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#agriculture #farming #lateblight #potatocrops #tomatocrops #plantdefensemechanisms #beta-caryophyllene #cropprotection #naturalcompounds #pestcontrol Late blight is caused by the fungus Phytophthora infestans, which can quickly spread and destroy entire crops. According to recent data, this ...

: This article focuses on the devastating plant disease known as pink rot, caused by Phytophthora erythroseptica, which poses a significant threat to potato crops globally. We will delve into the latest ...

The world has long begun a boom around organic products that must meet certain criteria, including being environmentally friendly. And how to achieve the desired purity, if almost all crops are susceptible ...

Late blight is a serious and highly contagious fungal disease that affects potato plants. It is caused by the pathogen Phytophthora infestans, which can cause significant damage to crops and result in ...

Due to the current scarcity of fertilizers, the 'red areas' and the increasing production costs, efficient nitrogen fertilization is becoming increasingly important. Patrick Riek, account manager at Royal Avebe, has full confidence ...

Ernst-Jan Eggers1,2, Ate van der Burgt1, Sjaak A. W. van Heusden2, Michiel E. de Vries@ 1, Richard G. F. Visser©2, Christian W. B. Bachem©2и & Pim Lindhout1 Genetic gain in potato is hampered by the ...

Harvesting 80 tons of potatoes with 25 grams of seed per hectare? That's certainly where it's going, according to Solynta's R&D director Edwin van der Vossen. Now that the technology behind the ...

THE SACRED VALLEY OF THE INCAS IN PERU—On a bleak, brown hill here, David Ellis examines a test plot of potato plants and shakes his head. "They're dead, dead, dead," he says. Pests and ...

With the exception of starch potato varieties, at this time of year the crop is in most cases shaped. So we checked how this year's crop was going, what problems the growers ...

Late blight (Phytophthora infestans D.B.) is one of the most common and harmful diseases in potato plantations. The weather conditions of the Kaliningrad region contribute to the favorable spread and development of ...

On 60 hectares, the first early potatoes were harvested in the Stolin peasant (farm) farm of Nikolai Grib. In order not to injure the tubers, they plowed the furrows with a digger ...

Are you using the right fungicides to protect for the potato diseases you are attempting to control? Understanding how fungicides work can help you choose the right product and apply it for the best ...

New collaborative project NATURAL organisms found in soil and their use as novel fungicides is being explored in a new collaborative project to help farmers overcome potato late blight. The work centres ...

Researchers will be testing genetically modified potatoes in Bangladesh and Indonesia this year in hopes of providing farmers with an alternative to spraying fungicides. Multiple confined field trials of GM late blight-resistant ...

Russian breeders have completed long-term field trials of two recently bred potato varieties called Zlatka and Sokur, which have shown high fertility and resistance to late blight. So, according to breeders, up ...

Varieties in the market that reduce the risks in cultivation and achieve a good return. This is the most important objective at potato trading house Den Hartigh BV from Emmeloord. With more than twenty ...

It is no secret that we cannot do without potatoes on our table, it is no coincidence that they are called the second bread. About whether the Kostroma region will be able ...

In the section 'The trading house' we highlight a (relatively small) trading house in each edition. What is the raison d'être of these companies? What vision and strategy do they follow? How do they ensure ...

The World Potato Congress is extremely pleased to present its third 2022 webinar on March 29 at 9:00 a.m. Eastern Standard time (USA/Canada). Presentation OutlineFor potatoes this is largely focused on preventing late blight caused by Phytophthora infestans, which ...

Potato pink eye is a disorder that often starts with pink, water-soaked areas around the eyes of the tuber — that’s why it’s called “pink eye,” writes Carrie Huffman Wohleb in this article, first ...

Reminder - World Potato Congress Inc. February 25, 2022 Webinar - "Potato Variety Development in Ireland, Historical Perspectives and Future Challenges" presented by Dr. Denis Griffin at 9:00 a.m. Eastern Standard Time (USA/Canada) The World Potato Congress is ...

Potato pink eye is a disorder that often starts with pink, water-soaked areas around the eyes of the tuber — that’s why it’s called “pink eye.”

Getting a seedling on the variety list as a variety is the dream of many seed potato growers. Registering a new variety is very expensive for small trading houses. That is why it is ...

An innovative method of controlling a range of damaging crop diseases using native, beneficial soil bacteria has emerged from a research-industry collaboration. The agri-tech innovation hopes to give farmers a way to ...

The World Potato Congress is very pleased to present its second 2022 webinar on February 25 at 9:00 a.m. Eastern Standard time (USA/Canada). Presentation OutlinePotato is often considered synonymous with Ireland due to the great ...