We’ve had the blossom-end rot problem AND blight. So from three plants, we’ve gotten 1 good tomato. Your goat tomato looks great! We actually just saw several goats at the state fair tonight and they were so sweet!

I have found it helps to pick the tomatoes when they first start blushing (well that’s what I call it when they start changing colors). The cracks will hopefully be less noticeable then. And, yes it from the rain. I had the problem too. I didn’t water because we were getting plenty of rain, but the rain wasn’t watering evenly. The cracks aren’t a huge deal. I ripen mine on my counter and have only been concerned about the crack in one because it might have had mold growing. I cut off the cracks when I core my tomatoes. They still taste good once they get completely ripe.

There should be no problem with the tomatoes from the goat pen unless your goat is sick. And even then, if you wash them well, they should be fine. Goat droppings are one of the best fertilzers to use with gardening because they can be used fresh – unlike chicken which should be let set for a year.

Yeah, I think it is from too much water too fast. I actually haven’t watered them at all, but it has been raining so much lately, I think that’s the problem.

I DONT KNOW ABOUT EATTING THE GOATS TOMATOS, MAYBE SOMEONE ELSE HAS MORE KNOWLEDGE ON THAT, I BELIVE THE PROBLEM YOURE TALKING ABOUT WITH THE OTHERS IS CALLED CAT FACING, AND IT IS FROM TOO MUCH WATER.

I’ve read that the cracking is from uneven watering. I can’t believe how amazing the goat tomato is! Isn’t that just the luck? I would definitely save some seed…it would be worth a shot!