SlideShare a Scribd company logo
SEED PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY OF
TOMATO
TOMATO
• INTRODUCTION
Tomato is one of the most important
vegetable crop grown extensively in the
tropical and sub tropical belts of the world.
It is grown Mainly for market and to a little
extent for processing.
Increased is now being bestowed to breeding
and production of tomato.
BOTANY:
LAND REQUIREMENTS
 The land should be free of volunteer plants. A well-drained fairly
fertile loam with a fair moisture holding capacity is ideal for
growing of good crop of tomato.
 ISOLATION REQUIREMENTS : seed fields shld be isolated from
other varities of tomato by at least 50 and 25 m for foundation and
certified.

FIELD INSPECTION
 A minimum of three inspections should be done,the first before
flowering, the second during flowering and fruiting stage, and the
third at the mature fruit stage and prior to harvesting.
Brief cultural practice s
Time of sowing; Northern plains;june- August, November to
December;souther states: September to October;in hilly
areas:march-april.
Preparation of land: prepare the field to a a good tilth by
ploughing,two to three harrowings follwed by levelling.
Sources of seeds: obtain nucleus / breeders / foundation seed
from source approved by a seed certification agency.
Seed rate: 400 -500g/ha
Sow the seeds in raised nursery bed of 20 cm in ht ,in rows of 5cm
gap and covered with sand.
Ten nursery beds Will be sufficient transplant one acre
Apply 2kg of DAP 10 days before pulling out of seedlings
Transplanting:
Transplanting should be done with the seedlings are 20 -25 days old ,
preferably at evening time
Spacing is 60×45 cm
Female parents of hybrids 90×60 cm
Male parents of hybrids 60×45 cm
NURSERY
• IRRIGATION:
Irrigate fortnightly during winter and weekly in
summer
INTERCULTURAL OPERATION S :
Shallow cultivation is frequently required especially during the first
four weeks. Two-three hoeing and weeding,from time to time,are
necessary to keep the seed field clean of weeds. Pre emergence
application of oxyflurofen@0.25kga.i/ha, combined with one hand
weeding at 45DAT has been recommended for controlling weeds.
STAKING
Staking is very essential operation in indeterminate group of open
pollinated varities and Hybrids for good quality fruit’s.
Staking is done either by bamboo sticks or trained on wire.
Method of seed production
 Seed to seed
Stages of seed production
1. BREEDER SEED
2. FOUNDATION SEED 1
3. FOUNDATION SEED I I
4. CERTIFIED SEED
Manuring
 After thorough preparation of a field to fine tilth
 Apply 25 tons of FYM ha
 Apply 75:60:60 kg of NPK / ha at the time of transplaning .Top dressing nitrogen@75kg/ha
in two doses,one after 15-20 days of transplanting and the other at flowering stage 40-45
days transplant ing
Planting ratio : For hybrid seed production,the female and male parents are
normally planted in the ratio 12:1 or 12:2
ROUGING : The Rouging, should be done based on the plant character
(determinate/indeterminate),leaf, branching and spreading character s and also based
on the fruit size, shape and colour. The plants affected by the early blight,leaf spot
and mosaic virus ( TMV) diseases should be removed from the seed production field.
PEST AND DISEASE MANAGEMENT
 The major diseases in tomato are early blight and mosaic virus
 The early blight rot can be controlled by spraying be late or Diathane
 Major pests : Aphids, cut worm etc
HARVESTING
The fruits are harvested after full
maturity of the fruit when turn in to red
color fruits and last one or two harvests
should not be used for seed extraction.
Varities and Hybrids
 INDETERMINATE VARITIES :
 Pusa Ruby , Naveen,Arka vikas.
 DETERMINATE VARITIES:
 Pusa early,Rupali,pusa sheetal
 HYBRIDS:
 Plant hybrid-2 ,Rupali,sonali,pusa hybrid- 1-4.
 SEED YIELD : 100-120Kg/ha
STAGES OF MATURATION
1) MATURE GREEN
2) BREAKER
3) TURNING
4) PINK
5) RED
6) OVER RIPE /OVER RIPE
SEED EXTRACTION
The fruits in between 6-7 harvest should be used
for seed extraction.
Thee seed viability is dependent on the method on
which the seeds were extracted and hence,it is
more important to choose proper methods of
seed extraction.
Before seed extraction, the fruits are to be graded
for true to type and selection of medium to large
size fruits for getting higher recovery of quality
seeds.
ACID METHOD OF SEED EXTRACTION
The acid method of seed extraction is the best method for tomato seed
extraction
In this method ,the fruits Are to be crushed into pulp and taken in
plastic containers or cement tank
And then add 30 ml of commercial Hydrochloric acid per kg of pulp,
stir well and allow it half hour
In between this duration the pulp may be stired well for one or two
times this facilitates separation seed from pulp.
After half an hour the seeds will settle down at the bottom and then
floating fraction is to be removed
The collected seed should be washed with water 3or4 times .
DRYING, GRADING AND STORAGE.
Drying of seeds are to be dried in the shades . It should
never been dried in the hot sun . The safe moisture
contain the seed 8to 9% seeds .
can be graded using round perforated sieve .
Store the seeds in cloth bags or moisture
proof/resistance containers and kept in a cool and dry
place.
Carefully and properly stored seeds can retain it's viability
for 2-3 yr .
HYBRID SEED PRODUCTION
1. Emasculation and dusting
 Emasculation is done before the anthers are matured and as the stigma
become receptive to minimize accidental self pollination
 This emasculation is generally done in the evening , between 4pm and 6 pm
one day before the anthers are expected to dehissce or mature and stigma is
likely to become fully receptive

