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1 2014 South Sacramento Valley Processing Tomato Production Meeting January 9, from Field to Yield This report has been prepared exclusively for the South Sacramento Valley Processing Tomato Production Meeting by Ag-Seeds Unlimited
2 California Processing Tomato Harvest 2013 Tons per Week Statewide, North, Central, South 2
3 California Processing Tomato Harvest Northern Region Production by County 2012 & County Acres Tons Tons / Acre Acre Tons Tons / Acre Yolo 35,000 1,469, ,000 1,574, Colusa 13, , , , Solano 10, , , , Sutter 7, , , , Sacramento 2,000 97, ,000 79, North Region 67,000 2,745, ,000 2,904, Note: Data compiled using USDA/NASS reported acreage and PTAB delivered tons 4
4 California Processing Tomato Market TOP 15 Varieties 2004 vs 2013 Planted Acres: 301,000 Delivered Tons: 11,671,760 Tons/Acre: 38.8 % Transplants: 62% Solids: 5.18 # EFS: 6 # TSW: H9780 Mkt Share Variety Mkt Share H % H % % N % HP % H % AB2 6.52% H % EPN % H % APT % N % H % H % CXD % H % H % DRI % H % UG % N % H % H % N % HMX % AB2 2.04% H % H % HP % BQ % Planted Acres: 261,000 Delivered Tons: 12,113,015 Tons/Acre: 46.8 % Transplants: > 95% Solids: 5.22 # EFS: 30 # TSW: 36 5
5 California Processing Tomato Harvest Northern Variety Use Summary: Early (10.3%) Variety Supplier Category Based on Final PTAB Reports Total Loads Solids Color LU ph Mold Green H5003 Heinz Early 2, APT410 Seminis Early 2, N6397 Nunhems Early 2, H1015 Heinz Early 1, Shasta Harris Moran Early 1, HP816 Seminis Early AB4606 Seminis Early BOS66509 Orsetti Early
6 California Processing Tomato Harvest Northern Variety Use Summary: Mid-Season (50.0%) Variety Supplier Category Based on Final PTAB Reports Total Loads Solids Color LU ph Mold Green H5608 Heinz Mid-Season 13, N6366 Nunhems Mid-Season 8, N6404 Nunhems Mid-Season 8, CXD255 Harris Moran Mid-Season 5, N6402 Nunhems Mid-Season 3, DRI319 Seminis Mid-Season 3, AB2 Seminis Mid-Season 2, AB0311 Seminis Mid-Season 1, H9663 Heinz Mid-Season 1, DRI320 Seminis Mid-Season 1, BQ205 Woodbridge Mid-Season 1, BQ163 Woodbridge Mid-Season 1, HM1892 Harris Moran Mid-Season PS650 Seminis Mid-Season AB3 Seminis Mid-Season
7 California Processing Tomato Harvest Northern Variety Use Summary: Late-Season (34.0%) Variety Supplier Category Based on Final PTAB Reports Total Loads Solids Color LU ph Mold Green H2401 Heinz Late-Season 6, H5508 Heinz Late-Season 4, H8504 Heinz Late-Season 4, HP849 Seminis Late-Season 4, H5702 Heinz Late-Season 3, BQ206 Woodbridge Late-Season 3, H4707 Heinz Late-Season 2, HM9905 Harris Moran Late-Season 2, H3402 Heinz Late-Season 1, N6407 Nunhems Late-Season 1, H1175 Heinz Late-Season 1, UG19406 United Genetics Late-Season 1, H5701 Heinz Late-Season 1,
8 California Processing Tomato Harvest Northern Variety Use Summary: F3 (3.2%) Variety Supplier Category Based on Final PTAB Reports Total Loads Solids Color LU ph Mold Green CXD282 Harris Moran F3 3, AB0306 Seminis F
