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Tomato Varieties 2015–2016
Tomato Varieties 2015–2016 It takes two to be a specialist Contents Introduction 1 Product information table 2 Beef tomatoes 3 Standard tomatoes 5 Cluster tomatoes 6 Plum tomatoes 8 Cluster cocktail tomatoes 9 Mini-cluster tomatoes 10 Cluster cherry tomatoes 11 Baby-plum tomatoes 13 Coeur de Boeuf tomatoes 16 Specials 18 Rootstocks 21 Commitment to sustainable growth 23 Bioline tomato products24 Crop programme 25 1 Introduction For the market Together with the grower Syngenta wants to know what consumers regard as important, both today and in the future; especially in the changing world of tomato varieties. And we are therefore forward-thinking with a consumer-oriented focus, always working on new technologies and innovative varieties. We invariably try and add value to the supply chain for growers, processors, retailers and consumers by providing our precious seeds. Syngenta does not develop a variety or technology by itself, and we greatly value close collaboration with our growers. It is definitely our aim to allow our growers to benefit from our experience in growing tomatoes. So, this year too you can count on high-productivity tomatoes which are easy to grow, harvest, clean, process and package. Ongoing development Syngenta conducts extensive market research into expectations and preferences. We develop tomato varieties with strong agronomic properties in terms of resistance and flexibility. Obviously, we ensure extensive testing of all our varieties, among other things, at the testing stations in our important cultivation areas. Tomatoes from A to Z • Integrated crop solutions • A colourful range of tomatoes • Tomatoes that allow efficient growth • Excellent taste • New product versions 2 Product information table Segment Variety name AFW (grams) Resistenties HR Beef Growdena 220-240 Ff: A-E / Fol: 0-1 (US1-2) / For / ToMV: 0-2 / TMV: 0 / V Macarena 220-240 Ff: A-E / Fol: 0-1 (US1-2) / V / Va: 0, Vd: 0 / ToMV: 0-2 Altadena 240-300 Ff: A-E / Fol: 0-1 (US1-2) / Va, Vd / TMV: 0 / ToMV: 0-2 Buvena (T812836) 240-300 For / ToMV: 0-2 / TMV: 0 / Fol: 0-1 (US1-2) / Vd / Va / Ff: A-E On 87-102 Estatio 130-150 Ff: A-E / Fol: 0-1 (US1-2) / Va, Vd / TMV: 0 / ToMV: 0-2 On 60-75 Ebrando 150-170 Ff: A-E / Fol: 0-1 (US1-2) / For / Va, Vd / TMV: 0 / ToMV: 0-2 On Zouk 170-180 Ff: 2, 4 / Fol: 0-1 (US1-2) / For / TMV: 0 / ToMV: 0-2 Climbo 120-140 Ff: B, Ff: D / Fol: 0-1 (US1-2) / V / Va: 0, Vd: 0 / TMV: 0 / ToMV: 0-2 Climstar 150-180 Ff: A-E / Fol: 0-1 (US1-2) / For / Va: 0, Vd: 0 / TMV: 0 / ToMV: 0-2 Clodano 130-150 Ff: A-E / Fol: 0-1 (US1-2) / TMV: 0 / ToMV: 0-2 Romanella 100-120 Ff: A-E / Fol: 0-1 (US1-2) / V / Va: 0, Vd: 0 / TMV: 0 / ToMV: 0-2 Seviocard 90-100 Ff: A-E / Fol: 0-1 (US1-2) / Va: 0, Vd: 0 / ToMV: 0-2 Cocktail Adeos (T311740) 40-50 Mini-cluster Edioso Standard Cluster Plum Baby-plum Coeur de Boeuf Specials Fruit size (mm)/type 82-102 For 82-102 87-102 67-82 For / On Medium truss tomato On Coarse truss tomato Medium/coarse truss tomato Ma, Mi, Mj Plum For/Ma,Mi, Mj San Marzano Ff: A-E / Fol: 0-2 (US1-3) / For / Ma, Mi, Mj / ToMV: 0-2 / TYLCV Ma, Mi, Mj Cocktail truss 20-25 Ff: A-E / Fol: 0-1 (US1-2) Ma, Mi, Mj Specialty Dunne 20-30 Fol: 0-1 (US1-2) / ToMV: 0-2 Ma, Mi, Mj Mini San Marzano T309014 18-25 TMV: 0 / ToMV: 0-2 Ma, Mi, Mj Mini San Marzano Belido 12-14 Ff: A-E / Fol: 0-1 (US1-2) / Vd, Ma, Mi, Mj / ToMV: 0-2 On Cluster Cherry tomato Angelle 10-12 ToMV: 0-2 Ma, Mi, Mj Red baby plum Sweetelle 10-12 Ff: A-E / Fol: 0 (US1) / ToMV: 0-2 M Red baby plum Babeno 11-13 ToMV: 0-2 / TMV: 0 Red baby plum T312090 12-14 Ff: A-D / Vd, Ma, Mi, Mj / ToMV: 0-2 Red baby plum Bambelo 10-11 Fol: 0 (US1) Bamano 10-12 ToMV: 0-2 Arawak 200-240 V / Va: 0, Vd: 0 / ToMV: 0-2 Tomawak 180-220 Fol: 0 (US1) / V / Va: 0, Vd: 0 / TMV: 0 / ToMV: 0-2 Gigawak 210-230 Fol: 0-2 (US1-3) / V / Va, Vd / TMV: 0 / ToMV: 0-2 / TSWV KM5512 15-20 Ff: 0-5 / Fol: 0 (US1) / ToMV: 0-2 / TMV: 0 Yolita 18-20 Fol: 0-1 (US1-2) / Vd / Pst / ToMV: 0-2 Ma, Mi, Mj Gele Cherry Cluster Lemonade 11-14 ToMV: 0-2 / Fol: 0-1 (US1-2) / Vd / Va Ma, Mi, Mj Yellow mini cluster plum Fol: 0-1 (US1-2) / For / Va, Vd / Pst / ToMV: 0-2 Ma, Mi, Mj Red mini round single ToMV: 0-2 / TMV: 0 / Fol: 0-1 (US1-2) / Vd / Va TYLCV Pink beef tomato Nebula Mambondo Rootstocks Resistenties IR 220-250 Orange baby plum Ma, Mi, Mj Orange baby plum Coeur de Boeuf For Coeur de Boeuf Coeur de Boeuf Brown baby plum Kardia Fol: 1, 2 / For / ToMV: 0-2 / V M/Pl/Ma/Mi / Mj Arnold Ff: A-E / Fol: 1, 2 / For / V / Va, Vd / ToMV: 0-2 M/Pl/Ma/Mi / Mj Abbreviations for High Resistance (HR) Abbreviations for Intermediate Resistance (IR) ToMV 