 Emasculated the bud by hand with the help of needle and forceps remove the
coralla or anthers . Leaving gynoecium i.e stigma and style intact in the flower
 After emasculation the flower buds are covered with butter bag to avoid
pollination with foreign pollen
CERTIFICATION OF
SEEDS
No of inspections
A minimum of three inspections shall be made as follows
The first inspection shall be made before flowering an order to verify
isolation, volunteer plants , and other relevant factors
The second inspection shall be made during flowering to check
isolation, offtypes and other relevant factors
The third inspection shall be made at maturity and prior to harvesting
to verify true nature of plants and other relevant factors.
Recent works:
The new tomato variety released for
North East region : ( Megha Tomato-10)
The variety developed by ICAR research complex for
NEH region, Barapani carrier's characters sufficient to
fight against the draconian disease and survive under
low temp.
It is successfully grown in rainfed as well as irrigated.

More Related Content

What's hot

Mango breeding
Mango breedingMango breeding
Mango breeding
srikaanth akshay
 
Onion seed production
Onion seed productionOnion seed production
Onion seed production
Mohammed Sami
 
Biodiversity in Mango.pptx
 Biodiversity in Mango.pptx Biodiversity in Mango.pptx
Biodiversity in Mango.pptx
Shashwat Mahalle
 
Blackgram
BlackgramBlackgram
Blackgram
SUDHIRYADAV134
 
Pineapple
PineapplePineapple
Pineapple
Abhinav Vivek
 
Cultivation Process of Tubrose
Cultivation Process of Tubrose Cultivation Process of Tubrose
Cultivation Process of Tubrose
Junaid Abbas
 
Cultivation of aonla.
Cultivation of aonla.Cultivation of aonla.
Cultivation of aonla.
DavinderHanda
 
OAT
OATOAT
Cultivation of Grape
Cultivation of GrapeCultivation of Grape
Cultivation of Grape
Rakesh Pattnaik
 
Strawberry cultivation
Strawberry cultivationStrawberry cultivation
Strawberry cultivation
EkvVenkatraj
 
Drum stick
Drum stickDrum stick
Drum stick
PrakritiGhimire5
 
Aonla
AonlaAonla
Cultivation of Pea
Cultivation of Pea Cultivation of Pea
Production Technology of Gladiolus
Production Technology of GladiolusProduction Technology of Gladiolus
Production Technology of Gladiolus
Abhinandan Kumar
 
