tomato plant curling

My young big bog plants, about 10 inches tall, are twisting and curling at the top stems. Looking more like a vine. 90% of about 100 plants same spot as last year using all the right stuff as before. Leaves appear good, no spotting. What can it be?

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#1 Comment By shelley On 05/14/2015 @ 12:34 am

The twisting and curling exhibited on the stems of your tomato plant could be attributed to herbicide drift. Tomatoes are very sensitive to herbicides. Wind speeds as low as 5 mph can move herbicides up to a mile and tomato plants can be injured by concentrations as low as 0.1 ppm.

For more information on herbicide injury, please visit the following link:
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