Tomato Igranda

Consistent yields for fresh market and processing

The Igranda tomato from the German breeding house Satimex Quedlinburg is designed for farmers who prioritize predictability and economic performance. Its determinate growth habit allows for high-density planting to maximize land utilization, while a short maturity period of up to 90 days enables early market entry when vegetable prices are at their peak.

Operational scenarios in modern farming

• Logistics and distribution: Superior transportability is a key trait of the Igranda variety. The fruits retain their integrity during long-distance transit, resisting cracking and maintaining their market quality, which significantly reduces post-harvest losses.
• Processing: With a fruit weight of 100–150 grams and a smooth, round-flat shape, these tomatoes are perfectly suited for whole-fruit canning. Their uniform size allows for dense packing in jars, optimizing production costs.
• Efficient field management: The compact stature of the plant reduces the labor intensity of pruning and staking. Agronomists value the variety for its ease of maintenance, allowing for more efficient spraying and harvesting operations.

Satimex Quedlinburg’s German genetics guarantee high seed vigor and uniform development. Igranda delivers a high output of first-grade commercial produce, performing well under variable climatic conditions. This is a robust choice for growers looking to optimize yield quality and field efficiency.