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good soil. It s a natural approach. We’re just giving the plant what Mother Nature intended it to have,’’ Wit maintained.
Although he uses an iron spray on the plants once a week to keep the leaves healthy. Wit doesn’t have to resort to chemical sprays to control pests. “Every insect that could attack a tomato plant has one phase in life that must take place in dirt. If you eliminate the soil, you cut right through the life cycle. Except for the possible stray customer who wanders in. it’s impossible to breed bugs here." he noted.
The Kuncewicz’s plan to offer their tomatoes first to local groceries with the remainder going to wholesalers. They also intend to sell their tomatoes directly to the public from their farm outside Flint Hill. “But I don't know exactly how we will set it up yet." added Wit.
They expect the greenhouse venture to be profitable. Their current wholesaler has two greenhouses himself and has been selling produce grown under roof for over a year so the market's already established. Although the Kuncewicz’s tomatoes are more expensive than stan
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