1-2Tomato Mosaic Virus strain 1-2 On V Verticillium dahliae, V.albo-atrum, race 1 M Meloidogyne arenaria, M. incognita, M. javanica nematodes Fol 1, 2 Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. lycopersici race 1,2 On Oidium neolycopersici For Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. radicis-lycopersici Pl Pyrenochaeta lycopersici Ff 1-5 Fulvia fulva race 1-5 TYLCV Tomato Yellow Leaf Curl Virus Ss Stemphylium spp. Ss Stemphylium solani Oidium neolycopersici 3 Beef tomatoes Growdena Advantages For the grower • Uniform fruit weight 220-240 gr., extremely consistent throughout the season • Offers protected crops a high yield • Produces large fruits from spring onwards to satisfy tomato lovers throughout the season • Plant variety with vigorous growth and good foliage during the summer • Crop variety that requires less labour as a result of relatively few unwanted shoots • Easy-to-maintain crop with early maturity For traders and consumers • A nice shiny, slightly marbled appearance • E xtremely good shelf life and easy to sort due to firm flesh • Easy to slice, with a good flesh structure Macarena Advantages For the grower For traders and consumers • Very vigorous crop with an early yield • The plant has a compact structure with a large leaf length • Can be harvested when red • Easy leaf-cutting and harvesting • Well suited to grafted crops, replanted or intermediate crops and ground crops • Uniform fruit shape • Remains coarse throughout the season • Beautiful, slightly marbled fruit • Very tasty and high resistance to mealiness • Very firm fruit wall and good shelf life 4 Altadena Advantages For the grower For trade and consumers • Very high early and total production • Labour-friendly crop processing • Wide and uniform fruit assortment • Energy-efficient open plant with a good setting • Needs grafting because of FORL resistance • Vigorous and uniform strong fruit right from the start • Fruit tips remain fresh longer • Beautiful uniform colour NEW Buvena (T812836) Advantages For the grower For trade and consumers • Strong plant with consistent flower development and setting • Good plant speed in the start of the crop • Consistent fruit shape and size • Stable plant performance under stress conditions • Dark red shiny fruit colour, with flat round fruit shape • Keeps the slightly ribbed shape over the summer • Nice and easy fruit colouration 5 Standard tomatoes Estatio Advantages For the grower For traders and consumers • High production potential and very uniform fruits of 130-150 gr. • Consistent fruit shape and fruit quality • Consistent development of flowers with a good setting • Good coarseness with a beautiful red colour • Less puncture damage due to short cluster stem • Highest productivity, fruit presentation and uniformity in the middle big size • Intermediate resistance to mildew Ebrando Advantages For the grower For traders and consumers • Open generative plant type, good consistent flower and fruit development • Dark red and shiny fruit skin colour • High total productivity capability • Consistent fruit size over the summer • Less risk of fungus problems, due to genetic resistances, include Oidium • Uniform in shape and size Zouk Advantages For the grower For traders and consumers • Very early production combined with a high total yield • Beautiful, deep red colour with good uniformity • Fruit weight of 170-180 gr. • Good degree of firmness ensures excellent shelf life • Flat, round fruit with a deep red colour and a short calyx • High resistance to cracking • Vigorous plant with sufficient reserves for the summer • Grafting is recommended to ensure an optimal crop • Available regularly throughout the season to meet consumer expectations 6 Cluster tomatoes big Climstar Advantages For the grower For traders and consumers • A jointless, coarse cluster tomato with 5 fruits of up to 180 gr. • Strong green parts with less risk of yellow crowns • High production potential due to excellent and consistent setting • Nice open cluster • Well-balanced, vigorous crop, resistant to the more difficult conditions • Intermediate resistance to mildew • Beautiful dark red colour 7 Cluster tomatoes middle Climbo Advantages For the grower For traders and consumers • Medium cluster tomato with a fruit weight of around 125-140 gr. • Beautiful, dark red fruits with a delicious taste (Brix value of around 5-5.5) • Very vigorous crop with sufficient leaf size for the summer • High production potential • Fruits and green parts have a good level of shelf life • Intermediate resistance to mildew Clodano Advantages For the grower For traders and consumers • A jointless, coarse cluster tomato of 5 fruits with an