For potato growers, the harvest is not the end of the season; it's the beginning of the next. The careful selection and storage of seed tubers is one of the ...
Managing soil pH is one of the most effective strategies to prevent potato diseases like common scab. While compost and mulch can enhance potato health, applying lime may backfire—especially in ...
Why Your Usual Potato Varieties May Be Failing Many farmers and home gardeners have observed a gradual decline in potato yield and quality over the years. This is not just ...
Raising Potato Storage Standards Through Education and Knowledge SharingThe North American Potato Storage Organization (NAPSO) successfully hosted its third webinar in a series of educational events aimed at improving seed ...
Enhancing Potato Yield in Banaskantha and Other Potato Growing Regions in Gujarat Through Scientific Seed Treatment Methods As winter descends upon many districts of Gujarat, including Banaskantha, potato cultivation is ...
Potato wart is a serious disease caused by the fungus Synchytrium endobioticum. It can drastically reduce potato yields and render tubers unmarketable, both in the U.S. and abroad. The disease ...
Addressing the Threat of Potato Wart from Canadian Imports Washington D.C.—In a united effort, U.S. Senators Ron Wyden (D-OR) and Mike Crapo (R-ID) led a bipartisan group of Senate colleagues ...
#agriculture #potatocrop #blightwarning #farmmanagement #agronomy #diseaseprevention #cropprotection #Ireland #Phytophthorainfestans Farmers in Ireland Urged to Protect Potato Crop as Nationwide Blight Warning Issued A recent nationwide blight warning has sounded the ...
Seed potatoes are the foundation of any successful potato crop. In this article, we will discuss why using high-quality seed potatoes is essential for maximizing crop yields and preventing disease, ...
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 ...
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