New Virus-Resistant Tomato Varieties Set up for Growth
Hazera has launched a series of new tomato brown rugose fruit virus (ToBRFV)-intermediate resistant varieties that are designed to offer an optimal balance between protection and performance while providing growers an effective tool to face the highly infectious virus affecting growers worldwide. ToBRFV poses a constant threat to growers worldwide, significantly reducing yields, affecting the quality of fruit, and systematically infecting other plants, as it is a very transmittable virus that can infect through soil, tools, water, and human contact.
Since ToBRFV hit, Hazera’s R&D team has been working tirelessly to find varieties capable of giving an effective level of ToBRFV resistance without compromising yield and fruit quality. Over the course of several years, Hazera researchers and agronomists invested endless resources to find solutions to address growers’ needs worldwide.
“These efforts included in-depth trials in many locations, under different conditions in a global scale, to confirm that we are able to provide the optimal solutions, with the right balance between performance and ToBRFV protection,” says Alejandro Szechtman, Hazera’s Portfolio Marketing Director.
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