average weight of around 145 gr. • Better fruit quality (consistency, colour, shape) • High production potential due to high cluster development • Very attractive green parts and fruit presentation • Strong generative plant variety with fast fruit development • Attractive cluster formation 8 Plum tomatoes single Romanella Advantages For the grower For traders and consumers • Distinctive, elongated plum shape • Consistent plum shape from the very first cluster; ensures a nice presentation throughout the season • Consistent plant capacity with fruits weighing 100 to 120 gr. • Vigorous plant with a high total yield • E xcellent fruit shelf life • Suitable for individual harvesting Plum tomatoes single (San Marzano) Seviocard Advantages For the grower For traders and consumers • A San-Marzano variety with resistance to C5 and a very strong resistance to blossom-end rot • Uniform, distinctive, cylindrical fruits throughout the season • A crop with a very strong setting and sufficient leaf volume to survive the summer • A short plant • Beautiful red fruits with an excellent shelf life 9 Cluster cocktail tomatoes Adeos (T311740) Advantages For the grower For traders and consumers • A highly generative plant with a high production potential • Good truss presentation with vigorous green parts • Vigorous fruits of approx. 45 grams • Level straightening of the truss • Good results under artificial lighting 10 Mini-cluster tomatoes Edioso Advantages For the grower For traders and consumers • Plant retains a consistent setting and forms unique clusters • Strawberry/pepper-shaped tomato with excellent cluster presentation • Vigorous, hardy plant • Deep red, shiny fruits • High product value due to taste, shape and presentation Mini-cluster tomatoes (San Marzano) Dunne Advantages For the grower For traders and consumers • Fast-growing and vigorous plant with good flower development • Fast cluster development and uniform fruit shape • The very best taste: very balanced, aromatic and with a very high sugar content • Easy crop: quite open with drooping leaves • Ideal product for a wide variety of uses • Vigorous plant with lower susceptibility to botrytis • Typical distinctive shape T309014 Advantages For the grower For traders and consumers • Open plant type with very fast cluster development and easy flowering • The best flavour due to the San Marzano background, very sweet, light sour • Fluent setting, and easy regularity in the cluster • Ideal product for consumers who have experience with flavour • Powerful generative plant, with good tolerance against Botrytis • The shape of the fruit makes the product recognisable for repurchase 11 Cluster cherry tomatoes Belido Advantages For the grower For trade and consumers • Good setting in difficult conditions • Highly consistent setting • Round red fruits with an excellent taste • Generative actions required by a slightly more vegetative crop • Trusses with 14 to 18 fruits with weights ranging from 11gr to 14gr • All required resistances to AGH, including mildew and Cladosporium fulvum • Good production potential 15 13 Baby-plum tomatoes Angelle Advantages For the grower For traders and consumers • A plant with sufficient strength to grow rapidly under generative conditions • Very sweet taste (high Brix value) and consumers rate this variety highly • Crop quality remains high in the summer • Attractive shine and deep red colour • Very easy-to-harvest fruits with an average weight of 10-12 gr. • Strong stem attachment and less prone to cracks • Good production potential Sweetelle Advantages For the grower For traders and consumers • Generative variety with a good balance between vigorous growth and vegetation • Snack tomatoes with a very high Brix value and the highest sweetness rating by consumers • High yield potential due to high production speed • Uniform fruits with a very good shelf life • Good fruit set prevents fruit drop • Gives long single clusters with very uniform fruits 14 Babeno Advantages For the grower For traders and consumers • A very consistent variety with consistent leaf length, both in winter and in summer • Tasty snack tomato • Slightly ribbed fruit, well recognised by consumers • Consistent plant with a high percentage of single clusters • Beautiful red fruits with an average weight of 11-13 gr. • High yield potential and, due to slightly higher coarseness, also lower harvest costs • Good fruit set prevents fruit drop T312090 Advantages For the grower For traders and consumers • Stable plant performance, could manage well climate variation • Snack tomato with attractive presentation • Easy flowering, fast setting in the cluster, consistent cluster shape • Fruit shape is also