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Each growing season is different, but the 2016 season was unlike any season seen before in Ontario, according to Eugenia Banks, Ontario potato specialist, and Mark VanOostrum, potato supply and quality manager at WD Potato Ltd. in Beeton, Ont.
Planting started later than usual due to the cold weather. The early crop planted by the middle of April in southwestern Ontario took more than three weeks to emerge due to cool soil temperatures. Growers were caught off guard when snow fell by the middle of May. The season was off to a bumpy start.
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