tomatoes were poisonous because they are, after all, a member of the nightshade family. Show moreShow less From The Daily Apple: Apple #337: The Fork, Italy, and Pasta - Related web pages dailyapple.blogspot.com/2008/08/apple-337-fork ...

22. 1847

    1847 - The first tomato was commercially canned in 1847. The average yield of salable fruit for the United States is probably around 6000 pounds per acre, but a not at all exceptional yield is 30000 to 40000 pounds. Over 500 varieties of tomatoes are known to ...An English herbalist says tomatoes were used in hot countries "to cool and quench the heat and thirst of their hot stomaches." The first tomato was commercially canned in 1847. The average yield of salable fruit for the United States is probably around 6000 pounds per acre, but a not at all exceptional yield is 30000 to 40000 pounds. Over 500 varieties of tomatoes are known to the American trade at present, whereas fifty years age there were a dozen or so. Show moreShow less From Leaflets - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=fQpVAAAAMAAJ&pg=RA1 ...

23. 1869

    1869 - The popularity of the tomato in America is closely tied to the growth of the commercial canning industry. The Campbell's factory, which opened in 1869, needed a large commercial crop to process its soup. Although tomatoes were grown in Thomas fefferson's garden ...The popularity of the tomato in America is closely tied to the growth of the commercial canning industry. The Campbell's factory, which opened in 1869, needed a large commercial crop to process its soup. Although tomatoes were grown in Thomas fefferson's garden, and instructions for preserving tomatoes can be found in one colonial cookbook, creative tomato cookery didn't really blossom until the late 19th and early 20th centuries. TOMATO AND ARTICHOKE PASTA ... Show moreShow less From The Totally Tomato Cookbook - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=GgRHAjuZeN0C&pg=PA31 ...

24. 1870

    1870 - But in 1870, Reynoldsburg resident, Alexander W. Livingston, introduced something new in the tomato world: a variety that could be grown commercially with confidence about the results. This was the Paragon: the world's first commercially viable tomato.This community claims to be the birthplace of the tomato, which isn't quite true because tomatoes have been eaten in the Americas since the time of the Aztecs. But in 1870, Reynoldsburg resident, Alexander W. Livingston, introduced something new in the tomato world: a variety that could be grown commercially with confidence about the results. This was the Paragon: the world's first commercially viable tomato. Show moreShow less From OH 7004 - Related web pages www.roadmuseum.org/oh_7004.htm

25. 1883

    Mar 3, 1883 - However, Tim, you neglected the context, and this key bit, “The holding of the case applies only to the interpretation of the Tariff Act of March 3, 1883, and the court did not purport to reclassify the tomato for botanical or other purposes other than paying a ...However, Tim, you neglected the context, and this key bit, “The holding of the case applies only to the interpretation of the Tariff Act of March 3, 1883, and the court did not purport to reclassify the tomato for botanical or other purposes other than paying a tax under a tariff act.” So the tomato was safe from the tariff on veggies. And, added benefit, when asked by health-conscious nagging women, one can say - legally, if not botanically - “yes, I've eaten my vegetables ... Show moreShow less From Duckabush Blog » Blog Archive » Captain America, Held for Ransom www.edgren.com/wordpress/2008/05/03/captain ...

26. 1885

    1885 - This special strain of Red Brandywine comes from Chester County, Pennsylvania, where it originated in 1885. It produces medium-sized, 8 to 12 oz. round, smooth red fruit that are juicy and loaded with intense tomato flavor. This foliage is shaped like a ...This special strain of Red Brandywine comes from Chester County, Pennsylvania, where it originated in 1885. It produces medium-sized, 8 to 12 oz. round, smooth red fruit that are juicy and loaded with intense tomato flavor. This foliage is shaped like a regular tomato leaf. Expect high yields of this very flavorful tomato. In our garden last year, I actually liked this one better than the pink variety, it produced more tomatoes. and prettier tomatoes Indeterminate. Show moreShow less From heirloom - Related web pages www.thetomatolady.com/pages/heirloom.html

27. 1887

    Feb 4, 1887 - "Are tomatoes a fruit or a vegetable? Ponder that--and that's exactly what the Supreme Court did on February 4, 1887 when tomatoes were elevated to the highest perch in the land, the United States Supreme Court. It's hard to imagine that tomatoes were the ..."Are tomatoes a fruit or a vegetable? Ponder that--and that's exactly what the Supreme Court did on February 4, 1887 when tomatoes were elevated to the highest perch in the land, the United States Supreme Court. It's hard to imagine that tomatoes were the subject of a Supreme Court decision that officially labelled them a vegetable." Show moreShow less From Quiz Ten - Related web pages www.mwillett.org/Quiz/quiz10a.htm

28. 1889

    1889 - The addition of tomatoes was likely the work of Italian and Portuguese immigrants, and a chef from New York's legendary Delmonico's restaurant published a recipe for a tomato-laced chowder in 1889. New Englanders, staunchly loyal to their milky version, dubbed ...The addition of tomatoes was likely the work of Italian and Portuguese immigrants, and a chef from New York's legendary Delmonico's restaurant published a recipe for a tomato-laced chowder in 1889. New Englanders, staunchly loyal to their milky version, dubbed it "Manhattan Clam Chowder" — to them, tomato chowders were a heresy and associating anything with New York was pejorative. Show moreShow less From Cookcabulary - food words starting with c - Relish - Related web pages www.relishmag.com/cookcabulary/c.html

29. 1893

    1893 - In 1893, a case went before the US Supreme Court about importing tomatoes from the West Indies. Fruits could be imported tax-free, vegetables couldn't. Since tomatoes were eaten with main dishes and not as desserts, the Court ruled them to be a vegetable.A tomato is a fruit, but it is legally known as a vegetable. In 1893, a case went before the US Supreme Court about importing tomatoes from the West Indies. Fruits could be imported tax-free, vegetables couldn't. Since tomatoes were eaten with main dishes and not as desserts, the Court ruled them to be a vegetable. There are more than 1000 varieties of tomatoes currently being grown in the US The average American eats 13 pounds of tomatoes a year (plus 20 pounds a year ... Show moreShow less From SecretGarden ... Gardening Trivia - Related web pages www.shelsgarden.com/trivia.html

30. 1893 - I especially wanted a fu... Wisconsin State Flower - Wood Violet Wisconsin State Flower - Wood Violet Setting the trend for a state flower symbol originated in Chicago in 1893, at the World's Columbian... Garden Fresh Tomato Recipes Garden Fresh Tomato ...I made this page to introduce you to my NEW Spring Tulip Designs on Zazzle. I especially wanted a fu... Wisconsin State Flower - Wood Violet Wisconsin State Flower - Wood Violet Setting the trend for a state flower symbol originated in Chicago in 1893, at the World's Columbian... Garden Fresh Tomato Recipes Garden Fresh Tomato Recipes I love growing tomatoes. They are one of the easiest plants to grow. Every spring we plant tomatoes,... Happy National Zucchini ... Show moreShow less From Passion of Tulips - Related web pages www.squidoo.com/tulip-flowers

31. 1893 - The year 1893 was prolific in new tomatoes. It is impossible to make an extended report upon the tomato experiments of the year at this time, but the following brief running notes of the newer varieties may be of value: >. Aristocrat Dwarf (Livingston). Habit of ...The year 1893 was prolific in new tomatoes. It is impossible to make an extended report upon the tomato experiments of the year at this time, but the following brief running notes of the newer varieties may be of value: >. Aristocrat Dwarf (Livingston). Habit of Dwarf Champion. Fruits red, small but very even and uniform and round, solid and attractive. Apparently a valuable amateur variety. Baltimore Prize Taker (Landreth). A purple tomato of medium size, round and smooth. Show moreShow less From Annual Report - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=ZOFIAAAAMAAJ&pg ...

