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Colombia’s 90,000 Potato Growers Get a Cost-Cutting Roadmap — and a Direct-to-Retail Ambition
Colombia's agriculture ministry and Fedepapa will work four fronts — irrigation, certified seed, knowledge transfer, mechanization — to cut small growers' labor…
Egyptian Potatoes Bound for Russia May Cost More as Shipments Shift to St Petersburg
Imports of Egyptian potatoes into Russia may become more expensive this season because cargo is expected to go through St Petersburg, says…
Mexico’s Potato Belt Does the Math: MXN 300,000 per Hectare, a Third of It Seed
CONPAPA's cost breakdown puts seed at 32% of Mexico's MXN 300,000 per-hectare potato production cost, with post-harvest freight at 23% — while…
4.4 vs 1.8: One Company, Two Reputations — How to Read the Ratings
On Trustpilot, Trip.com is rated "Excellent" on roughly 180,000 reviews; on Google Play it scores 4.7. On PissedConsumer it gets 1.8, and…
Global: Potato Early Dying Management Relies on Soil Testing and Rotation
Verticillium dahliae and lesion nematodes act as partners in early dying; pre-plant soil assays and rotation discipline decide severity more than any…
Russia and the CIS: Mir Cards, Sanctions and a Company With No Legal Entity — Who Do You Complain To?
For Russian travellers, Trip.com has become one of the few windows onto international air travel — the service accepts Mir cards. But…
Global: Climate Variability Forces Earlier Harvest Planning Decisions
Unpredictable autumns mean harvest windows open and close faster; farms that pre-plan lifting order and labor flexibility capture crops that weather once…














