Production of Chekurmanis
Production of ChekurmanisProduction of Chekurmanis
Production of Chekurmanis
Sourav Panwar
 
self incompatibility and male sterility
self incompatibility and male sterilityself incompatibility and male sterility
self incompatibility and male sterility
Ishita Dey
 
Package of Practices of Sunflower.pptx
Package of Practices of Sunflower.pptxPackage of Practices of Sunflower.pptx
Package of Practices of Sunflower.pptx
BAISHALIMOHANTA1
 
INDIAN SPINACH\Basella
INDIAN SPINACH\Basella INDIAN SPINACH\Basella
INDIAN SPINACH\Basella
Student
 
clove cultivation , clove , clove processing
clove cultivation , clove , clove processing clove cultivation , clove , clove processing
clove cultivation , clove , clove processing
Arvind Yadav
 
Production Technology of Bottlegourd
Production Technology of BottlegourdProduction Technology of Bottlegourd
Production Technology of Bottlegourd
ManojGS5
 

What's hot (20)

Mango breeding
Mango breedingMango breeding
Mango breeding
 
Onion seed production
Onion seed productionOnion seed production
Onion seed production
 
Biodiversity in Mango.pptx
 Biodiversity in Mango.pptx Biodiversity in Mango.pptx
Biodiversity in Mango.pptx
 
Blackgram
BlackgramBlackgram
Blackgram
 
Pineapple
PineapplePineapple
Pineapple
 
Cultivation Process of Tubrose
Cultivation Process of Tubrose Cultivation Process of Tubrose
Cultivation Process of Tubrose
 
Cultivation of aonla.
Cultivation of aonla.Cultivation of aonla.
Cultivation of aonla.
 
OAT
OATOAT
OAT
 
Cultivation of Grape
Cultivation of GrapeCultivation of Grape
Cultivation of Grape
 
Strawberry cultivation
Strawberry cultivationStrawberry cultivation
Strawberry cultivation
 
Drum stick
Drum stickDrum stick
Drum stick
 
Aonla
AonlaAonla
Aonla
 
Cultivation of Pea
Cultivation of Pea Cultivation of Pea
Cultivation of Pea
 
Production Technology of Gladiolus
Production Technology of GladiolusProduction Technology of Gladiolus
Production Technology of Gladiolus
 
Production of Chekurmanis
Production of ChekurmanisProduction of Chekurmanis
Production of Chekurmanis
 
self incompatibility and male sterility
self incompatibility and male sterilityself incompatibility and male sterility
self incompatibility and male sterility
 
Package of Practices of Sunflower.pptx
Package of Practices of Sunflower.pptxPackage of Practices of Sunflower.pptx
Package of Practices of Sunflower.pptx
 
INDIAN SPINACH\Basella
INDIAN SPINACH\Basella INDIAN SPINACH\Basella
INDIAN SPINACH\Basella
 
clove cultivation , clove , clove processing
clove cultivation , clove , clove processing clove cultivation , clove , clove processing
clove cultivation , clove , clove processing
 
Production Technology of Bottlegourd
Production Technology of BottlegourdProduction Technology of Bottlegourd
Production Technology of Bottlegourd
 

Similar to Tomato

Hybrid Seed Production of Tomato
Hybrid Seed Production of TomatoHybrid Seed Production of Tomato
Hybrid Seed Production of Tomato
Subham Dwivedi
 
Pigeon_pea_seed production
Pigeon_pea_seed productionPigeon_pea_seed production
Pigeon_pea_seed production
Guruprasad SA
 
Jute and tomato seed production
Jute and tomato seed productionJute and tomato seed production
MAIZE
MAIZEMAIZE
MAIZE
ADIL ZIA
 
Quality Seed Production technology of Groundnut, Soyabean and Sesame
Quality Seed Production technology of Groundnut, Soyabean and SesameQuality Seed Production technology of Groundnut, Soyabean and Sesame
Quality Seed Production technology of Groundnut, Soyabean and Sesame
VenkataRamSaiMarthi
 
Seed production of maize
Seed production of maizeSeed production of maize
Redgram ppt
Redgram pptRedgram ppt
Redgram ppt
Nugurusaichandan
 