32. 1899

    1899 - The Japanese word kagome describes the weave pattern in vegetable baskets that were traditionally used to harvest tomatoes in Japan. Founded in 1899, by Ichitaro Kanie, a Japanese pioneer in tomato cultivation, Kagome has grown to become the largest producer of ...The Japanese word kagome describes the weave pattern in vegetable baskets that were traditionally used to harvest tomatoes in Japan. Founded in 1899, by Ichitaro Kanie, a Japanese pioneer in tomato cultivation, Kagome has grown to become the largest producer of tomato and other vegetable products in Japan. Today, Kagome has established itself in the United States to enhance the health of Americans by combining the ancient wisdom of Japanese concepts like harmony and balance ... Show moreShow less From A Japanese Vegetable Garden in a Bottle | Market Wire | Find Articles at … - Related web pages findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_pwwi ...

33. 1904

    Jul 19, 1904 - The declaration in substance states that on the 19th of July, 1904, the defendants were common carriers of goods for hire from Baltimore City to divers places in the United States and Canada; that on this date the plaintiff delivered to them, as such carriers ...The declaration in substance states that on the 19th of July, 1904, the defendants were common carriers of goods for hire from Baltimore City to divers places in the United States and Canada; that on this date the plaintiff delivered to them, as such carriers, four hundred and seventy-nine crates of tomatoes, of the aggregate value of nine hundred and fifty- eight dollars, to be carried in a refrigerator-car from Baltimore to Montreal, Canada, and there to be delivered to JR ... Show moreShow less From The American State Reports - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=Zxw8AAAAIAAJ&pg ...

34. 1905

    May 2, 1905 - May 2, 1905. To-day we transplanted the rest of the tomatoes into the small pots . There were sixteen plants transplanted. This , is a picture as it is to-day: - ^f&kjg- The long leaves are the first leaves and the others are ^51 HS the. ones that have grown ...May 2, 1905. To-day we transplanted the rest of the tomatoes into the small pots . There were sixteen plants transplanted. This , is a picture as it is to-day: - ^f&kjg- The long leaves are the first leaves and the others are ^51 HS the. ones that have grown since the first had spread. ^LjLe-^ There are two first leaves and quite a few others. The '^jf^~~^ last leaves are jagged and the first are smooth around the ' *" edge. Show moreShow less From Gardens and Their Meaning - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=FK01AAAAMAAJ&pg ...

35. 1908

    Nov 27, 1908 - Aredoubtful canned tomatoes and ral sins being served to Chicago youngsters In their public school. The question Is troubling school officials ... Well said President Schneider In a low tone that the newspaper men were rot sup posed to overhear tomatoes raisins and currants are apt to ... From CANNED TOMATOES QUESTION TROUBLES SCHOOL OFFICIALS. - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/chicagotribune/access ...

36. 1909

    Apr 27, 1909 - and then Ill have some riding around the country to do O but won t I make old Strong jump before I am through with blurIn planning for the canneryIr Strong had called uPOn most of the farmers and had informed them pompously that thereafter to would buy their tomatoes at the market ... From LOVE, TOMATOES AND FINANCE - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/boston/access/706557092 ...

37. 1910

    1910 - Mr. Dobashi, who arrived on the tract in 1910, at one time had the area where the Country Club now stands planted in tomatoes. He had several patches of tomatoes and peas inter set in young groves on the tract also. He took his produce to the market in Los Angeles with team ... From Yorba Linda - Its History: Chapter 4 - The Pioneers - Related web pages www.yorbalindahistory.org/gsdl/cgi-bin/library ...

38. 1911

    Mar 30, 1911 - March 30, 1911, in which to pack and ship all tomatoes that should thereafter become ripe, the plaintiff's force had become so disorganized that the plaintiff was not able to pack and ship all the tomatoes thus f>ecoming ripe, nnd that thereby, to wit, thirteen ...March 30, 1911, in which to pack and ship all tomatoes that should thereafter become ripe, the plaintiff's force had become so disorganized that the plaintiff was not able to pack and ship all the tomatoes thus f>ecoming ripe, nnd that thereby, to wit, thirteen thousand (13.000) crates of tomatoes became overripe and unfit for shipment and spoiled in the field of the plaintiff; that by reason of the fact that the plaintiff was unable to pick from the fields snch tomatoes as ... Show moreShow less From The Southern Reporter - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=EEgLAAAAYAAJ&pg ...

39. 1913

    Feb 20, 1913 - Canning tomatoes at Iiome and in club work: 1, Canned tomatoes, catchup, chow- chow, etc., by JF Breazeale; 2, Canning tomatoes in clubs and for market, by OH Benson. Feb. 20, 1913, reprinted without change, Aug. 1915. 36 p. From Full text of "Monthly catalog of United States Government publications" - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream ...

40. 1918

    1918 - 3. The partnership was formed in 1918. Its members had had no experience in the canning of tomatoes. It purchased tomatoes from the farmers of the eastern shore of Virginia who were located not far from its plant. The services of a man familiar with the process of canning ... From Decisions of the War Department Board of Contract Adjustments - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=MGY9AAAAIAAJ&pg ...

41. 1922

    Dec 19, 1922 - On December 19, 1922, a meeting of the board was held in Washing- ton to pass on the exclusion under these quarantine provisions of certain products being imported into the United States from the West Indies and Mexico. It was feared by the growers of the ...On December 19, 1922, a meeting of the board was held in Washing- ton to pass on the exclusion under these quarantine provisions of certain products being imported into the United States from the West Indies and Mexico. It was feared by the growers of the West Coast that tomatoes would also be excluded, and a great deal of pro- test against any such proposed measure was made, it being claimed that no new diseases affecting tomatoes had developed in Mexico different from ... Show moreShow less From Full text of "Mexican west coast and Lower California: a commercial and … - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream ...

