Crop failure

I have hundreds of tomatoes with what Google tells me is Blossom End Rot. Not a disease but a failure of the plant to absorb calcium because of fluctuating water levels. That'd be me not watering them in the August heatwaves after the August monsoons, then.

Edit: Not blossom end rot but blight.

The compost heap is filling and its woodlice are scampering like children in a playground made of cake.

It's not the end of the world for me - I became a tomato grower this spring only by accident, I have other tomato plants that are still healthy (for the time being), and I depend on my harvest neither for my nutrition nor my livelihood. But I am in newfound awe of the knowledge, skill and hard work of the people who succeed in growing the food that the rest of us so easily pluck from supermarket shelves.