9 Ag-Seeds Unlimited Trial Locations 2013 Statewide Plot, GT, Adaptive & Peel Dice Trials Plot (73 Locations) Chemistry & early indications of horticultural performance GT (48 Locations) First test of commercial viability Adaptives (45 Locations) Confirmation of commercial potential Peel / Dice (12 Locations) Measuring In factory recovery improvements 178 Total Processing Tomato Trials 10
10 Ag-Seeds Unlimited Trial Locations 2013 Northern Plot, GT, Adaptive & Peel Dice Trials Plot (22 Locations) Chemistry & early indications of horticultural performance GT (21 Locations) First test of commercial viability Adaptives (18 Locations) Confirmation of commercial potential Peel / Dice (8 Locations) Measuring in factory recovery improvements 69 Total Processing Tomato Trials in North 11
11 Typical Plot Trial Configuration F3 Varieties in Trials Plot Trial 120) DRI ) DRI ) DRI ) DRI ) DRI ) HMX ) UG ) UG ) UG ) Ag13 113) ) ) UG ) UG ) H ) H ) H ) H ) HMX ) TC ) TC ) TC ) TC ) H ) HMX ) HMX ) HMX ) HMX ) HMX ) D11X ) SV2849TP 86) BA ) F ) AB ) DRI320 90) BOS602 84) HP108 83) HM ) H ) H ) H ) H ) H ) H ) H ) H ) N ) PS650 72) H ) HP849 70) N ) H ) H ) H ) SV6743TM 62) SV7707TM 63) BQ268 64) BQ295 65) H ) F ) SV4778TM 59) SV1981TM 58) PX ) N ) DRI319 57) PS002 49) H ) H ) N ) N ) N ) N ) CXD282 47) CXD255 46) HMX ) F ) F ) C322 37) H ) SV0335TM 39) AB2 40) BQ316 41) BQ206 42) C316 36) H ) HM ) HM ) HM ) HMX ) HMX ) N ) BQ294 27) BQ297 28) BQ205 29) BA ) HMX ) C324 23) F ) BQ163 21) AB ) N ) DRI320 13) SV0250TM 14) BQ296 15) BQ313 16) HM ) N ) N ) SV9916TM 11) APT410 10) H1015 9) DRI320 8) BQ289 7) BQ287B 1) BQ204 2) BA5098 3) C320 4) CXD187 5) SV0599TM 6) BQ287A Variety 11AB AB1574 SV335TM 11AB1569 SV8232TM 12-9Z-PSQ Z-PSQ Z-PSQ AB7577 9Z Z H1304 H1310 Variety N6412 N6418 BQ141 BQ142 BQ147 BQ148 CXD282 HMX3907 C316 F6994 F6986 F6989 F
12 Typical GT Trial Layout Triple Replicated Yield Trials Each variety appears on each bed, and the front, center and back of each trial, to better represent field variability
13 2013 F3 GT Trial Results 3 Locations, 9 Data Points Variety Yield T/A BQ141 A H5608 A B A B A B A B H1310 B C B C D B C D B C D B C D BQ142 C D E SV335TM C D E F HMX3907 D E F G SV8232TM E F G H E F G H E F G H F G H I N6412 F G H I G H I CXD282 H I H I J H8504 I J K N6366 J K L K L L DRI306 L LSD
14 2013 F3 GT Trial Results 5 Locations, 15 Data Points Average Variety Yield T/A A A A H5608 A B A B A B BP2 A B C A B C A B C D H1310 B C D E C D E F SV335TM D E F G HMX3907 E F G H F G H SV8232TM F G H G H I G H I CXD282 H I J N6412 I J K H8504 I J K N6366 J K L DRI306 K L C316 L LSD
15 2013 F3 GT Trial Results 6 Locations, 18 Data Points Average Variety Yield T/A H5608 A A A A A B A B A B C H1310 B C D C D E SV335TM D E D E HMX3907 D E F E F G SV8232TM E F G F G H CXD282 G H I N6412 G H I H8504 H I H I J N6366 I J K DRI306 J K C316 K LSD