42. 1923

    1923 - A popular heirloom tomato introduced in Illinois in 1923 by the Buckbee Seed Co. These organic tomato seeds produce brilliant red, round, medium-sized, 12 oz. tomatoes in clusters up to 9. A good disease resistant tomato. Delicious, rich, slightly acidic ...A popular heirloom tomato introduced in Illinois in 1923 by the Buckbee Seed Co. These organic tomato seeds produce brilliant red, round, medium-sized, 12 oz. tomatoes in clusters up to 9. A good disease resistant tomato. Delicious, rich, slightly acidic tomato flavors. You'll want to grow these tomato seeds year after year. Show moreShow less From Heirloom Tomato Seeds - Organic Heirloom Tomatoes from TomatoFest - Related web pages store.tomatofest.com/Heirloom_Tomato_Seeds_s/1.htm

43. 1928

    1928 - So, Bro Near supplied 'ripe' tomatoes from his farm for the refreshment table. The following spring of 1928, Alamo visited Live Oak. The exchange of visits was popular from the start and they have continued without a break to this day. It is believed that this ...So, Bro Near supplied 'ripe' tomatoes from his farm for the refreshment table. The following spring of 1928, Alamo visited Live Oak. The exchange of visits was popular from the start and they have continued without a break to this day. It is believed that this visitation tradition is the longest running exchange in the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of California. Furthermore, those ripe tomatoes made a big hit and have continued to form the principal part of the menu on ... Show moreShow less From A Short History of Orinda Lodge | Orinda Lodge № 122 | Orinda, … - Related web pages orindalodge.org/lodge_history.php

44. 1929

    Apr 1, 1929 - Hard economic times and no child labor laws found Midge and her three older siblings working summers alongside their mother at John Freeman's tomato canning factory — where, in order to pack tomatoes, on box crates she stood. April 1, 1929, she and her family ...Hard economic times and no child labor laws found Midge and her three older siblings working summers alongside their mother at John Freeman's tomato canning factory — where, in order to pack tomatoes, on box crates she stood. April 1, 1929, she and her family began a 17 day trek to Colorado, settling in Cortez on south Chestnut. She attended Cortez Schools. Show moreShow less From TimesCall.com Obituary-GOLDSWORTHY, Billie Pauline 'Midge' - Related web pages www.timescall.com/obituaries/obituary-story ...

45. 1934

    1934 - Attractive, old-time favorite Rutgers was originally introduced in 1934. Plant produces good yields of heavy walled 7 oz size bright red tomatoes that ripen evenly from inside out. Tomatoes have full-bodied flavor and average six ounces, are globular, slightly ...Attractive, old-time favorite Rutgers was originally introduced in 1934. Plant produces good yields of heavy walled 7 oz size bright red tomatoes that ripen evenly from inside out. Tomatoes have full-bodied flavor and average six ounces, are globular, slightly flattened with smooth, thick walls that are crack resistant. Rutgers is an all purpose tomato. Good for slicing and cooking it's also excellent for sauce and paste. Rutgers is also a good variety for canning or freezing. Show moreShow less From Homegrown Harvest Tomatoes - Related web pages homegrown-harvest.com/tomatoes.html

46. 1937

    1937 - 5. For example, the volume of tomato paste and canned tomatoes produced in Italy reached almost 300 million pounds in 1937, making Italy second only to the United States in volume produced. Although the regime promised to reserve the domestic supply of food ...5. For example, the volume of tomato paste and canned tomatoes produced in Italy reached almost 300 million pounds in 1937, making Italy second only to the United States in volume produced. Although the regime promised to reserve the domestic supply of food for Italians in order to make economic self-sufficiency work, over 85 percent of canned tomatoes and over 34 percent of tomato paste were exported that year, primarily to the United States and to the United Kingdom. Show moreShow less From Garlic and Oil - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=ijGHZ7YqE_8C&pg ...

47. 1938

    Nov 1938 - Black and white photo of a Mexican migrant woman harvesting tomatoes, Santa Clara Valley, California, November 1938. Tags: agriculture, dorothea lange, farm security administration, farmer, farmers, fsa, harvest, harvesting, harvesting tomato, lange dorothea ...Black and white photo of a Mexican migrant woman harvesting tomatoes, Santa Clara Valley, California, November 1938. Tags: agriculture, dorothea lange, farm security administration, farmer, farmers, fsa, harvest, harvesting, harvesting tomato, lange dorothea, latin american woman, latin woman, mexican, mexican migrant woman, mexican migrant worker, mexican woman, migrant, migrant worker, migrant workers, migrants, office of war information, one woman, owi, people, person ... Show moreShow less From Mexican Migrant Woman Harvesting Tomatoes | #3055 by JVPD | … - Related web pages www.imageenvision.com/historic/3055-mexican ...

48. 1939

    1939 - The addition of tomatoes sparked controversy and heated the floor of the General Assembly. Supposedly, in 1939, a bill was introduced to the Maine legislature making it a statutory and culinary offence to introduce tomatoes into the conventional chowder recipe.Tomato-based clam chowders originated because of the popularity of tomatoes in the cuisine of Italians in New York and the Portuguese fishing communities of Rhode Island. The addition of tomatoes sparked controversy and heated the floor of the General Assembly. Supposedly, in 1939, a bill was introduced to the Maine legislature making it a statutory and culinary offence to introduce tomatoes into the conventional chowder recipe. Fortunately, we have progressed beyond the ... Show moreShow less From Food for Thought | www.oceancitytoday.net | Ocean City Today - Related web pages www.oceancitytoday.net/news/2009/0807 ...

49. 1941

    1941 - The social research organisation Mass Observation surveyed food queues at Shotley Bridge in County Durham in 1941. The report noted that "the most important factor in the everyday life of housewives is queues". Housewives made regular trips, not just to ...The social research organisation Mass Observation surveyed food queues at Shotley Bridge in County Durham in 1941. The report noted that "the most important factor in the everyday life of housewives is queues". Housewives made regular trips, not just to Shotley, but neighbouring Consett with the intention of joining any queue "to see what they can get".Mass Observation reported a queue of 100 women and one man for tomatoes and new potatoes in Shotley on a Saturday ... Show moreShow less From Article: So, were you being served? - The Northern Echo | HighBeam … - Related web pages www.highbeam.com/doc/1P2-10297928.html?refid ...

50. 1942

    1942 - Founded in 1942, the privately held, family-owned and -operated company has a one-track mind. "We're focused on tomatoes," Reichart says. "We're driven to make the freshest, best-tasting tomatoes in the world, and everyone is real proud of it. The people at Red Gold enjoy the ... From … grow in a sluggish economy. (Regional Report: East-Central).(Tomato pr - Related web pages www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-106170918.html?refid ...

51. 1943

    1943 - A medium, large round and slightly flattened bright yellow tomato introduced in Philadelphia, USA in 1943. Fruits have a smooth meaty interior and a very mild flavor. It's less acid and higher in vitamins A and C than most tomatoes. Makes attractive plate of ...A medium, large round and slightly flattened bright yellow tomato introduced in Philadelphia, USA in 1943. Fruits have a smooth meaty interior and a very mild flavor. It's less acid and higher in vitamins A and C than most tomatoes. Makes attractive plate of slice tomatoes when you mix them with red tomatoes and is perfect for making unusual, but delicious, tomato juice. An easy variety to manage. Show moreShow less From … JUBILEE ORGANIC HEIRLOOM TOMATO SEEDS (item 130375249990 … - Related web pages cgi.ebay.com.sg/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item ...