slightly ribbed, with the dimple in the plum shape • Due to good size and fast development, good production capability in the type • Fruits have a very good structure, bite and sweet-sour balance 15 Bambelo Advantages For the grower For traders and consumers • Firm, uniform fruits with a good fruit attachment • E xtremely attractive orange fruits ensure excellent presentation • Generative plant variety with extremely fast initial production • Highest Brix value and besttasting orange snack tomatoes in this segment • Easily retains leaf length and strength • High production potential, comparable with the red snack tomato in the same segment Bamano Advantages For the grower For traders and consumers • High number of flowers and fruits • Very attractive orange fruits ensures an aesthetically pleasing presentation • Resistant to tomato mosaic virus (ToMV) • Has a generative character; requires a sufficiently vegetative climate • Same taste as its predecessor Bambelo 16 Coeur de Boeuf tomatoes Arawak Advantages For the grower For traders and consumers • 200-240 gr. in weight • The shape is reminiscent of traditional tomato varieties • Consistent fruit size and shape throughout the season • Ripens from the inside out • Medium-sized plant variety with good flower and fruit development • Optimal flavour when combined with soft cheeses • Good shelf life • Retains a good leaf length in the summer Tomawak Advantages For the grower For traders and consumers • Individual fruit weights of 180-220 gr., pruned to four fruits per cluster • Very attractive and consistent fruits • Clearly recognisable Coeur de Boeuf shape, although a little less pear shaped • More vegetative plant variety 17 Gigawak Advantages For the grower For traders and consumers • Less susceptible to blossom-end rot • Higher fruit shape (more or less as Arawak) • More open plant 18 Specials NEW Mambondo Advantages For the grower For traders and consumers • Open plant, fluent plant development • Pink beef type of 200-250 gr • Very consistent fruit load on the plant, with consistent setting • The fruit color offer the value of flavourful pink types • Fruits have a good firmness to secure the shelf life • Good taste appearance with multi lob structure Nebula (TT80154) Advantages For the grower For traders and consumers • For loose harvesting • Cherry type with a very specific flavour • Specific control to achieve an excellent and special taste • Good production for a variety of this level of taste • A distinctive taste owing to exceptionally high sugar content • Crispy bite for a wonderful tasting experience • Distinctive flame red fruit colour 19 KM5512 Advantages For the grower For traders and consumers • A brown tomato with a weight of 18 gr • E xtremely attractive dark brown colour in combination with a delicious taste • A more open plant variety in the summer • Beautiful presentation in a mix pack Lemonade Advantages For the grower For trade and consumers • More vegetative plant type at the start • Trusses with 12 to 14 fruits • E xtreme control next to planting hole for crops planted in December and January • Innovative lemon fruit colour with a transparent pattern (similar to a gooseberry) • Not prone to cracking • Average fruit weight between 11 gr and 14 gr • Strong connection of fruits to trusses • A surprising fresh lemon taste 20 Yolita Advantages For the grower For traders and consumers • Yellow cherry tomato • Good shelf life • Able to grow in active greenhouse circumstances • Good taste • Possibility to harvest as cluster cherry 21 Rootstocks The choice of rootstock is crucial to have good crop performance. It has to be in line with the needs from the crop technics, in combination with the greenhouse technic. For this reason, Syngenta invest in the development of different rootstocks. This investment in research creates the optimal winning combination rootstock-hybrid. Rootstocks are mainly used to secure the plant stress management. In these cases the growers are searching for a consistent and efficient growth of the plant. In fact we can translate in secure the consistency of root growth, to keep the plant- head in consistent development. Growth in this case is finding the optimal balance between vegetation volume and plant power. With too high vegetation the plant becomes inefficient with the energy balance, creates too high plant body mass and develops lower fruit mass and less flavour. As in a lot of situations, the good balance is crucial. We look for a plant that is able to keep a consistency, and anticipate a part against the conditional environments. In this case the rootstock is the crucial part to anticipate, there are 3 different crucial factors to take into account for the right combination rootstock; 1) the greenhouse type, 2) the crop technic and seasonal plan, 3) and the scion character. The rootstock will support the energy factor, to balance the plant. 