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Prince Edward Island Potato Board is excited to share with potato farmers and industry partners the launch of a new podcast, Spudchat

Ways fixation might occur naturally or industrially

Just saying North American potato production has benefited from the efforts of Nora Olsen would be an understatement.

August 12, 2021Moscow region, Dmitrovsky district, agroprompark "Rogachevo"Organizers:Dokagennye Tekhnologii LLC, PhytoEngineering Research Center LLC, Resistom International Laboratory LLC, Vegetoria LLC, Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry of the Russian Academy of Sciences On August ...

“The use of the SprayPlanner certainly provides an added value in order to carry out spraying activities at the best possible moment. Especially now that fewer and fewer crop protection products are ...

this very welcome trend to gain even greater momentum, once new season crops for 2021 are available.

our SPot Farm North West this year and we plan to have a host in the region

Scientists from the International Potato Centre (CIP) and the Agricultural and Rural Management Training Institute (ARMTI), Ilorin, Kwara State are breeding and helping to disseminate vitamin A-rich sweet potatoes tolerant to drought.

One of the most commonly used sprout inhibitors at the moment is ethylene

Farmers of two villages of Indore, Madhya Pradesh are cultivating potatoes under Contract Farming.

A new protocol for estimating the determinacy of potato varieties will be released in the next few months and will be added to the AHDB Nutrient Management Guide (RB209).

Agronomists need to know stem population to be able to model tuber numbers.

Results are in from the 2020 field-scale trial, which hoped to create a side-by-side comparison of conventional spring tillage and direct seeded potatoes.

On average FarmLab saves farmers about 30% of their costs by cheaper sampling costs and reduced fertiliser input

AHDB will present the latest results from its Strategic Potato (SPot) farm

PepsiCo Europe, Sean Westcott, discusses sustainable farming, collaboration and why a greater level of co-operation is required between invested parties to make real change happen.

DEVELOPED WITH THE FARMER, FROM THE GROUND UP.

A group of farmers and researchers has developed an innovative, sustainable method of tackling a pest that threatens to “annihilate” Scotland’s potato industry within 30 years. Potato cyst nematode (PCN) is increasing ...

Even more than the rest of us, potato growers could be forgiven for wanting to put 2020 in the rear-view mirror. From canceled contracts to processing plant closures, the pandemic had effects ...

BREAKING old cycles and farming in a more unpredictable way is necessary to upset the evolutionary response of weeds, according to Australian Herbicide Resistance Initiative research agronomist Mike Ashworth. Research agronomist Mike ...

Wildflowers grown in strips through potato crops could control disease-carrying aphids and may help growers faced with a dwindling number of insecticides. Areas of wildflowers grown in the headlands and between tramlines ...

BCPC’s Julian Westaway said, “Having access to the latest pesticide information is vital for all those involved in their use and application. The UK Pesticide Guide, in both its online and print ...

Two companies want to deploy ‘autonomous crop management machines’, are working to develop irrigation pivots that do more than apply water and/or crop protection products. Irrigation is a critical production practice on ...

From the early stages of planting to the final phase of every package and shipping, you will find the Easterday family actively involved in all aspects of delivering you high quality produce ...

NPPGA ramps up digital to keep message fresh, timely. Communication within every company and association is key, particularly during these times of less in-person time and more face-to-face via app meetings and ...