Leafy vegetables seed production
Leafy vegetables seed production Leafy vegetables seed production
Leafy vegetables seed production
TEJU C M
 
CUCURBITS BY ATUL-1.pptx
CUCURBITS BY ATUL-1.pptxCUCURBITS BY ATUL-1.pptx
CUCURBITS BY ATUL-1.pptx
sachinyadav676563
 
Quality seed production
Quality seed productionQuality seed production
Quality seed production
Abhishek Malpani
 
Soyabean Seed production and floral biology.pptx
Soyabean Seed production and floral biology.pptxSoyabean Seed production and floral biology.pptx
Soyabean Seed production and floral biology.pptx
sachinmsachinm49
 
Cluster bean
Cluster beanCluster bean
Okra
OkraOkra
Okra
Pankajs1
 
Cowpea
CowpeaCowpea
S afflower
S afflowerS afflower
S afflower
Daily Mashriq
 
cara_2018_110arunodayamajibatch_dassignment_1seedproductiontech.pptx
cara_2018_110arunodayamajibatch_dassignment_1seedproductiontech.pptxcara_2018_110arunodayamajibatch_dassignment_1seedproductiontech.pptx
cara_2018_110arunodayamajibatch_dassignment_1seedproductiontech.pptx
AswinVechoor
 
Vegetable seed prodn fr doc glo
Vegetable seed prodn fr doc gloVegetable seed prodn fr doc glo
Vegetable seed prodn fr doc glo
Lisa Mae General
 
cucurbits seed production
cucurbits seed productioncucurbits seed production
cucurbits seed production
Hridya Rejeendran
 
Maize seed production
Maize seed productionMaize seed production
Maize seed production
Santosh pathak
 
French bean
French beanFrench bean

Similar to Tomato (20)

Hybrid Seed Production of Tomato
Hybrid Seed Production of TomatoHybrid Seed Production of Tomato
Hybrid Seed Production of Tomato
 
Pigeon_pea_seed production
Pigeon_pea_seed productionPigeon_pea_seed production
Pigeon_pea_seed production
 
Jute and tomato seed production
Jute and tomato seed productionJute and tomato seed production
Jute and tomato seed production
 
MAIZE
MAIZEMAIZE
MAIZE
 
Quality Seed Production technology of Groundnut, Soyabean and Sesame
Quality Seed Production technology of Groundnut, Soyabean and SesameQuality Seed Production technology of Groundnut, Soyabean and Sesame
Quality Seed Production technology of Groundnut, Soyabean and Sesame
 
Seed production of maize
Seed production of maizeSeed production of maize
Seed production of maize
 
Redgram ppt
Redgram pptRedgram ppt
Redgram ppt
 
Leafy vegetables seed production
Leafy vegetables seed production Leafy vegetables seed production
Leafy vegetables seed production
 
CUCURBITS BY ATUL-1.pptx
CUCURBITS BY ATUL-1.pptxCUCURBITS BY ATUL-1.pptx
CUCURBITS BY ATUL-1.pptx
 
Quality seed production
Quality seed productionQuality seed production
Quality seed production
 
Soyabean Seed production and floral biology.pptx
Soyabean Seed production and floral biology.pptxSoyabean Seed production and floral biology.pptx
Soyabean Seed production and floral biology.pptx
 
Cluster bean
Cluster beanCluster bean
Cluster bean
 
Okra
OkraOkra
Okra
 
Cowpea
CowpeaCowpea
Cowpea
 
S afflower
S afflowerS afflower
S afflower
 
cara_2018_110arunodayamajibatch_dassignment_1seedproductiontech.pptx
cara_2018_110arunodayamajibatch_dassignment_1seedproductiontech.pptxcara_2018_110arunodayamajibatch_dassignment_1seedproductiontech.pptx
cara_2018_110arunodayamajibatch_dassignment_1seedproductiontech.pptx
 
Vegetable seed prodn fr doc glo
Vegetable seed prodn fr doc gloVegetable seed prodn fr doc glo
Vegetable seed prodn fr doc glo
 
cucurbits seed production
cucurbits seed productioncucurbits seed production
cucurbits seed production
 
