Different types of fertilizers were tested on tomato plants to see how they affected the yield and quality of the tomatoes. The results showed that using microbial fertilizer or a mixture of microbial agents and fertilizer led to better growth and higher levels of important nutrients in the tomatoes. These fertilizers increased the yield, vitamin C content, total sugar, soluble solids, and lycopene levels compared to traditional fertilization methods. Overall, using microbial fertilizers or a combination of microbial agents and fertilizer can be more effective for growing high-quality tomatoes.