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This free, virtual summit will bring together respected researchers and leaders across Canada on Jan. 16 to deliver the latest on varieties, pests, soil health and more.
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The new portfolio is designed to enhance crop resilience, nutrient uptake and overall crop quality while promoting healthier soils and better adaptability to environmental stressors.
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Input will be accepted until early in the New Year for a new response plan, which includes new measures to improve the CFIA's processes to help contain, control, and prevent the spread of potato wart.
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Walter Davidson of Beeton, ON, was recently honoured at the World Potato Congress in Adelaide, Australia for his achievements in the potato business over the last half-century with W.D. Farms.
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The new sorter is designed for the automation of the final selection stage of sorting and can evaluate potato size and shape or the presence of defects like bruises, cracks, percent green and other cosmetic features.
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The latest in funding news, inter-provincial trade regulations, research and more.
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Canada's agricultural producers are not taking news of a potential 25 per cent import tariff on Canadian goods coming into the U.S. lightly. With the U.S. being the most crucial trade partner for many of Canada's industries, including potatoes, industry groups are already hard at work ensuring voices are heard at provincial and federal levels, as well as with stateside counterparts. PIC has caught up with two producer group representatives to learn what concerns members are expressing, what the impacts could be and what relationships are being leveraged to ensure confidence.
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