Managing ToBRFV: Jan Barten and Maxime Coqué explain the Disease Triangle

Tomato Brown Rugose Fruit Virus (ToBRFV) continues to challenge tomato production worldwide. Understanding how disease develops is key to making informed management decisions. In this video, Jan Barten and Maxime Coqué explain the Disease Triangle, a fundamental plant pathology concept that illustrates how disease results from the interaction between the host, the pathogen, and the environment. Discover how factors such as plant resistance, virus pressure, crop hygiene, growing conditions, and cultivation practices work together to influence disease development and spread. Rather than focusing on a single solution, successful ToBRFV management requires a holistic view of the production system and an integrated approach that addresses all sides of the triangle. Watch now to learn why understanding these interactions can help support more resilient tomato crops and more effective disease management strategies. Learn more about the Disease Triangle here: https://bit.ly/4y6dmOP