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Lush canopies and wet weather provide the best conditions for the development of white mould, a yield robber that needs to be monitored closely, according to Eugenia Banks of the Ontario Potato Board.
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The 2021 potato acreage is estimated at 378,624 acres. This is an increase of 5.3 per cent above 2020, when acreage declined below 2019 plantings due to COVID-19 market uncertainty.
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Crystal Mackay is an agriculture advocate and entrepreneur who has been described as “doing the heavy lifting” of launching successful structures and programs in the ag industry for more than 30 years.
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Vayego® insecticide, is a new, second generation diamide that provides excellent knockdown, control and preventive protection from key potato insects, including Colorado potato beetle (both larvae and adult stages), European corn borer and potato flea beetle. The long-lasting residual control of these pests can mean fewer applications throughout the season.
In consideration of what insecticide was used on your potatoes at planting, vayego, a Group 28 insecticide, is an excellent choice to help manage resistance and is an important part of an IPM program.
With vayego, making your mark is as easy as applying it.
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In the absence of live events this past year, virtual platforms have become an important way to keep a pulse on what’s happening beyond our own four walls (or fields). We at Potatoes in Canada created the Canadian Potato Summit to share research, hold important conversations and bring the industry together, if only virtually.
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We’re bringing the Canadian Potato Summit to you virtually again in 2022, and we want to know how we can help make your virtual event experience the best ever.
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