For potato production in southern Russia's Krasnodar region, variety selection must account for the rapid onset of summer heat, favoring early and mid-early genotypes that complete tuber formation before stress conditions intensify ...
Read moreDetailsFor potato producers and agronomists globally, the subterranean threat of Potato Cyst Nematodes (Globodera rostochiensis and G. pallida) represents a severe economic and biosecurity challenge. As quarantine pests, they can reduce yields by up ...
Read moreDetailsAs part of its mandate as Colombia’s National Plant Protection Organization (NPPO), the ICA has strengthened regional phytosanitary risk management related to the Potato Purple Top complex, a high-impact disease system affecting ...
Read moreDetailsA pioneering study published in BMC Genomics by researchers Whitehead, Karley, and Darby has shattered a critical assumption in pest management: that clonally reproducing potato aphids (Macrosiphum euphorbiae) are genetically uniform. Using advanced genomic ...
Read moreDetailsThe Colorado potato beetle (CPB) represents one of the most significant and costly pest challenges in global agriculture, with populations often resistant to multiple classes of conventional insecticides. This resistance crisis has ...
Read moreDetailsWireworms, the soil-dwelling larvae of click beetles (Elateridae), represent a significant and persistent challenge in potato cultivation globally. Their extended lifecycle, which can last up to five years, means multiple generations can ...
Read moreDetailsThe regulatory landscape for nematicides has shifted dramatically, placing potato growers in a tight spot. The EU ban on aldicarb and severe restrictions on metham sodium and 1,3-dichloropropene, coupled with the upcoming ...
Read moreDetailsThe incurable Potato mop-top virus (PMTV) has expanded its reach to southern Tasmania, prompting officials to abandon eradication efforts. This pivotal decision forces the industry, which supplies 70% of Australia's seed potatoes, ...
Read moreDetailsPotato farming faces a critical challenge: producing more with less water. According to the UN, freshwater availability in key potato-growing regions could decline by 10–20% by 2050. Meanwhile, global potato demand is ...
Read moreDetailsPowdery scab is a soil-borne disease that thrives in cool, moist conditions, causing unsightly lesions on potato tubers and galls on roots. Unlike other pathogens, Spongospora subterranea can survive in soil for years as ...
Read moreDetailsA United Response to PCN: Science and Practice in One Guide PCN: A Persistent Threat to Potato Production Potato cyst nematodes (PCN), specifically Globodera pallida and G. rostochiensis, remain a major concern ...
Read moreDetailsAmerican company Iott Seed Farms has demonstrated how modern technologies can optimize seed potato storage and shipping. Each of their 16 storage bins is equipped with systems for monitoring temperature and airflow, ...
Read moreDetailsNew measures to protect resistanceThis week, the Phytophthora Taskforce presented a new potato variety scheme that should contribute to stronger resistance management in the cultivation of varieties with improved resistance to the ...
Read moreDetailsA Breakthrough in Integrated Water ManagementFieldNET Advisor demonstrates how modern technology can revolutionize the way farmers manage water on the farm. By integrating real-time data analysis and a user-friendly mobile interface, farmers ...
Read moreDetailsIn today’s fast-evolving agricultural landscape, innovative technology is critical to optimizing resources and improving productivity. Agrico, a leader in irrigation technology since 1988, has introduced the Web Control system—a revolutionary platform that ...
Read moreDetailsVolunteer Potatoes: The Weed You Didn’t Expect Volunteer potatoes, an unexpected yet persistent problem in rotational farming systems, arise when unharvested potato tubers survive in the soil. These tubers sprout new plants, ...
Read moreDetailsCommon scab is a persistent problem in potato farming, affecting not only the aesthetic quality of the tubers but also their market value. This disease, which results in brown, scab-like lesions on ...
Read moreDetailsThis article provides essential guidelines for managing and preventing black scurf disease in potatoes, detailing symptoms, transmission, and treatment methods for professionals in the agricultural industry.
Read moreDetailsPorbatata announces a seminar on seed potato management, focusing on new packaging regulations and certification risks. Join industry experts on October 22, 2024, in Salvaterra de Magos to stay informed on key ...
Read moreDetailsSergio from Patatas Gómez explains the importance of the calibration process in potato quality management, where potatoes are sorted by size and type to ensure consistency across batches. The process utilizes both ...
Read moreDetailsThis article discusses the introduction of BloomX's Crosbee device, designed to improve manual cross-pollination in agriculture, particularly for potato cultivation. It highlights the benefits of enhanced pollination management for farmers, agronomists, and ...
Read moreDetailsFarmers face increasing challenges due to unpredictable precipitation, which can range from drought to excessive rainfall. Both extremes can affect crop health, leading to issues such as stunted growth or the proliferation ...
Read moreDetailsIn a significant move to enhance crop storage technologies across Europe, Europatat, the European Potato Trade Association, has welcomed Omnivent into its network. Omnivent, known globally for its advanced ventilation and cooling ...
Read moreDetailsCrop Description and Climate The potato (Solanum tuberosum) is native to the Andes, thriving in the tropical highlands. Today, it is a crucial crop globally, particularly in temperate climates, with current production ...
