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According to a new study in an international society journal published by the American Society of Plant Biologists, a small genetic element is the cause of a major production problem in potatoes.
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Three from Prince Edward Island have received recognition on the national agriculture stage, announced during the Fruit and Vegetable Growers of Canada's annual meetings in Ottawa.
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A plant immunity booster called selenium might be a “shot in the arm” for Canadian potato producers hoping to mitigate the effects of late blight. Selenium is a mineral that is naturally present in soils. In high doses, it’s toxic, but in low doses, it’s an essential trace element for humans and animals.
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Start scouting in early summer before the crop emerges in order to familiarize one's self with field characteristics such as low spots and changes in soil texture. Scouts should monitor late blight-infested fields last. Scouts should wear disposable suits, gloves and boot covers to scout infested fields.
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