52. 1944

    1944 - Fannie Flagg wrote "Fried Green Tomatoes".. Fannie Flagg was born Patricia Neal in Alabama in 1944. I remember she was one of my favorites on the game shows I'd watch as a child, and then when I saw "Fried Green Tomatoes", I couldn't believe it was the ...That Fannie Flagg wrote "Steel Magnolias". Fannie Flagg wrote "Fried Green Tomatoes".. Fannie Flagg was born Patricia Neal in Alabama in 1944. I remember she was one of my favorites on the game shows I'd watch as a child, and then when I saw "Fried Green Tomatoes", I couldn't believe it was the same person. Seriously though, how many Fannie Flaggs could there be? "Steel Magnolias" was written by Robert Harling. I hope you enjoyed this quiz. I got most of my ... Show moreShow less From It's All About Patricia - Fun Facts, Questions, Answers, Information - Related web pages www.funtrivia.com/en/subtopics/Its-All-About ...

53. 1945

    1945 - guys started lobbing tomatoes at an out-of-tune street musician in 1945. Within minutes passersby joined in the mayhem, and the scene took on the look of a Mack Sennett pie-throwing orgy. Everyone had so much fun, the town fathers decided to make it an annual ...guys started lobbing tomatoes at an out-of-tune street musician in 1945. Within minutes passersby joined in the mayhem, and the scene took on the look of a Mack Sennett pie-throwing orgy. Everyone had so much fun, the town fathers decided to make it an annual event. The mammoth food fight is preceded by a week of music, parades, street dancing, wild partying, and fireworks. On the morning of La Tomatina, participants assemble in the center of town to await the arrival of a ... Show moreShow less From What Were They Thinking? - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=OCONi-jjrnsC&pg ...

54. 1946

    1946 - For Pete Pappas & Sons, the big break came just after the war, in 1946. Tomatoes were scarce, but the company managed to snap up a "distressed" load of chilled ones for next to nothing. For three successive days, a local peddler bought large amounts of them. On ...For Pete Pappas & Sons, the big break came just after the war, in 1946. Tomatoes were scarce, but the company managed to snap up a "distressed" load of chilled ones for next to nothing. For three successive days, a local peddler bought large amounts of them. On the third day, George's brother, Gus, followed the buyer to Peoples Drug Stores, which was in turn buying the tomatoes for the big lunch-counter business it did in those days. Show moreShow less From Article: Hot Tomatoes - The Washington Post | HighBeam Research - … - Related web pages www.highbeam.com/doc/1P2-1016169.html?refid ...

55. 1948

    1948 - NAT FEINN & SONS - family owned produce business that started in 1948. Nat Feinn & Son, Central Valley Produce, San Joaquin Valley, fresno packers, food packers, vegetables, produce, Tomatoes, Roma Tomatoes, Cherry Tomatoes, loose, clamshell ...We ship year round to all areas of the United States, Canada, and Mexico. NAT FEINN & SONS - family owned produce business that started in 1948. Nat Feinn & Son, Central Valley Produce, San Joaquin Valley, fresno packers, food packers, vegetables, produce, Tomatoes, Roma Tomatoes, Cherry Tomatoes, loose, clamshell, Tomacito, fenn-way farms, el sol, Asian, Hispanic Vegetables. Show moreShow less From Feinn Son - Fresno, California 93721 - Related web pages www.ecarnegietech.com/businesses/354833-feinn ...

56. 1949

    1949 - Keith Eckel, 61, has spent more than five decades tending to the tomato fields first planted by his father in 1949, rising to become the state's largest grower and a major supplier of tomatoes to the Northeast. But with the government trying to stem the flow of ...Keith Eckel, 61, has spent more than five decades tending to the tomato fields first planted by his father in 1949, rising to become the state's largest grower and a major supplier of tomatoes to the Northeast. But with the government trying to stem the flow of illegal immigrants, it has become increasingly difficult for Eckel to get the farmworkers he needs. Eckel decided last month that he could not risk "putting over a million and a half dollars out there to grow a tomato ... Show moreShow less From Growers hope immigration debate gets more notice from candidates - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/sandiego/access ...

57. 1952

    Sep 25, 1952 - Stewed fresh tomatoes Cut peeled tomatoes into quarters and season with salt and pepper to taste Cook slowly until tomatoes are just tender Add ... Grilled tomatoes Allow 1 tomato per serving Cut tomatoes in half crosswise Season with salt freshly ground black pepper dot with butter or ... From Weekly Picture Recipe: Four Ways to Prepare Plentiful Tomatoes - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/chicagotribune/access ...

58. 1955

    Sep 8, 1955 - The affidavit further asserted that on September 8, 1955, harvesting operations were performed by three separate crews of tomato pickers, and stated that six of said minors picked tomatoes with one such crew under the supervision of Morris McCarty, and that three ...The affidavit further asserted that on September 8, 1955, harvesting operations were performed by three separate crews of tomato pickers, and stated that six of said minors picked tomatoes with one such crew under the supervision of Morris McCarty, and that three of said minors picked tomatoes with the second crew which was under the supervision of Arnold Spears, a foreman in the employ of defendants; that no persons under sixteen years of age were found working with the third ... Show moreShow less From 239 F.2d 721 - Related web pages bulk.resource.org/courts.gov/c/F2/239/239.F2d ...

59. 1956

    1956 - A specialty of Bradley County, pink tomatoes are celebrates each year when the tiny town of Warren throws the Bradley County Pink Tomato Festival. Since it first began in 1956, the festival has turned into a week-long affair drawing 30000 attendees ...A specialty of Bradley County, pink tomatoes are celebrates each year when the tiny town of Warren throws the Bradley County Pink Tomato Festival. Since it first began in 1956, the festival has turned into a week-long affair drawing 30000 attendees, including every Arkansas governor. The festival's most popular events? The tomato-eating contest and the All-Tomato Luncheon. Show moreShow less From Arkansas Food | arkansas-guide.info - Related web pages arkansas-guide.info/food/

60. 1960

    1960 - I'm still a bit puzzled, but I chatted about it to my dad, who migrated from southern Italy in 1960. According to him, my nonna only cooked with tomatoes once a week, for a Sunday lunch of pasta, with the rest of the meals being pasta with beans or lentils, or a ...I'm still a bit puzzled, but I chatted about it to my dad, who migrated from southern Italy in 1960. According to him, my nonna only cooked with tomatoes once a week, for a Sunday lunch of pasta, with the rest of the meals being pasta with beans or lentils, or a vegetable soup. Unfortunately most Italian cuisine now involves a tin of peeled tomatoes and regular flavourings of wine and cheese in almost every recipe, so that's a real challenge for us. Show moreShow less From FAILSAFE #61 - Related web pages www.fedupwithfoodadditives.info/newsletters ...

61. 1961

    1961 - Just after taking the interim President/CEO position at the California Tomato Growers Association, I found a collection of pictures of tomato harvesters taken when I was the Field Tech Coordinator for California Canners & Growers in 1961. There is even a ...Just after taking the interim President/CEO position at the California Tomato Growers Association, I found a collection of pictures of tomato harvesters taken when I was the Field Tech Coordinator for California Canners & Growers in 1961. There is even a picture of an FMC machine using lug boxes. My boss at the time was fond of saying, "You cannot take golf balls, paint them red, and run them through a rock crusher and call them tomatoes." He was a brilliant man, but ... Show moreShow less From NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2003 - Related web pages www.ctga.org/index.php?option=com_content&view ...