Read moreDetailsThe tuber flea beetle species Epitrix papa Orlova-Bienkowskaja (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae: Alticinae) is a new exotic pest of potato in Europe, present in Portugal and Spain. In Portugal, E. papa was probably introduced around 2004 but only ...
Read moreDetailsThe Minnesota Natural Resources Conservation Service and University of Minnesota Extension are offering a free training session on soil health testing on August 16, 2024. This workshop will provide participants with essential ...
Read moreDetailsThe 2024 Miller Research Potato Pest Management Field Day will take place on August 21, focusing on advanced strategies for managing potato pests and diseases. The event will feature sessions on in-furrow ...
Read moreDetailsThe pathogen can grow at a very rapid rate after infection and visible symptoms can appear in a matter of days. If infected tubers enter a store the disease can develop there, ...
Read moreDetailsLindsay Corporation has enhanced its FieldNET Advisor irrigation management solution, incorporating advanced data analytics and comprehensive farm management tools. These upgrades help growers reduce costs, conserve resources, and optimize water application for ...
Read moreDetailsThe University of Idaho invites everyone to the 2024 UI Snake River Weed Management Tour and Field Day at the Aberdeen R&E Center on June 25. The event will feature demonstrations on ...
Read moreDetailsTransforming crop management with real-time analytics Picketa Systems, an agricultural technology company committed to unlocking agronomic potential, announced the expansion of its innovative LENS system to 13 US states. This cutting-edge real-time ...
Read moreDetailsThis article highlights the increased risk of potato diseases in Russia due to high rainfall, emphasizing the need for vigilant pest and disease management to protect crops. It outlines key strategies for ...
Read moreDetailsThis article highlights the collaboration between Vultus AB and AR Tarim in launching a new service for early disease identification in potato crops. It discusses how the service utilizes advanced data analytics ...
Read moreDetailsHail can be devastating for farmers, causing varying degrees of damage to crops. The severity of hail damage depends on the size and quantity of hail, the stage of plant growth, the ...
Read moreDetailsExplore the challenges faced by farmers amidst climate change, highlighting the importance of effective risk management strategies in safeguarding agricultural livelihoods and ensuring long-term sustainability in the face of climate uncertainty.
Read moreDetailsWeeds can cause a lot of problems in potatoes. These reduce crop cover through competition for nutrients and keep many plant pathogens (i.e. act as reservoirs for disease inoculum). Potato is very ...
Read moreDetailsMisuse and overuse of plant protection products (PPPs) have a high risk of developing the resistance to many PPPs. Researchers compile information regarding resistance cases and maintain the database on resistance cases ...
Read moreDetailsIn innovative efforts to combat the widespread threats of potato virus Y (PVY) and potato mop virus (PMTV), the federally funded Potato Virus Initiative is making significant progress. Led by Alex Karasev ...
Read moreDetailsWe are all informed that the yield potential of a potato crop is limited. For achieving high yields it is really important to preserve not only soil health. Water management is essential ...
Read moreDetailsEmpowering Farmers and Stakeholders for Optimal Soil Health and Productivity In the pursuit of optimal potato crop yields, the health of the soil stands as a pivotal factor. CABI, a renowned institution ...
Read moreDetailsAgripat Società Agricola Cooperativa follows the Integrated Production Protocol to manage potato crops, emphasizing effective monitoring and control of the Potato Tuber Moth (Phthorimaea operculella) for quality and sustainability.
Read moreDetailsHow a Decision Support Tool is Transforming Potato Farming in Kenya Potato farmers in Sub-Saharan Africa face a significant challenge in combating late blight, which not only impacts yields and production costs ...
Read moreDetailsAdapting to Technological Advancements and Sustainable Practices in Potato Cultivation In the ever-evolving landscape of potato cultivation, staying abreast of the latest advancements in nutrient management is paramount. The "RB209 Nutrient Management ...
Read moreDetailsEnhancing Yield and Quality Through Advanced Pest Management Strategies As the agricultural landscape evolves, so do the challenges facing potato farmers and agronomists. Among the most pressing issues is the threat posed ...
Read moreDetailsCollaborative Efforts to Elevate Potato Farming Practices in Senegal Kayar, Senegal – Today marked the inauguration of the Onion Impact Cluster Project, a collaborative initiative aimed at bolstering potato farming practices in ...
Read moreDetailsThe first day of the AFM Subway conference has passed, during which We Fry presented its new product in partnership with Subway Russia Management to franchise partners of Subway. The introduction of ...
Read moreDetailsAs the potato growing season begins, The Washington State Potato Commission (WSPC) will provide free Integrated Pest Management (IPM) supplies for Washington’s potato growers. IPM is a highly effective and targeted approach ...
Read moreDetailsMaria YEROKHOVA Researcher, All-Russian Phytopathology Research Institute e-mail: maria.erokhova@gmail.com Despite the significant progress in investigating the potato late blight and putting control options into practice, based on knowledge on the plant pathogen, ...
Read moreDetailsIn a groundbreaking move towards efficiency and collaboration, Meijer Potato proudly announces the launch of its Product Management Data Platform. This cutting-edge platform is set to revolutionize the way the team collaborates, ...
Read moreDetailsIn a bid to delve deeper into effective disease management strategies, AUSVEG recently participated in an enlightening information session hosted by PotatoLink in Thorpdale. The event, facilitated by Applied Horticultural Research, drew ...
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