Maize seed production
Maize seed productionMaize seed production
Maize seed production
 
French bean
French beanFrench bean
French bean
 

More from Nugurusaichandan

Entreprenuership development material
Entreprenuership development materialEntreprenuership development material
Entreprenuership development material
Nugurusaichandan
 
Entrepreneurship developments
Entrepreneurship developmentsEntrepreneurship developments
Entrepreneurship developments
Nugurusaichandan
 
Fruit identification
Fruit identification  Fruit identification
Fruit identification
Nugurusaichandan
 
Description and identification of fruit crops
Description and identification of fruit cropsDescription and identification of fruit crops
Description and identification of fruit crops
Nugurusaichandan
 
Fruits unit -ii
Fruits unit -iiFruits unit -ii
Fruits unit -ii
Nugurusaichandan
 
Fruits unit-iii
Fruits  unit-iiiFruits  unit-iii
Fruits unit-iii
Nugurusaichandan
 
Emasculation and hybridization in rice
Emasculation and hybridization in riceEmasculation and hybridization in rice
Emasculation and hybridization in rice
Nugurusaichandan
 
Exercise 2 emasculation and hybridization in maize
Exercise 2 emasculation and hybridization in maizeExercise 2 emasculation and hybridization in maize
Exercise 2 emasculation and hybridization in maize
Nugurusaichandan
 
FLORAL BIOLOGY
FLORAL BIOLOGYFLORAL BIOLOGY
FLORAL BIOLOGY
Nugurusaichandan
 
Fruits unit -i
Fruits   unit -iFruits   unit -i
Fruits unit -i
Nugurusaichandan
 
Ex 1 flower structure of monocot and dicot plants
Ex 1 flower structure of monocot and dicot plantsEx 1 flower structure of monocot and dicot plants
Ex 1 flower structure of monocot and dicot plants
Nugurusaichandan
 
breeding for quality characters
 breeding for quality characters breeding for quality characters
breeding for quality characters
Nugurusaichandan
 
origin of vegetables
 origin of vegetables origin of vegetables
origin of vegetables
Nugurusaichandan
 
origin of horticultural crops
origin of horticultural cropsorigin of horticultural crops
origin of horticultural crops
Nugurusaichandan
 
heterosis, synthetis and composites
  heterosis, synthetis and composites   heterosis, synthetis and composites
heterosis, synthetis and composites
Nugurusaichandan
 
breeding for biotic, abiotic stress ,yield, stability and adaptation traits
breeding for biotic, abiotic stress ,yield, stability and adaptation traitsbreeding for biotic, abiotic stress ,yield, stability and adaptation traits
breeding for biotic, abiotic stress ,yield, stability and adaptation traits
Nugurusaichandan
 
.qualitative and quantitative traits
 .qualitative and quantitative traits  .qualitative and quantitative traits
.qualitative and quantitative traits
Nugurusaichandan
 
origin of rice
origin of riceorigin of rice
origin of rice
Nugurusaichandan
 
origin of sesame
 origin of sesame origin of sesame
origin of sesame
Nugurusaichandan
 
origin of ground nut
origin of ground nutorigin of ground nut
origin of ground nut
Nugurusaichandan
 

More from Nugurusaichandan (20)

Entreprenuership development material
Entreprenuership development materialEntreprenuership development material
Entreprenuership development material
 
Entrepreneurship developments
Entrepreneurship developmentsEntrepreneurship developments
Entrepreneurship developments
 
Fruit identification
Fruit identification  Fruit identification
Fruit identification
 
Description and identification of fruit crops
Description and identification of fruit cropsDescription and identification of fruit crops
Description and identification of fruit crops
 
Fruits unit -ii
Fruits unit -iiFruits unit -ii
Fruits unit -ii
 
Fruits unit-iii
Fruits  unit-iiiFruits  unit-iii
Fruits unit-iii
 
Emasculation and hybridization in rice
Emasculation and hybridization in riceEmasculation and hybridization in rice
Emasculation and hybridization in rice
 
