Another five new ToBRFV infections in the Netherlands

게시됨 2021년 9월 15일

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The Netherlands has seen 29 farms infected with Tomato Brown Rugose Fruit Virus (ToBRFV) since mid-2019, with five new infections reported since June across municipalities including Westland, Steenbergen, and Zuidplas. The virus has been eradicated at two farms. The virus has led to crop losses ranging from 5-30%, and the removal and disposal of the crops are estimated to cost growers between 5,000 to 10,000 Euro per hectare. Globally, the virus is also spreading, with recent detections in Estonia, Slovenia, and Switzerland, triggering a quarantine status and reporting obligation within Europe.

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The Netherlands currently has 29 farms officially infected with Tomato Brown Rugose Fruit Virus (ToBRFV). Since June, five new companies have reported infections, as was the case in June. The virus was successfully eliminated at two farms, as revealed by a new update from the NVWA. The new detections were reported in the municipalities of Westland (2), Steenbergen (1) and Zuidplas (1). Compared to the previous update of the NVWA, the municipality of Westvoorne (1 contamination) has disappeared from the list. In one of the other municipalities, one of the growers also got rid of the disease. 29 sites under surveillance As of September 13, the official figures are: Infected crops. Photo: NVWA Growers reported the loss of 5-30% of their crops when infected. In some cases, they also reported losses of less than 5%. The NVWA estimates that the removal and disposal of the crops will cost growers between 5 and 10 thousand Euro per hectare. 9 successful eliminations of ToBRFVSince ...

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