62. 1965

    1965 - Transa, founded in 1965, is a spanish company dedicated to tomato process. All products from fresh tomatoes are done, spray dried tomato cold break and hot break powder,tomato paste on there diferents... From lycopene wholesale, lycopene wholesalers company prices - Related web pages www.ec51.com/company-directory-0-lycopene.html

63. 1968

    1968 - The Ramapo F1 hybrid tomato was developed by NJAES in 1968. While it is one of the tastiest, juiciest mid- to late-season tomatoes for home growing, it was dropped from most seed catalogs because it was not as productive by volume as some other varieties ...The Ramapo F1 hybrid tomato was developed by NJAES in 1968. While it is one of the tastiest, juiciest mid- to late-season tomatoes for home growing, it was dropped from most seed catalogs because it was not as productive by volume as some other varieties favored by commercial growers. In testing, NJAES discovered that the Ramapo had superb old-fashioned tomato flavor, and is well suited to New Jersey home garden growing. At the time of writing, seeds are once again ... Show moreShow less From The Best Tomatoes to Plant in New Jersey | Garden Guides - Related web pages www.gardenguides.com/94794-tomatoes-plant-new ...

64. 1969

    Oct 9, 1969 - It is exactly forty years ago, on 9 October 1969, that the notorious Action Tomato took place. Tomatoes were hurled at the actors in the Stadsschouwburg in Amsterdam in protest against the fossilized theatre climate. The exhibition ' Theatre after Tomato', which opens in ... From Archive / Exhibitions / Theater Instituut Nederland / Home - Theater … - Related web pages www.theaterinstituut.nl/en/content/view/full/7570

65. 1972

    Aug 31, 1972 - Tomato salads at left and chicken in tomato sauce below were photographed at a tomato farm in Ventura ... Tomatoes picked red and ripe peeled or not as you prefer saltedsome prefer them lightly sugared or honeyed and eaten with no more embellishment spell gastro nomic bliss for natural ... From Honest-to-Goodness Ripe, Red Tomatoes Spell Taste Treat - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/639945792 ...

66. 1973

    1973 - Later in 1973, Ben-Aziz et al. confirmed the presence of apo-6′-lycopenal and apo-8′-lycopenal in raw tomatoes, indicating that these products are present in the unprocessed fruit as well. Recently, we observed apo-10′-, -12′-, and -14′- lycopenal (in addition ...Later in 1973, Ben-Aziz et al. confirmed the presence of apo-6′-lycopenal and apo-8′-lycopenal in raw tomatoes, indicating that these products are present in the unprocessed fruit as well. Recently, we observed apo-10′-, -12′-, and -14′- lycopenal (in addition to the previously reported apo-6′- and apo-8′-lycopenals) in raw tomatoes, watermelon, grapefruit, and tomato products (Kopec et al. 2008, 2009). Epoxide derivatives have also been reported in tomatoes. Show moreShow less From An Update on the Health Effects of Tomato Lycopene - Annual Review of … - Related web pages arjournals.annualreviews.org/doi/pdf/10.1146 ...

67. 1974

    1974 - In 1974, I was living in Portales, New Mexico, in an upstairs apartment next to an alley. The parking area was hard packed from years of parking. Using a pick, I dug out an eight by four section of that area and planted tomatoes. I grew big beef steak tomatoes ...In 1974, I was living in Portales, New Mexico, in an upstairs apartment next to an alley. The parking area was hard packed from years of parking. Using a pick, I dug out an eight by four section of that area and planted tomatoes. I grew big beef steak tomatoes and they were great. People driving by used to stop and stare at these big tomatoes growing out of a parking lot. Show moreShow less From Do you grow a garden? - Related web pages www.mahalo.com/answers/home-and-garden/do-you ...

68. 1975

    1975 - Initially, Robert "Bob" L. Meyer created Meyer Trucking as a means of transporting his harvested tomatoes from the field to the packing warehouse. In 1975, Meyer Trucking owned one truck and hired seven independent truck owners. Within 3 years Meyer Trucking ...Initially, Robert "Bob" L. Meyer created Meyer Trucking as a means of transporting his harvested tomatoes from the field to the packing warehouse. In 1975, Meyer Trucking owned one truck and hired seven independent truck owners. Within 3 years Meyer Trucking bought three more trucks, increasing its fleet to four diesel trucks, 26 sets of flat bed trailers, and 52 tomato gondolas. This increased flexibility enabled Bob to bring in his tomatoes on a timely basis. Show moreShow less From Meyer Trucking Online - Related web pages www.mecotrucking.com/overview.php

69. 1976

    Jan 1976 - Since the first crop was planted in January, 1976 (in the dead of winter) the greenhouse has yielded 130.000 longstemmed red and yellow roses, 26.000 pounds of tomatoes and 5.000 green peppers. Rotation crops included lettuce and snapdragons. All were ...The results so far have been encouraging and delicious. Since the first crop was planted in January, 1976 (in the dead of winter) the greenhouse has yielded 130.000 longstemmed red and yellow roses, 26.000 pounds of tomatoes and 5.000 green peppers. Rotation crops included lettuce and snapdragons. All were sold in the Twin Cities area 50 miles southeast of Becker — the flowers becoming bouquets and corsages and the tomatoes ending up on salads and sandwiches. Show moreShow less From Powei Co. Grows Tomatoes . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=UwU1AAAAIBAJ ...

70. 1977

    1977 - However, if Attack of the Killer Tomatoes is considered a defining moment in filmmaking, sometimes described as the worst movie ever made, its sequel was very different. In 1977, at a time when audiences were starting to really enjoy not only how good a real ...However, if Attack of the Killer Tomatoes is considered a defining moment in filmmaking, sometimes described as the worst movie ever made, its sequel was very different. In 1977, at a time when audiences were starting to really enjoy not only how good a real spoof movie could be, but also the underlying humour injected by some directors into otherwise more dramatic work, Attack of the Killer Tomatoes failed. It gives the impression that it set out to become a cult movie rather ... Show moreShow less From The Official Anthony Starke Website - Related web pages www.anthonystarke.com/may03.html

71. 1978

    1978 - Then in 1978, giant mutant killer tomatoes overran the farmland. At least, that's what the script read. Filming had begun by Four Square Productions on a low-budget, sci-fi spoof entitled Attack of the Killer Tomatoes. The "it's so bad it's good" screenplay ...Then in 1978, giant mutant killer tomatoes overran the farmland. At least, that's what the script read. Filming had begun by Four Square Productions on a low-budget, sci-fi spoof entitled Attack of the Killer Tomatoes. The "it's so bad it's good" screenplay was penned by Steven Peace, who would later become state senator. The story features thousands of ordinary tomatoes turning into savage predators. The tomatoes move throughout San Diego, burning and pillaging, until it ... Show moreShow less From San Diego Legends - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=yZEBF_3ZOA0C&pg ...