Exercise 2 emasculation and hybridization in maize
Exercise 2 emasculation and hybridization in maizeExercise 2 emasculation and hybridization in maize
Exercise 2 emasculation and hybridization in maize
 
FLORAL BIOLOGY
FLORAL BIOLOGYFLORAL BIOLOGY
FLORAL BIOLOGY
 
Fruits unit -i
Fruits   unit -iFruits   unit -i
Fruits unit -i
 
Ex 1 flower structure of monocot and dicot plants
Ex 1 flower structure of monocot and dicot plantsEx 1 flower structure of monocot and dicot plants
Ex 1 flower structure of monocot and dicot plants
 
breeding for quality characters
 breeding for quality characters breeding for quality characters
breeding for quality characters
 
origin of vegetables
 origin of vegetables origin of vegetables
origin of vegetables
 
origin of horticultural crops
origin of horticultural cropsorigin of horticultural crops
origin of horticultural crops
 
heterosis, synthetis and composites
  heterosis, synthetis and composites   heterosis, synthetis and composites
heterosis, synthetis and composites
 
breeding for biotic, abiotic stress ,yield, stability and adaptation traits
breeding for biotic, abiotic stress ,yield, stability and adaptation traitsbreeding for biotic, abiotic stress ,yield, stability and adaptation traits
breeding for biotic, abiotic stress ,yield, stability and adaptation traits
 
.qualitative and quantitative traits
 .qualitative and quantitative traits  .qualitative and quantitative traits
.qualitative and quantitative traits
 
origin of rice
origin of riceorigin of rice
origin of rice
 
origin of sesame
 origin of sesame origin of sesame
origin of sesame
 
origin of ground nut
origin of ground nutorigin of ground nut
origin of ground nut
 

