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Tri-Hishtil's grafter tomatoes are the solution if you have trouble with Southern Bacterial Wilt in your fields? Our grafted tomato plants with disease resistant rootstocks may be a great option for you.
Tri-Hishtil brings together three pioneers in the agricultural industry from around the world; TriEst Ag Group, Inc. in the USA; Israel-based Hishtil, and Italian-owned and operated SIS/Centro SEIA.
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Tri-Hishtil Grafted tomato plants from Tri-Hishtil are a great choice for roadside market growers or growers with limited land availability.
Tri-Hishtil brings together three pioneers in the agricultural industry from around the world; TriEst Ag Group, Inc. in the USA; Israel-based Hishtil, and Italian-owned and operated SIS/Centro SEIA.
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Tri-Hishtil Tri-Hishtil, a part of the Triest Ag Group and trusted partner, supplies high-quality grafted watermelon plants. These plants offer superior root development, enhanced vigor, and improved plant and vine health—delivering performance you can count on in the field.
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Tri-Hishtil Tri-Hishtil can give a boost to your profits with grafted strawberries! Grafted plants offer improved root systems, disease resistance, and better plant/vine health. Consider them a source of insurance for adverse conditions under proper management.
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Tri-Hishtil prepares grafted plants. Our FAQ provides detailed answers on varieties, planting, and crop performance. Tri-Hishtil and our partners are committed to providing expert support every step of the way.
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Josh Freeman was able to see both sides of the coin on the same farm yesterday. On a positive note, the grafted plants really took off this week and are now larger than the non-grafted. On the negative side, conditions have been favorable and we’re seeing Fusarium wilt less than 30 days post planting. Certainly not a positive start for the non-grafted plants so early in the season.
