
Tomatoes that are moving towards a new stage of production. As the fruits grow and begin to take on color, the crop reflects the work and management done throughout the season. Each cluster represents progress toward a quality crop. We continue to accompany the farmer at every stage of the crop.

Tomatoes that are moving towards a new stage of production. As the fruits grow and begin to take on color, the crop reflects the work and management done throughout the season. Each cluster represents progress toward a quality crop. We continue to accompany the farmer at every stage of the crop.
Grown in the USA and ready to support growers nationwide. Tri-Hishtil grafted plants are produced at our Mills River, NC facility and are available for shipment to all 50 states. For growers, grafted plants can help manage soil-borne disease pressure, support stronger plant vigor, improve fruit size and quality, and extend harvest potential. Start with a stronger foundation for the season ahead.
Soil health plays a critical role in root development, nutrient availability, water movement, and overall crop performance. From pre-plant soil fumigation to irrigation, plant nutrition, and field-specific support, TriEst Ag Group helps growers build stronger foundations for the season ahead.
Tomatoes that show the potential of a season on the right track. Vigorous plants and an abundant load of fruits reflect the work and agronomic management behind each crop. At Tri-Cal de Baja, we support growers from the preparation and fumigation of the soil, helping to create favorable conditions for tomato establishment, development, and productivity. From soil to harvest, every stage counts.
Healthy plants, strong growth, and an impressive tomato crop. TriCal de Baja, a proud member of the TriCal Group family of companies, works alongside growers in Mexico to support soil health and create the conditions for healthy, productive crops. These tomatoes are a great example of the quality and productivity that can be achieved through dedicated crop management and a strong foundation below the surface. Great work to the TriCal de Baja team and the growers they support.
Strong roots can make a meaningful difference throughout the season. Tri-Hishtil grafted tomato plants offer improved vigor, tolerance to soil-borne diseases and nematodes, increased fruit size and quality, and positive effects on yield. Whether grown in the field, high tunnel, or greenhouse, grafted tomatoes can help growers build a stronger, more resilient crop.
Greenhouse Tomato Fact: Greenhouse production gives growers greater control over the growing environment, helping support consistent plant performance and extended production opportunities. Tri-Hishtil grafted tomato plants are designed to help greenhouse growers build on that advantage with improved vigor, disease tolerance, positive yield potential, and strong fruit size and quality. Strong roots help support strong results, season after season.
Tri-Hishtil's grafted tomatoes support plant vigor, tolerance to soil-borne diseases such as Fusarium Wilt and Bacterial Wilt, nematode tolerance, and strong fruit size and quality. Tri-Hishtil grafted tomatoes provide a stronger foundation for consistent crop performance throughout the season.
TriCal Australia works with growers to prepare soil for tomato production through soil fumigation, helping manage soilborne pests and creating the conditions needed for healthy crop establishment. We're proud to support Australian growers in building healthy growing environments for productive seasons ahead.
Across Italy, growers are preparing fields for the next production cycle of outdoor crops, including strawberries, tomatoes, lettuces, carrots, and ornamental florals. Success next season starts long before the first seedling or transplant enters the field. Healthy roots begin with healthy soil.
Healthy soil sets the stage for a strong tomato crop. Pre-plant soil fumigation with chloropicrin can help manage soilborne disease pressure and support a healthier root zone before planting. Build a stronger foundation before the season begins.
When the conditions are right, the results speak for themselves. This tomato crop shows excellent vegetative development, vigorous plants and a high load of fruit, the result of adequate soil preparation, efficient crop management and constant commitment from the producer.
The state of the root system is a key indicator of the health and productive potential of the crop. The presence of galls and deformations can be associated with nematodes or other soil pathogens, affecting the absorption of water and nutrients and compromising yield. A preventive soil treatment reduces these risks and promotes a healthier and more balanced root development from the beginning of the season.
After a season of technical handling in the field, the work continues in the plant: selection, classification and preparation for shipment to different markets. Each box represents planning, quality control and coordination throughout the production chain.
Stronger roots. Smarter investment. Tri-Hishtil grafted tomatoes deliver enhanced disease resistance, improved vigor, and the potential for higher yields at harvest in greenhouse production. The added value at planting translates to performance and profitability.
Preparation and spraying of soil in pre-plantation is a strategic decision: reduce risks from the start, protect the root system and give the crop an even and strong start. Every prepared groove is a bet for healthier plants, more stable cycles, and a production that lasts over time. Because in tomato, as in all farming well done.
Soil health plays a major role in the success of your crops. Set your fields up for a more productive season with proven soil fumigation strategies that boost soil conditions and increase marketable yields. What you do now determines next season’s performance.
Shank application is a widely used method for applying soil fumigants such as Strike in crops including potatoes, capsicums, tomatoes, cucumbers, and strawberries. Shank application supports reliable pre-plant pest management and healthier crop establishment.
After experiencing significant plant loss due to Fusarium and Verticillium, this greenhouse tomato grower turned to Strike 60 as a soil solution. Plants showed no further dieback or wilting and began to thrive. The result was a healthier crop with strong, dark green foliage and large leaves.
Proper soil treatment creates the necessary conditions for tomato plants to grow evenly, develop stronger roots, and produce firm, good-caliber fruit. When the base is healthy, each row reflects a better yield and a more even harvest.
There are several options for rootstocks available for grafted watermelon plants. Choosing a rootstock is specific to the issues faced on an individual farm, whether that be the need for better yields, fusarium wilt management, or nematodes, etc. Tri-Hishtil has solutions to fit your growing needs.
Healthy soil is the foundation for strong, productive crops. Managing soil health is key to maximizing yield and quality. From balancing beneficial microbes to suppressing soil-borne diseases, the right soil fumigation treatments create the environment your plants need to thrive.
To cultivate healthy, high-yield tomatoes, the right irrigation system is crucial. With consistent water distribution and improved resource utilization, Landmark Irrigation ensures your crops receive exactly what they need at the right time.
With its rich soils, diverse climates, and innovative farming techniques, California has cultivated an impressive array of more than 400 commodities. Remarkably, the state is the sole producer of key crops such as almonds, artichokes, celery, garlic, kiwifruit, and walnuts
TeamTeleos was at the Florida Tomato Institute's Annual Conference! Our Southeast TELONE™ Specialist Chris Hays, Stewardship Manager Justin H., and President John Godbehere were representing Teleos at this event and engaging first-hand with tomato growers from across the state.
A group of scientists at the University of Florida have been investigating the impact of soil fumigation on microbial communities and recently published some of their findings. They found that fumigant treatments with greater than 60% chloropicrin consistently increased tomato yield