Tomato

  • 3. • INTRODUCTION Tomato is one of the most important vegetable crop grown extensively in the tropical and sub tropical belts of the world. It is grown Mainly for market and to a little extent for processing. Increased is now being bestowed to breeding and production of tomato.
  • 5. LAND REQUIREMENTS  The land should be free of volunteer plants. A well-drained fairly fertile loam with a fair moisture holding capacity is ideal for growing of good crop of tomato.  ISOLATION REQUIREMENTS : seed fields shld be isolated from other varities of tomato by at least 50 and 25 m for foundation and certified.  FIELD INSPECTION  A minimum of three inspections should be done,the first before flowering, the second during flowering and fruiting stage, and the third at the mature fruit stage and prior to harvesting.
  • 6.
  • 7.
  • 8. Brief cultural practice s Time of sowing; Northern plains;june- August, November to December;souther states: September to October;in hilly areas:march-april. Preparation of land: prepare the field to a a good tilth by ploughing,two to three harrowings follwed by levelling. Sources of seeds: obtain nucleus / breeders / foundation seed from source approved by a seed certification agency. Seed rate: 400 -500g/ha
  • 9. Sow the seeds in raised nursery bed of 20 cm in ht ,in rows of 5cm gap and covered with sand. Ten nursery beds Will be sufficient transplant one acre Apply 2kg of DAP 10 days before pulling out of seedlings Transplanting: Transplanting should be done with the seedlings are 20 -25 days old , preferably at evening time Spacing is 60×45 cm Female parents of hybrids 90×60 cm Male parents of hybrids 60×45 cm NURSERY
  • 10. • IRRIGATION: Irrigate fortnightly during winter and weekly in summer INTERCULTURAL OPERATION S : Shallow cultivation is frequently required especially during the first four weeks. Two-three hoeing and weeding,from time to time,are necessary to keep the seed field clean of weeds. Pre emergence application of oxyflurofen@0.25kga.i/ha, combined with one hand weeding at 45DAT has been recommended for controlling weeds. STAKING Staking is very essential operation in indeterminate group of open pollinated varities and Hybrids for good quality fruit’s. Staking is done either by bamboo sticks or trained on wire.
  • 11. Method of seed production  Seed to seed Stages of seed production 1. BREEDER SEED 2. FOUNDATION SEED 1 3. FOUNDATION SEED I I 4. CERTIFIED SEED
  • 12. Manuring  After thorough preparation of a field to fine tilth  Apply 25 tons of FYM ha  Apply 75:60:60 kg of NPK / ha at the time of transplaning .Top dressing nitrogen@75kg/ha in two doses,one after 15-20 days of transplanting and the other at flowering stage 40-45 days transplant ing Planting ratio : For hybrid seed production,the female and male parents are normally planted in the ratio 12:1 or 12:2 ROUGING : The Rouging, should be done based on the plant character (determinate/indeterminate),leaf, branching and spreading character s and also based on the fruit size, shape and colour. The plants affected by the early blight,leaf spot and mosaic virus ( TMV) diseases should be removed from the seed production field.
  • 13. PEST AND DISEASE MANAGEMENT  The major diseases in tomato are early blight and mosaic virus  The early blight rot can be controlled by spraying be late or Diathane  Major pests : Aphids, cut worm etc HARVESTING The fruits are harvested after full maturity of the fruit when turn in to red color fruits and last one or two harvests should not be used for seed extraction.
  • 14. Varities and Hybrids  INDETERMINATE VARITIES :  Pusa Ruby , Naveen,Arka vikas.  DETERMINATE VARITIES:  Pusa early,Rupali,pusa sheetal  HYBRIDS:  Plant hybrid-2 ,Rupali,sonali,pusa hybrid- 1-4.  SEED YIELD : 100-120Kg/ha
  • 15. STAGES OF MATURATION 1) MATURE GREEN 2) BREAKER 3) TURNING 4) PINK 5) RED 6) OVER RIPE /OVER RIPE
  • 16. SEED EXTRACTION The fruits in between 6-7 harvest should be used for seed extraction. Thee seed viability is dependent on the method on which the seeds were extracted and hence,it is more important to choose proper methods of seed extraction. Before seed extraction, the fruits are to be graded for true to type and selection of medium to large size fruits for getting higher recovery of quality seeds.
  • 17. ACID METHOD OF SEED EXTRACTION The acid method of seed extraction is the best method for tomato seed extraction In this method ,the fruits Are to be crushed into pulp and taken in plastic containers or cement tank And then add 30 ml of commercial Hydrochloric acid per kg of pulp, stir well and allow it half hour In between this duration the pulp may be stired well for one or two times this facilitates separation seed from pulp. After half an hour the seeds will settle down at the bottom and then floating fraction is to be removed The collected seed should be washed with water 3or4 times .
  • 18.
  • 19.
  • 20.
  • 21. DRYING, GRADING AND STORAGE. Drying of seeds are to be dried in the shades . It should never been dried in the hot sun . The safe moisture contain the seed 8to 9% seeds . can be graded using round perforated sieve . Store the seeds in cloth bags or moisture proof/resistance containers and kept in a cool and dry place. Carefully and properly stored seeds can retain it's viability for 2-3 yr .
  • 22. HYBRID SEED PRODUCTION 1. Emasculation and dusting  Emasculation is done before the anthers are matured and as the stigma become receptive to minimize accidental self pollination  This emasculation is generally done in the evening , between 4pm and 6 pm one day before the anthers are expected to dehissce or mature and stigma is likely to become fully receptive   Emasculated the bud by hand with the help of needle and forceps remove the coralla or anthers . Leaving gynoecium i.e stigma and style intact in the flower  After emasculation the flower buds are covered with butter bag to avoid pollination with foreign pollen
  • 23.
  • 24.
  • 25. CERTIFICATION OF SEEDS No of inspections A minimum of three inspections shall be made as follows The first inspection shall be made before flowering an order to verify isolation, volunteer plants , and other relevant factors The second inspection shall be made during flowering to check isolation, offtypes and other relevant factors The third inspection shall be made at maturity and prior to harvesting to verify true nature of plants and other relevant factors.
  • 26. Recent works: The new tomato variety released for North East region : ( Megha Tomato-10) The variety developed by ICAR research complex for NEH region, Barapani carrier's characters sufficient to fight against the draconian disease and survive under low temp. It is successfully grown in rainfed as well as irrigated.