72. 1979

    1979 - In 1979, the last year that Campbell Soup Co. in Camden bought tomatoes in New Jersey, the types of tomatoes that cost the company $73 a ton here were available for $62 a ton in Ohio and $53 a ton in California, according to a Campbell spokesman. From A LOVE OF THE LAND< %EC% TO SURVIVE, FARMER ALTERS … - Related web pages docs.newsbank.com/g/GooglePM/PI/lib00187 ...

73. 1982

    1982 - The canned food industry accounts for one-third of Taiwan's agricultural products exports, and over 90 percent of production or US$367 million was sold overseas in 1982. Canned tomatoes, asparagus, bamboo shoot, and marine products are the most important ...The canned food industry accounts for one-third of Taiwan's agricultural products exports, and over 90 percent of production or US$367 million was sold overseas in 1982. Canned tomatoes, asparagus, bamboo shoot, and marine products are the most important products of this industry. There are 222 canned foods producers in Taiwan, the average capitalization ranging between US$25000 and US $1.25 million. The industry is well developed, but it still needs automatic tomato ... Show moreShow less From Taiwan's profitable food processing industry offers solid trade … - Related web pages findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1052/is_v7 ...

74. 1983

    Jan 1, 1983 - 18. On January 1, 1983, Hazera and LSL signed a contract, agreeing to cooperate in the development of tomatoes for the US market that had a longer shelf life, primarily through coordination with the Hebrew University. LSL, Hazera, and the university agreed ...On January 1, 1983, Hazera and LSL signed a contract, agreeing to cooperate in the development of tomatoes for the US market that had a longer shelf life, primarily through coordination with the Hebrew University. LSL, Hazera, and the university agreed to strive to solve the "gas green" problem by breeding tomatoes with enough shelf life after reddening on the vine (up to two weeks) to travel from growing locales in Mexico and the most southern states of the United States ... Show moreShow less From Complaint : US v. LSL Biotechnologies, Inc., Seminis Vegetable Seeds, … - Related web pages www.justice.gov/atr/cases/f6500/6503.htm

75. 1984

    1984 - Established in 1984, L'Esprit De Campagne is a cultivator and supplier of dried tomatoes and dried fruits. It processes, packages and distributes dried Roma tomatoes and dried fruits throughout the United States. It supplies products to food shops, food ...Established in 1984, L'Esprit De Campagne is a cultivator and supplier of dried tomatoes and dried fruits. It processes, packages and distributes dried Roma tomatoes and dried fruits throughout the United States. It supplies products to food shops, food services and supermarkets. The various tomato products offered by the company include dried tomato halves, minced dried tomatoes, Julienne dried tomatoes and dried tomato sprinkles. Its supplies dried fruits that include ... Show moreShow less From L'Esprit De Campagne Information and Details - Related web pages www.onesource.com/free/LEsprit-De-Campagne ...

76. 1985

    Jan 23, 1985 - 4. The tomatoes were treated with gas. On January 23, 1985, at respondent's request, the tomatoes were removed from the gassing facility and shipped in interstate commerce to respondent, where they arrived and were accepted, 5. Respondent has paid complainant ...ALBEE TOMATO CO. 2097 Volume 45 Number 5 broker issued a confirmation of sale reflecting the agreed upon con- tract terms, except that it did not set forth any prices for the toma- toes. 4. The tomatoes were treated with gas. On January 23, 1985, at respondent's request, the tomatoes were removed from the gassing facility and shipped in interstate commerce to respondent, where they arrived and were accepted, 5. Respondent has paid complainant $15462.50, leaving ... Show moreShow less From Full text of "AGRICULTURE DECISIONS VOL 45 NO.5" - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream ...

77. 1987

    1987 - Since the book Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistlestop Cafe came out in 1987, fried green tomatoes have become synonymous with Southern cooking. Outside of grits, I daresay there's not a single dish that will conjure up the image of the South any quicker. But ...Since the book Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistlestop Cafe came out in 1987, fried green tomatoes have become synonymous with Southern cooking. Outside of grits, I daresay there's not a single dish that will conjure up the image of the South any quicker. But the making of said food item can be problematic, especially with the many restaurants that attempt to make the dish (and the percentage that fail, miserably). Ruminations on fried green tomatoes, the best I've had and ... Show moreShow less From Southern staple - Related web pages www.arktimes.com/EatArkansas/archives/2010/07 ...

78. 1988

    Feb 3, 1988 - HOMESTEAD TOMATO PACKING CO., INC. v. ACME PRE-PAK CORPORATION. PACA Docket No. 2-6948. Decision and Order filed February 3, 1988. Open price contracts - Market News Reports - Brokers - statements given great weight. Where ...HOMESTEAD TOMATO PACKING CO., INC. v. ACME PRE-PAK CORPORATION. PACA Docket No. 2-6948. Decision and Order filed February 3, 1988. Open price contracts - Market News Reports - Brokers - statements given great weight. Where tomatoes were sold on an open price bases, with the price to be determined on a date certain market news reports for the specific sizes of tomatoes at date nearest to date certain to establish the contract price. Show moreShow less From Full text of "AGRICULTURE DECISIONS VOL 47 NO 2" - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream ...

79. 1989

    1989 - Chopped tomatoes, Crushed tomato, Plum peeled tomatoes, Tomato Paste Direct Line Supplies Limited was established in 1989. The company is based in Middlesbro... 2010-04-25 23:42:15. Direct Line Supplies Limited. From … packing line - Select tomato paste packing line products from 76 tomato … - Related web pages www.frbiz.com/q-tomato_paste_packing_line/

80. 1990

    Apr 14, 1990 - NASA sought yesterday to assure parents across the nation that their children won't be harmed by growing or eating tomatoes pro duced from seeds that were exposed to space and cosmic radiation for six years. NASA suffered a public relations crisis yesterday when a newspaper published a ... From Alien Tomatoes? .Nasa Scrambles Over Memo On Growing Mutant Space … - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=SdY0AAAAIBAJ ...

81. 1991

    1991 - In 1991, she performed as a gospel singer in the film Fried Green Tomatoes, though her scene is available only in the director's cut. The movie was dedicated to her. [edit] Television appearances Hootenanny, a musical variety television show. Performed Packin ...In 1991, she performed as a gospel singer in the film Fried Green Tomatoes, though her scene is available only in the director's cut. The movie was dedicated to her. [edit] Television appearances Hootenanny, a musical variety television show. Performed Packin' Up and I've Got To Live The Life I Sing About In My Song as Marion Williams and Stars of Faith. Show moreShow less From Marion Williams - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - Related web pages en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marion_Williams

82. 1992

    Aug 13, 1992 - Julia Child shows off tomatoes at her home in Cambridge, Mass., Aug. 13, 1992. ( AP Photo / Jon Chase). Julia Child may be best known as a TV chef, but that wasn 't her only job. The former Pasadena resident was an international spy for the US government. From TV chef Julia Child was an international spy for the US government | abc7 … - Related web pages abclocal.go.com/kabc/story?section=news ...

