Here is a strong, sturdy alternative to using cages for your tomato plants.
Plant tomatoes in a row, about two feet apart, if you will be using this method. Push stakes or rebar at least 12 inches into the ground at each end of your row and between every other tomato plant. Use strong twine to weave in and out among the plants to keep them up off the ground. Every week or so, as the plants grow, add another layer of twine.
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This works WAY better than cages, and it cover all the plants at once!