Tomato Surya F1

Stable Yields with a "French" Touch

When selecting determinate tomatoes for open fields, farmers often face a dilemma: choose high yields or disease resistance. Suria F1 from Vilmorin-Mikado is the compromise that delivers results. Its French breeding background is evident in its predictability: when planting at a density of 30,000–35,000 plants per hectare, this hybrid consistently produces uniform, marketable fruits with zero surprises.

Agrotechnics and Protection

The main operational advantage of this hybrid is its robust immunity. In field conditions where Fusarium or Verticillium can wipe out up to 30% of the crop, Suria F1 holds its ground firmly. Resistance to root-knot nematodes allows for cultivation in fields where the soil is "tired" from intensive farming. For an agronomist, this translates to fewer fungicide applications and a lower risk of losing crop marketability.

Fruit Characteristics

• Weight and Shape: The egg-shaped fruits (100–150 g) are perfectly suited for mechanical harvesting and long-distance transport.
• Technological Properties: A dry matter content of 5.0–5.5% makes this tomato an "all-rounder": excellent for both the fresh market and processing.
• Structure: A four-to-six-chamber structure ensures the density required for long shelf life.

With a maturity period of up to 90 days, it is easy to plan a production schedule. The hybrid is undemanding and responds well to standard feeding regimes. For a farmer, this is a reliable working tool that won't let you down: predictable yields, a high percentage of marketable produce, and minimal issues with soil-borne pathogens.