83. 1993

    Dec 8, 1993 - E. Marks which are geographically deceptively misdescriptive of the goods or services cannot be registered unless they were in use in commerce and acquired distinctiveness prior to December 8, 1993 when the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) took ...E. Marks which are geographically deceptively misdescriptive of the goods or services cannot be registered unless they were in use in commerce and acquired distinctiveness prior to December 8, 1993 when the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) took effect in the United States. An example of such a mark would be TEXAS TOMATOES for tomatoes produced in Arkansas. Show moreShow less From Trademark FAQs | jurislawgroup - Related web pages jurislawgroup.com/jurislaw/trademark-faqs.html

84. 1994

    May 18, 1994 - This was the famous delayed ripening “Flavr-Savr” tomato approved by the FDA the 18th of May 1994. The GM tomatoes produces less of the substance that cause tomatoes to rot, so remain firm and fresh for long time, and can ripen in the sun, can tolerate longer ...It was 10 years later that the first genetically modified crop was commercially introduced. This was the famous delayed ripening “Flavr-Savr” tomato approved by the FDA the 18th of May 1994. The GM tomatoes produces less of the substance that cause tomatoes to rot, so remain firm and fresh for long time, and can ripen in the sun, can tolerate longer transportation time to the market, and most of all the tomatoes can be harvested simultaneously. Show moreShow less From What are Genetically Modified foods? - Related web pages samoaobserver.ws/index.php?view=article&id ...

85. 1995

    Dec 6, 1995 - Surprisingly, tomatoes may also be best not in the salad, but in the sauce. A study published in the December 6, 1995 issue of the Journal of the National Cancer Institute found that eating cooked tomatoes could improve your chances of avoiding prostate cancer.Surprisingly, tomatoes may also be best not in the salad, but in the sauce. A study published in the December 6, 1995 issue of the Journal of the National Cancer Institute found that eating cooked tomatoes could improve your chances of avoiding prostate cancer. Harvard researchers studied men who ate lots of tomato sauce, including that in foods like pizza and spaghetti. Those who ate at least 10 servings of tomato sauce every week were 45% less likely to develop prostate ... Show moreShow less From Eating Raw Foods - Related web pages www.webmd.com/diet/features/eating-raw-foods ...

86. 1996

    Nov 1, 1996 - The US Department of Commerce suspended an antidumping investigation involving fresh-market tomatoes from Mexico, by negotiated agreement, on November 1, 1996. The agreement set a minimum price (called the reference price) that covers the majority of fresh ...The US Department of Commerce suspended an antidumping investigation involving fresh-market tomatoes from Mexico, by negotiated agreement, on November 1, 1996. The agreement set a minimum price (called the reference price) that covers the majority of fresh-market tomatoes imported from Mexico. The intent of the agreement is to ensure there is no undercutting or suppressing of fresh-market tomato prices in the United States. Fresh-market tomatoes cannot enter the United ... Show moreShow less From ERS/USDA Briefing Room - Vegetables and Melons: Tomatoes - Related web pages www.ers.usda.gov/briefing/vegetables/tomatoes.htm

87. 1997

    Dec 20, 1997 - In 1997-98, tomato harvesters in southwest Florida went on a widely publicized hunger strike to protest low wages. There are an estimated 2000 to 2500 tomato harvesters in the Immokalee area, and six of them began a hunger strike on December 20, 1997 to ...In 1997-98, tomato harvesters in southwest Florida went on a widely publicized hunger strike to protest low wages. There are an estimated 2000 to 2500 tomato harvesters in the Immokalee area, and six of them began a hunger strike on December 20, 1997 to pressure tomato growers to raise the piece rate wage of $0.40 for each 32-pound bucket of green tomatoes, or about $0.01 a pound of tomatoes picked. Workers reportedly earn $50 to $100 per day, and $9000 a year. Show moreShow less From Miami, Florida, US April 16-19, 1998 - Research & Seminars | Migration … - Related web pages migration.ucdavis.edu/rs/more.php?id=27_0_2_0

88. 1998

    Aug 19, 1998 - Rotten Tomatoes was launched on August 19, 1998 as a spare time project by Senh Duong. [4] His goal in creating Rotten Tomatoes was "to create a site where people can get access to reviews from a variety of critics in the US" [5] His inspiration came when ...Rotten Tomatoes was launched on August 19, 1998 as a spare time project by Senh Duong. [4] His goal in creating Rotten Tomatoes was "to create a site where people can get access to reviews from a variety of critics in the US" [5] His inspiration came when, as a fan of Jackie Chan, Duong started collecting all the reviews of Chan's movies as they were coming out in the United States. The first movie reviewed on Rotten Tomatoes was Your Friends & Neighbors. Show moreShow less From Rotten Tomatoes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - Related web pages en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotten_Tomatoes

89. 1999

    May 1999 - In fact, toma toes are America's favorite garden crop About 80 to 90 percent of American gardeners grow tomatoes But those reasons aren't really why the 23 year old Minneapolis woman loves tomatoes Tomatoes helped this col lege student through a tough time In ...In fact, toma toes are America's favorite garden crop About 80 to 90 percent of American gardeners grow tomatoes But those reasons aren't really why the 23 year old Minneapolis woman loves tomatoes Tomatoes helped this col lege student through a tough time In May 1999 Callagher was preparing for finals at Minneapolis ('(immunity and Technical College, where she was studying accounting But she began experiencing difficulty reading the pages of her textbooks resembled an ... Show moreShow less From Growing Tomatoes Makes Woman Happy . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=KpcEAAAAIBAJ ...

90. 2000

    Sep 12, 2000 - Head lettuce, leaf lettuce, tomatoes, potatoes, and peanuts were among the first crops targeted. On September 12, 2000, the Auxein Corporation Web site gave the following information: Crops registered include: Celery; Fresh Market Cucumbers; Edible Navy and ...Head lettuce, leaf lettuce, tomatoes, potatoes, and peanuts were among the first crops targeted. On September 12, 2000, the Auxein Corporation Web site gave the following information: Crops registered include: Celery; Fresh Market Cucumbers; Edible Navy and Pinto Beans; Grapes; Bulb Onions; Bell, Green and Jalapeno Peppers; Iceberg Head Lettuce; Romaine and Butter Leaf Lettuce; Peanuts; Potatoes; Snap Beans; Strawberries; Processing Tomatoes; Fresh Tomatoes ... Show moreShow less From MSG - Related web pages www.vaccinetruth.org/msg.htm

91. 2001

    Mar 28, 2001 - On March 28, 2001, a group of US greenhouse tomato producers filed a petition with the ITC alleging dumping of greenhouse tomatoes by Canada in the US market. The ITC has started an investigation to decide if there is a reasonable indication that the US ...On March 28, 2001, a group of US greenhouse tomato producers filed a petition with the ITC alleging dumping of greenhouse tomatoes by Canada in the US market. The ITC has started an investigation to decide if there is a reasonable indication that the US industry is injured or under threat of injury by the selling of greenhouse tomatoes from Canada at less than normal value. NAFTA's Impact on Fresh Tomato Trade. Show moreShow less From Effects of North American Free Trade Agreement on Agriculture and the … - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=U0gZtxA7-NUC&pg=PA97 ...

