Photos show classic late blight: blackening leaves, stems, fruit. Caused by wet foliage (rain, overhead water, humidity) + poor airflow.
Action: Remove/destroy diseased plants (bag immediately). Prune lower leaves for airflow. Harvest green fruit from healthy plants; ripen indoors, cull any that blacken. Never compost blighted material. Rotate tomatoes 3+ years. Grow under cover (plastic tunnel) in blight-prone areas.
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