16 Typical Adaptive Trial Layout F3 Adaptive CXD282 3 beds SV0335TM 3 beds C316 3 bed N beds H beds H beds H beds H beds H beds N beds C316 3 beds SV0335TM 3 beds CXD282 3 beds 42 Beds 17
17 Click to edit Master title style 2013 Adaptive Trial Sutter 1, F3 Plant Date: 3/28/13 Harvest Date: 8/2/13 Total Days = 127, TP Sprinkler Irrigation SS, RB Tons/Acre Brix Corresponding PTAB Grades Variety Brix Color Mold LU ph Green MOT C CXD N SV0335TM H H H
18 60.0 Click to edit Master title style 2013 Adaptive Trial Colusa 4, F3 Plant Date: 4/16/13 Harvest Date: 8/11/13 Total Days = 117, TP Drip Irrigation, KE, TF Tons/Acre Brix Corresponding PTAB Grades Variety Brix Color Mold LU ph Green MOT H N H C N CXD H
19 25.0 Click to edit Master title style 2013 Adaptive Trial Yolo 1, F3 Plant Date: 4/18/13 Harvest Date: 8/24/13 Total Days = 128, TP Drip Irrigation, DR, DB Corresponding PTAB Grades Tons/Acre Variety Brix Color Mold LU ph Green MOT N H C H N H SV0335TM CXD Brix
20 Click to edit Master title style 2013 Adaptive Trial Sutter 2, F3 Plant Date: 4/25/13 Harvest Date: 8/27/13 Total Days = 124, TP Drip Irrigation, SS, ND Tons/Acre Brix Corresponding PTAB Grades Variety Brix Color Mold LU ph Green MOT H C SV0335TM N CXD H H
21 Click to edit Master title style 2013 Adaptive Trial Sutter 3, F3 Plant Date: 5/5/13 Harvest Date: 9/14/13 Total Days = 132, TP Furrow Irrigation, SS, SF Tons/Acre Brix Corresponding PTAB Grades Variety Brix Color Mold LU ph Green MOT CXD H SV0335TM H
22 Click to edit Master title style 2013 Adaptive Trial Sutter 4, F3 Plant Date: 5/8/13 Harvest Date: 9/10/13 Total Days = 125, TP Drip Irrigation, SS, MB Tons/Acre Brix Corresponding PTAB Grades Variety Brix Color Mold LU ph Green MOT C N H SV0335TM CXD H H
23 Click to edit Master title style 2013 Adaptive Trial Yolo 6, F3 Plant Date: 5/23/13 Harvest Date: 9/24/13 Total Days = 124, TP Sprinkler Irrigation, SS,GR Corresponding PTAB Grades 24 Tons/Acre Variety Brix Color Mold LU ph Green MOT CXD H H SV0335TM H N Brix
24 2013 Adaptive & GT Trial F3 Yield Correlation CXD282 3 beds SV0335TM 3 beds Adaptive trial and GT trial configuration when planted in same location C316 3 bed N beds H beds Adaptive Trial Map H beds H beds F3 GT Trial 3 beds 45 beds H beds H beds H beds N beds C316 3 beds SV0335TM 3 beds 25 CXD282 3 beds GT Trial Map
25 2013 Adaptive & GT Trial F3 Yield Correlation Average Yield of 4 F3GT Trials vs Adaptives in same Location
26 2014 Adaptive and Semi Commercial Varieties Fusarium Wilt Race 3 Variety Maturity Dis/Res Comments BQ VFFFNPtsw TSW, Strong vine, Yielded 10 tons/acre more that than CXD282 in trials N VFFFNPLv Early, High brix, Good Yields, Powdery Mildew tolerance H VFFFNPtsw TSW, Yielded 5 tons/acre more than CXD282 in trials BQ VFFFNPtsw TSW, Strong vine, Yielded 5.5 tons/acre more that than CXD282 in trials BP2 125 VFFFNPtsw TSW, Yielded 5.5 tons/acre more than CXD282 in trials SV0335TM 122 VFFFNPtsw TSW, Very high brix, Good yields SV8232TM 125 VFFFNPtsw TSW, Good yields HMX VFFFN Yielded 4 tons/acre more than CXD282 in trials 27
