Andy Robinson, Associate Professor and Extension Potato Agronomist at North Dakota State University and University of Minnesota, presents a comprehensive study on the effects of glyphosate on potatoes in his updated January 2024 bulletin titled,,,
Glacier FarmMedia – There was reshuffling of Canada’s leading potato-producing provinces in 2023, according to a report from Statistics Canada released on Jan. 23.
Researchers at the Pennsylvania State University have identified new strains of bacterial pathogens. According to the research, these bacterial pathogens have posed a grave danger to the state’s potato crops.
The latest potato market report from the Irish Farmers Association (IFA) has revealed a significant surge in retail sales of potatoes in January, a trend attributed to the increasing consumer recognition of potatoes as a value-for-money option
According to EastFruit analysts, the rate of growth in potato prices is accelerating in Ukraine, which has attracted first import shipments to the local market.
Root-knot nematodes have spread further northward in Europe due to climate change and genetic selection, and controlling cyst nematodes has become increasingly challenging.
Due to France and The Netherlands’ continuous decrease in their hectarage of seed potatoes, major importing countries like Egypt had limited access to available quantities.
Along with working with growers and academic institutions, Munevver Dogramaci, a research plant physiologist and lead scientist of the Potato Research Program at the Edward T. Schafer Agricultural Research Center in Fargo, North Dakota,,,