22 NEW Kardia Advantages For the grower For traders and consumers • Develops very good generative plants Hybrids can create high vegetation, Kardia keeps this in balance having better development of the generative parts, flowers and fruits. In trials we have discovered that best practice is greenhouses with lower radiation such as diffused glass for hybrids with high leaf volume habits. • Does not have a high level of leaf vegetation • Good balance between generative and vegetative parts, allowing a good power balance for the plant • Delivers a good consistency of development • Keep very good uniformity between the plants to maximise productivity Arnold Advantages For the grower • Very useful in case of later sowing date (after December 1st) • Gives a better start for late sowings as has a more balanced plant, creates less vegetation. Develops the generative part flowers/clusters very well • Arnold creates high vegetation/ leaf volume as it is a hybrid • Gives a very good end crop in the Autumn 23 Syngenta’s commitment to sustainable growth “Taking biological pest control to a higher level” did not work out perfectly in the last season. "The biological factor did not start properly last year, there was a shortage of Macrolophus, and we did not manage to remain below the damage threshold all down the line." Tomato grower Bart van den Bosch from Berkel en Rodenrijs: “This is a rigorous strategy that is highly motivating.” Bart participates in the Syngenta pilot scheme in which comprehensive biological pest control methods are offered to the growers in a single package. Says Bart: “I now buy a single solution, rather than several boxes of biological pest control agents.” These are good reasons for the grower from Rijkevorsel to adopt a different strategy for this season. The Syngenta strategy, combined with Benfried monitoring and logistics, has clearly proved to be effective. "A very purposeful approach is key. Macrolophus was deployed earlier and on a larger scale, there is a good approach for nutrition and follow-up, and we ourselves have ensured much closer monitoring. And that is effective." An early start, proper follow-up, close monitoring and (re) acting quickly. Kris Goen, Technical & Solutions Manager at Syngenta, says that this is the basis of the strategy for integrated pest control that Syngenta has developed for tomato cultivation. "In recent years we have put a lot of energy into tests to improve the biological approach in tomatoes, and this season an improved strategy will be tested on a large scale with a number of commercial businesses." Syngenta supplies to participating growers a comprehensive package for integrated pest control throughout the growing season, i.e. a basic package of pest control agents that is deployed in a preventive manner. The most important aspect of the approach is that Syngenta offers the grower a solution, rather than a product. "We definitely would not like to see growers committing to the biological approach too late, or not adequately, just to save costs. We offer a vigorous system." Snack tomatoes Ludo van Rompaey from Rijkevorsel: "You want to grow snack tomatoes with an extra emphasis on cleanliness." Next to his Merlice crop, this grower also operates a 1.7 ha plot with Syngenta's Sweetelle. "These are sweet little tomatoes that children love to eat as an easy snack. And since these are small fruits, there is a far larger risk of residue." In short, Van Rompaey wants to operate as biologically as possible, which Fewer worries Innovation and sustainability are key values for Bart van den Bosch, a tomato grower who, together with his brother and sister, runs a 26 ha beef tomato business. The business is a pioneer in geothermal energy but it also strives for sustainable innovation in biological pest control. "We have known years when we did not need any chemical pest control agents whatsoever. However, there were also years when we had to intervene with biological pest control. What we want is a strategy for biological pest control using the best available expertise. And it seems that Syngenta offers us just that, without huge risks to our crops." The Syngenta strategy relieves Van den Bosch from a great deal of worry. "If anything goes wrong, we ourselves are right on top of it. We maintain intensive contacts both with Syngenta and the Van Iperen company, who provide support and delivery. If there is an alert, they take action straightaway." The greatest added value that the Syngenta strategy brings is that a solid biological basis is built right from the start of any culture. Commitment to the biological approach Syngenta uses these pilots to take a big step towards growing vegetables in a sustainable and innovative way. Goen says that the objective is the development of a comprehensive package: high quality varieties on sound rootstocks, combined with a sustainable integrated strategy. "We at Syngenta want to take a major step forward by deploying this approach." 