In the remote settlement of Turukhansk, located in Russia's Krasnoyarsk Krai within the Arctic Circle, local authorities recently levied significant...
Read moreDetailsKenya is stepping up efforts to protect its multi-billion-shilling potato industry following the detection of new and aggressive bacterial diseases...
Read moreDetailsWireworms, the soil-dwelling larvae of click beetles (Elateridae), represent a significant and persistent challenge in potato cultivation globally. Their extended...
Read moreDetailsDespite challenging dry conditions, Vasilishki OJSC in Belarus is achieving remarkable potato yields of 40-50 tons per hectare while implementing...
Read moreDetailsIn Cristalina, Brazil—one of the country’s key potato-growing regions—only about 40% of the expected potato crop is projected to be harvested by...
Read moreDetailsFarmers in Kunyinsky District have made the difficult decision to start potato harvest 2-3 weeks early after persistent rainfall waterlogged fields, district...
Read moreDetailsFor years, farmers believed that plucking potato flowers would redirect energy toward tuber development, increasing yields. However, scientific studies and...
Read moreDetailsIn the highlands of Xundian County, Yunnan Province, a remarkable agricultural transformation is taking place. A 1,185-acre ecological potato farming demonstration project...
Read moreDetailsFirdus Salavatullin, a farmer from Buinsky District, had high hopes for this year’s early potato and beet crops. His fields...
Read moreDetailsKaliningrad’s farmers will begin delivering locally grown young potatoes to store shelves in the next one to two weeks, according...
Read moreDetailsAccording to the Ministry of Agriculture, Russia has already harvested 240,000 tons of potatoes by mid-July—a 64,000-ton increase (+36%) over the same period in...
Read moreDetailsRecent breakthroughs in potato processing have led to the successful trial production of potato-based rice ("potato rice") and potato flour buns,...
Read moreDetailsWith the global population projected to reach 9.7 billion by 2050 (UN, 2022), agricultural production must increase by 60% to meet demand (FAO, 2023)....
Read moreDetailsRussia’s Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance (Rosselkhoznadzor) recently halted a major biosecurity threat—14,100 tons of Egyptian potatoes contaminated...
Read moreDetailsFrom January 1 to June 13, 2025, inspectors from the Rosselkhoznadzor (Russian Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance) examined...
Read moreDetailsAt the All-Russian Field Day-2025 in Volgograd, Artem Ivanov, the Minister of Agriculture of the Kaliningrad region, announced the region’s agricultural projections...
Read moreDetailsDespite economic turbulence, Russian authorities claim potato prices are stabilizing, thanks to expanded planting areas and last year’s record harvest of...
Read moreDetailsIn Kanzaki City, Saga Prefecture, farmers are busy harvesting potatoes destined for potato chips, a key agricultural product for the...
Read moreDetailsAgricultural organizations and farmers in Zabaykalsky Krai have outperformed expectations, planting potatoes across 603.5 hectares—7% above the initial 2025 target. Roman Katnikov, head...
Read moreDetailsThe potato harvest season has begun in Astrakhan Oblast, one of Russia’s leading potato-producing regions. Farmers like Karen Muradyan, an agronomist from...
Read moreDetailsRecent data from Rosstat (as of May 19, 2025) shows a sharp increase in potato prices, with the average cost per kilogram...
Read moreDetailsIn the Babushkinsky district of Russia, farmers in the village of Fetinino woke up to a devastating sight—their freshly planted...
Read moreDetailsRecent data from Rosstat reveals a concerning trend: Russian agricultural organizations sold only 876,000 tons of potatoes from January to April 2024—a 22.7% decrease compared to...
Read moreDetailsOn September 15, 2014, inspectors from Rosselkhoznadzor (Russia’s agricultural watchdog) discovered a shipment of potatoes in Mordovia that lacked a...
Read moreDetailsPlants may unknowingly sabotage themselves by sending signals that awaken dormant pests. A team of scientists from Kobe University, led...
Read moreDetailsThe planting season for potatoes has officially begun in Kabardino-Balkaria, with the republic’s Ministry of Agriculture projecting cultivation on 7,000 hectares—consistent...
Read moreDetailsAs temperatures rise and soils warm up, farmers face a critical decision: plant potatoes early for a potential head start...
Read moreDetailsIn modern potato farming, insect pest control remains a critical challenge, especially with aphids and the Colorado potato beetle continuing...
Read moreDetailsIn recent years, climate change has begun reshaping the agricultural pest landscape in Europe—and the Glassy-Winged Leafhopper (Pentastiridius leporinus), a...
Read moreDetailsSetting the Record Straight: Are Sweet Potatoes Really More Nutritious Than White Potatoes? Potatoes are a staple crop and a...
Read moreDetailsLeningrad Region: A Leader in Seed Potato Supply The Leningrad Region has long been a key player in Russia’s agricultural...
Read moreDetailsPotato Wart Disease: A Growing Threat to Volgograd Agriculture Potato is considered the "second bread" in Volgograd, yet local production...
Read moreDetailsSteady Retail Demand and Food Service Growth The Irish retail potato market remains strong, with steady consumer demand. As St....
Read moreDetailsRaising Potato Storage Standards Through Education and Knowledge SharingThe North American Potato Storage Organization (NAPSO) successfully hosted its third webinar...
Read moreDetailsIncome Insurance for Potato Farmers and Strategic Storage of CropThe Haryana government continues to support farmers by expanding the coverage...
Read moreDetailsIn 2024, the combined potato production of the United States and Canada was estimated at approximately 27.6 million tons, marking...
Read moreDetailsAccording to the Department of Agricultural Extension (DAE), the target for potato cultivation in the district this year is set...
Read moreDetailsFor farmers, agronomists, and potato enthusiasts, discovering hollow heart—a defect causing internal cavities in tubers—can be perplexing. Often undetectable from...
Read moreDetailsEvery year, as the earth awakens to the promise of a new harvest, farmers across India eagerly plant their potato...
Read moreDetailsIn its 2023 Pesticide Data Program (PDP) Annual Summary, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has delivered reassuring news for...
Read moreDetailsIn recent years, agricultural scientists have been exploring more sustainable and effective methods of protecting crops from disease, and a...
Read moreDetailsIn an exciting development for the potato industry, researchers from Siberian Federal University (SFU) have introduced a new pre-planting treatment...
Read moreDetailsRussia’s agricultural industry is facing a severe challenge as the country’s potato reserves are projected to be depleted by early...
Read moreDetailsAs potato farmers brace for a challenging season, efficient storage has never been more important. The 2024 potato harvest in...
Read moreDetailsPotato farming in Bavaria is under severe threat from the Reed Glassy-Winged Leafhopper (Hyalesthes obsoletus), a small insect less than...
Read moreDetailsAs climate change continues to disrupt traditional farming practices, U.S. farmers are facing increased risks from unpredictable weather patterns, including...
Read moreDetailsIn a significant leap forward for agricultural biotechnology, researchers from the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences have utilized CRISPR/Cas9 technology...
Read moreDetailsPseudomonads produce a wide array of antimicrobial compounds including 2,4-diacetylphloroglucinol (DAPG), which possess a broad-spectrum antagonistic effect against phytopathogens. Rhizospheric...
Read moreDetailsThe 1840s Irish potato famine stands as a stark reminder of the devastating impact plant diseases can have on food...
Read moreDetailsEpitrix tuberis and E. cucumeris are major pests of potatoes in North America. E. tuberis causes the most serious damage because the larval feeding can...
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