27 45.00 Click to edit Master title style 2014 Adaptive and Semi Commercial Varieties Fusarium Wilt Race 3 Semi Commercial Average Yield of 6 F3 Adaptive Trials Adaptives Ave. Yield of 3 F3 GT Trials CXD282 N6412 Adaptives Ave. Yield of 6 F3 GT Trials CXD282 BQ141 Adaptives Ave. Yield of 5 F3 GT Trials CXD282 H CXD282 BP2 28
28 2014 Adaptive and Semi Commercial Varieties Early Season July Delivery Variety Maturity Dis/Res Comments N VFNPtsw TSW, Yielded 9 tons/acre better than APT410 in trials, is not F2 resistant BP1 110 VFFNP Yielded 4.8 tons/acre more than APT410 in trials H VFF Earlier than APT410, with yields of 4.8 tons/acre more in trials, no N resistance SV0599TM 110 VFF APT 410 maturity, with yields of 5.2 tons/acre more in trials BQ VFFNPtsw TSW, Strong vine with good yields Semi Commercial Average Yield of 4 GT Trials Adaptives Average Yield of 5 Early GT Trials APT 410 N APT410 BP1 29
29 2014 Adaptive and Semi Commercial Varieties Mid Season August to September 10th Delivery Variety Maturity Dis/Res Comments HMX VFFNtsw TSW, Very strong vine, Yielded 11.9 tons/acre more than N6366 in trials BQ VFFNPtsw TSW, Adaptable, High brix, and Good yields SV8516TM 122 VFFNPtsw TSW, Yielded 5 tons/acre more than N6366 in trials SV7707TM 122 VFFNPtsw TSW, Thick Viscosity,with Strong vine Semi Commercial Average Yield of 3 Adaptive Trials Adaptives Ave. Yield of 5 Ag Seeds GT Trials N6366 BQ296 N6366 H8504 HMX
30 2014 Adaptive and Semi Commercial Varieties Late Season September, October Delivery Variety Maturity Dis/Res Comments HMX VFFNtsw TSW, EFS, Strong vine, Yielded 9.2 tons/acre more than H8504 in trials N VFFN EFH, Adaptable, Thick with Brix, Good yields H VFFN EFS, Adaptable, Thick with Brix, Good yields N VFFNPtsw TSW, EFH, Thick with Brix, Good yield HMX VFFNtsw TSW, EFS, Strong vine, High Brix, Good yield Semi Commercial Average Yield of 10 Adaptives Adaptives Ave. Yield of 5 Ag Seeds GT Trials H8504 N6410 N6366 H8504 HMX
31 Genetics Role in the Tomato Business Past Present Future 32
32 2013 Northern Trial Cooperators Thank you Without you, none of this work is possible Grower County Grower County Jim Borchard Yolo Matteoli Bros. Sutter Bullseye Farms Yolo Mayflower Farms Colusa Button & Turkovich Yolo Joe Muller & Sons Yolo Dan Best Ranch Yolo Payne Bros. Ranches Yolo Donald Beeman Yolo Reveille Farms Solano Dougherty Bros. Sutter Richter Bros. Sutter E & H Farms Solano Gene Robben Farms Solano Geer Ranch Yolo Rominger Bros. Yolo Harlan Family Farms Yolo Sam Reynolds Colusa Hunn, Merwin & Merwin Yolo Schreiner Farms Yolo J & P Farms Sutter T & P Farms Colusa Joe Yeung Farms Yolo Triad Farms Yolo LaGrande Farms Colusa Tsutsui Ent. Yolo Liberty Trust Yolo Van Ruiten Bros. Sutter Lucero Farms Yolo Vann Bros. Colusa 33
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