24 Bioline tomato products BeeLine • Ongoing improvement in design of bumblebee nests based upon practical use • Assassin bug to fight several types of spider mites and russet mites including the tomato gall mite • No maintenance required due to feeding system and easy-tocontrol locking system • Packaging designed to meet weeks of emerging new assassin bugs MacroLine p • Also at lower temperatures, allowing an early introduction in the season if required • The basic product in biological pest control of whiteflies, spider mites, Tuta absoluta, leaf miner flies, larvae, aphids etc. •V ery active and mobile assassin bugs that multiply quickly in greenhouses •A dditional feeding with Bugfood E for a guaranteed, very fast build-up in population •P ackaging includes nutrition facility and ensures proper humidity • NIMF packaging for local spider mite control • For clearing a massive volume of spider mites in a short time • An assassin bug that develops easily, also in spider mite colonies • Available in various packs ZENTINEL® 45 • A new generation of pheromone dispensers • New technology for consistent and uniform dispersion of pheromone for 45 days • Protein-rich nutrition source for additional feeding of Macrolophus after its introduction • High-quality nutrition source for a fast and certain development of Macrolophus • Packaging designed to ensure easy dispersion EncarLine f • Encarsia formosa parasitic wasp, indispensable for the control of glasshouse whitefly • High hatch rates, very good search behaviour • Easy handling of cards to facilitate fast introduction EretLine e • Eretmocerus eremicus wasp to parasitize greenhouse whitefly as well as Bemisia •H ighly efficient at high temperatures and at temperature fluctuations • Innovative blister pack for higher hatch rates and better results DigLine i • Diglyphus isaea parasitic wasp, specialised in fighting leaf miner fly larvae • Is capable of quickly stopping ongoing infestation due to host nutrition and laying large numbers of eggs • Package includes a nutrition and moisture source • A guarantee for fast detection of Tuta absoluta, long before damage becomes visible in the crop AphiLine e • Aphidius ervi parasitic wasp to fight the most common aphids in tomatoes • Ideally suited for preventive and curative fighting of aphids • Only low dosage required for a preventive approach AphidoLine aa • A gall mite that lays its eggs in the vicinity of aphid colonies • For fighting all kinds of aphids • Very good search behaviour • Available in tubes or handy blister packs 25 Crop programme January BeeLine February March April May June < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < Hommels EncarLine f < < < < < < EretLine e MacroLine p < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < Witte vlieg DigLine i < < < < < Mineervlieg Pest < < < < < < < < < < < MacroLine p < < AphidoLine aa < < < < < < < < Spintmijten < AphiLine e Bladluizen MacroLine p Zentinel 45 < < < < < < Tuta Absoluta < < < Disease Tomatengalmijt Botrytis Meeldauw This crop programme provides guidelines and supports growers in their decision-making. The use of crop protection agents is controlled by law; before use 26 Legend: July August September October November < < < < < < < < < December Disease Pest Preventive and corrective agents < < < < < Introduction period BioLine BeeLine Harmful to the agents Infestation pressure < < < < < Low Average High < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < e, always check the registration status of products in the country where the crop is grown. Syngenta UK Ltd. CPC4, Capital Park, Fulbourn Cambridge CB21 5XE T +44 845 602 5239 www.syngenta.co.uk customer.services@syngenta.com The Netherlands Syngenta Seeds B.V. Westeinde 62 1600 AA Enkhuizen Nederland Tel. +31 288 366 411 www.syngenta.nl Contact Cultivation Peter Geerts Field Expert T +32 (0)475 315 999 peter.geerts@syngenta.com © Registered Trademarks of Syngenta Group Company Important information / disclaimer Syngenta (Syngenta Seeds B.V. and Syngenta Crop Protection B.V.) has bestowed great care and expertise on the production of this brochure. 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