The pollinators are few and far between this year. Not many bees or butterflies around here.

Give up you'll never recover it'll get to hot, Go to the Farmers Market and cut your losses.

I've got lots of wood ash. Can also grab some bone meal or powdered milk for faster results from what I've read.

Looks like blossom end rot to me. I'm sure it has something to do with all of the rain and flooding we had last week. I read I need to add some calcium....

I went back and found your garden pics. I see you're going in raised beds. I highly doubt your soil has a calcium decency. It the ability of your roots to update that calcium. Most of the time it's from erratic watering, Too little/Too much. I see you said you had flooding rains. That doesn't help. I see in your pics that your raised bed soil is very low. So your roots are probably using a lot pf your native soil as well unless you tilled all that up and amended it well. I don't know how well your draining is or soil type, but they could be sitting in waterlogged soil. If not, I would apply a decent layer of mulch and try and keep the best soil moisture consistency as possible. Your grow looks fantastic in the pics. I would pull off and trash any tomato that shows signs of BER. No use in letting the plant put energy into something that it does need to. If you are using a high nitrogen fert cut that back or out. I would do an application of Calcium Nitrate. Granted I just said to cut out your Nitrogen. This is one application when you will need it. Plus the amount you're adding isn't much and it's in the nitrate form. Calcium Nitrate is a highly soluble and readily available form of calcium for you plants.

We got hammered with rain down here, blossom end rot was sure to happen. Pick and chunk, there'll be better days it's early.