News Innovative Trials Propel Potato Farming Forward in Parma, Idaho

Innovative Trials Propel Potato Farming Forward in Parma, Idaho

HZPC Americas and University of Idaho Collaborate on Groundbreaking Potato Trials

Excitement fills the air in Parma, Idaho, as trial fields come to life with the promise of innovation and progress in potato farming. Led by HZPC Americas Corp. in collaboration with specialists from the esteemed University of Idaho, pioneering trials are underway, showcasing new potential clones and agronomic techniques tailored for North American growers.

Last week marked the commencement of breeding trials, processing variety demonstrations, and agronomic experiments aimed at optimizing tuber set, shape, and size distribution. With a keen focus on mechanical and chemical methods, researchers aim to unlock new avenues for enhancing yield and quality in potato cultivation.

As spuds find their place in the fertile soil across the United States, the dedication of HZPC Americas and its partners resonates with a commitment to serving the farming community. By offering innovative solutions and fostering growth, these trials signify a pivotal moment in the journey towards agricultural excellence.

Viktor Kovalev CEO
POTATOES NEWS Viktor Kovalev is the founder of Potatoes.News and the creator of the International Potato Tour (IPT) — a global multimedia project that connects potato farmers, processors, researchers, and agribusiness companies across more than 20 countries. Viktor writes about potato production, processing technologies, storage, seed breeding, export markets, innovations, and sustainable agriculture. His work combines journalism, field research, and video storytelling, giving readers and viewers a unique perspective on the global potato industry. Areas of expertise: Global potato market trends Seed potato production and certification Potato processing (chips, flakes, fries, starch) Smart farming and agri-technologies Storage, logistics, and export Interviews and field reports from leading producers

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