92. 2002

    Aug 28, 2002 - A revellers throws a tomato towards the camera during the "Tomatina" (Tomato fight) fiesta in Spain's eastern village of Bunyol August 28, 2002. Tens of thousands of revellers pelted each other with tonnes of ripe tomatoes during one of Spain's oddest fiestas ...A revellers throws a tomato towards the camera during the "Tomatina" (Tomato fight) fiesta in Spain's eastern village of Bunyol August 28, 2002. Tens of thousands of revellers pelted each other with tonnes of ripe tomatoes during one of Spain's oddest fiestas and the world's biggest tomato fight. REUTERS/Heino Kalis. Show moreShow less From THE IRANIAN: Photo of the day - Related web pages www.iranian.com/PhotoDay/2002/August/tomat.html

93. 2003

    Oct 2003 - Another example of the public's muddled view of biotechnology is reflected in the results of a surs'ey of 1200 Americans, released in October 2003 by the Food Policy Institute at Rutgers University. In an eleven-item true/false quiz that was part of the ...Another example of the public's muddled view of biotechnology is reflected in the results of a surs'ey of 1200 Americans, released in October 2003 by the Food Policy Institute at Rutgers University. In an eleven-item true/false quiz that was part of the survey, more than half of the subjects received a failing grade (defined as less than 70 percent correct answers). Only 57 percent recogni/ed that the statement, "ordinary tomatoes do not contain genes, while genetically ... Show moreShow less From The Frankenfood Myth - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=T1-1RER8tVgC&pg=PA48 ...

94. 2004

    Aug 25, 2004 - Unidentified people lie in a river of tomato juice at the end of the 'Tomatina' tomato throwing festival in Bunol, eastern Spain, Wednesday, Aug. 25, 2004. Some 20000 people turned 132 tons of tomatoes into pulp during the annual festival. ( AP Photo ...Unidentified people lie in a river of tomato juice at the end of the 'Tomatina' tomato throwing festival in Bunol, eastern Spain, Wednesday, Aug. 25, 2004. Some 20000 people turned 132 tons of tomatoes into pulp during the annual festival. ( AP Photo/Ramon Espinosa). People wallow in tomato juice during the 'Tomatina,' a traditional festival where people throw tomatoes at each other in Buniol, 300 km east of Madrid.(AFP/Christophe Simon) I've seen videotape of ... Show moreShow less From My Mundane Mid-Life Archives - Related web pages www.reallans.com/mmml.shtml?/cat_odd.shtml

95. 2005

    Sep 2005 - In September 2005, Neil Gaiman discovered a demonic tomato in his garden. Sensibly enough he decided to make evil salsa out of it. Website Tomatoes Are Evil heard about Neil's evil fruit and linked to it as an example of a vicious killer tomato. Now Neil is ...In September 2005, Neil Gaiman discovered a demonic tomato in his garden. Sensibly enough he decided to make evil salsa out of it. Website Tomatoes Are Evil heard about Neil's evil fruit and linked to it as an example of a vicious killer tomato. Now Neil is being threatened with possible legal action by Branfman and Associates [warning: embedded music(!)] on behalf of Attack of the Killer Tomatoes, who claim Neil has violated their trademark by linking to them from ... Show moreShow less From MonkeyFilter | Links posted in March 2006 - Related web pages monkeyfilter.com/monthly.php/03/2006

96. 2006

    Jul 2006 - Growers sold $464 million worth of tomatoes in 2006-07, according to the state department of agriculture. Tomato harvesting is now under way in Quincy near Tallahassee and near the Tampa Bay area. State officials said they were notifying retailers that ...The publicity from the outbreak -- which could have devastated growers here -- may still have a lingering impact on Florida's tomato industry, the largest in the country. Growers sold $464 million worth of tomatoes in 2006-07, according to the state department of agriculture. Tomato harvesting is now under way in Quincy near Tallahassee and near the Tampa Bay area. State officials said they were notifying retailers that Florida tomatoes were on the all-clear list. Show moreShow less From Florida tomatoes said to be safe to eat - Related web pages www.orlandosentinel.com/business/orl ...

97. 2007

    Aug 30, 2007 - The vine grows golf ball-sized tomatoes which are served at Walt Disney World restaurants. The world record-setting tomato tree can be seen by guests along the Living With the Land boat ride at Epcot. On August 30, 2007, 40000 Spaniards gathered in Buñol ...Huang brought its seeds to Epcot and created the specialized greenhouse for the fruit to grow. The vine grows golf ball-sized tomatoes which are served at Walt Disney World restaurants. The world record-setting tomato tree can be seen by guests along the Living With the Land boat ride at Epcot. On August 30, 2007, 40000 Spaniards gathered in Buñol to throw 115000 kilograms ( 250000 lb) of tomatoes at each other in the yearly Tomatina festival. Show moreShow less From Cooking Ingredients - Related web pages www.scribd.com/doc/21736664/Cooking-Ingredients

98. 2008

    Jun 7, 2008 - On June 7, 2008, FDA alerted consumers nationwide that a salmonellosis outbreak appears to be linked to consumption of certain types of raw red tomatoes and products containing raw red tomatoes. The specific type and source of tomatoes are under investigation.On June 7, 2008, FDA alerted consumers nationwide that a salmonellosis outbreak appears to be linked to consumption of certain types of raw red tomatoes and products containing raw red tomatoes. The specific type and source of tomatoes are under investigation. However, preliminary data suggests that raw red plum, raw red Roma, or raw round red tomatoes are the cause. At this time, FDA recommends that consumers limit their tomato consumption to tomatoes that have not been ... Show moreShow less From New York Grown Tomatoes Safe To Consume - Related web pages www.westchester.com/Westchester_News/Health ...

99. 2009

    Aug 26, 2009 - A reveler whose face is covered with tomato juice smiles during the "Tomatina" in the eastern Spanish town of Bunol on Wednesday, August 26, 2009. Tens of thousands of people from around the world participated in a food fight with ripe tomatoes at the festival ...A reveler whose face is covered with tomato juice smiles during the "Tomatina" in the eastern Spanish town of Bunol on Wednesday, August 26, 2009. Tens of thousands of people from around the world participated in a food fight with ripe tomatoes at the festival, which takes place annually on the last Wednesday in August. [Photo: Xinhua ... Show moreShow less From Tomato Fight Drenches Spanish Town in Red - Related web pages english.cri.cn/6566/2009/08/27/1881s511664.htm

100. 2010

     Mar 4, 2010 - A ripe tomato is left unpicked on dead plants in a field Thursday, March 4, 2010 , in Plant City, Fla. (AP Photo/Chris O'Meara) The long-running spell of cold weather has continued to ravage Florida's tomato crop, leaving consumers paying top dollar at the ...A ripe tomato is left unpicked on dead plants in a field Thursday, March 4, 2010 , in Plant City, Fla. (AP Photo/Chris O'Meara) The long-running spell of cold weather has continued to ravage Florida's tomato crop, leaving consumers paying top dollar at the grocery store and coming up sliceless at Fast-food venues. Box prices for the fruit have nearly quintupled and grocery chains have turned to Mexico to keep tomatoes in stock until the replanted fields start producing ... Show moreShow less From How to Improve Travel in 2010 - Related web pages politifi.com/news/How-to-Improve-Travel-in ...