^^^^^^^^^ This! You have to strike a deal with someone who knows what they're dealing with! Reminds of the time my buddy got laid off when Youngstown Sheet & Tube closed. He was getting unemployment, sub, and something called TRA. He was getting as much money as when he was working, and it would last all summer and through the winter. So, he bought a new Troy Bilt rototiller, and planted a garden. A big one! That featured 50 tomato plants!
He invited me over to have a look at and drink a few beers. When I saw all those tomato plants I asked him how he managed to score a contract with Heinz! I told him that he would never use all those tomatoes, so he'd better start hitting some local restaurants to see if he could sell some. This was old dirt under newly busted sod, and you know what that means. That garden was going gangbusters!
He actually sold quite a few tomatoes. He'd take a basket full in, with a paper plate, plastic fork, and a knife and ask for the produce buyer. He'd cut one up, and ask them to taste it. Even back then, the mass produced tomatoes were starting to become tasteless. His were so sweet! He have me many a bag of them, and I ate them, and BLT's made with them, until my mouth got sore! Heck, he gae everybody he knew bags of them!