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'Well, that was easy,' said no one ever when asked about 2024. And yet, here we are. Despite challenges presented by weather, the economy and politics, there were plenty of innovations and milestones to celebrate this year. Take a look for yourself!
- Bree Rody, editor
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StatsCan's official potato figures were released earlier this month and reveal a strong potato industry for Canada.
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Besides the lighthearted guessing game aspect, the challenge made a compelling case for manure and cover crops as nutrient sources.
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The free online resource aimed at helping landowners unlock their land's potential through map data including drainage maps, weather data and more.
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Industry leaders and advocates have said the passing is years in the making following a long, collaborative effort.
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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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B.C. supports Indigenous growers Indigenous farmers, P.E.I. ag workforce gets new funding.
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For several years now, potato wart has been a thorn in the side of Canada's potato producers. The soil-borne disease makes potatoes unmarketable and has even resulted in trade restrictions to the U.S. in recent years. But it could be possible to someday breed wart-resistant potatoes – appropriately, the research comes from P.E.I., where the industry has been the most affected by potato wart. It's a complicated fight, but one that could pay off majorly.
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The 2024 Canadian Potato Summit returned to bring updates from various facets of the industry – from key statistical figures that indicate the industry's health, to the latest in breeding, disease and pest research. From heavy rains in the east that hampered growth in Quebec and New Brunswick to new and expanded processing facilities in the west, the business outlook provided a mix of challenge and opportunity. Herbicide injury, a problem plaguing some producers, was also addressed.
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The calendar ended with an explosive U.S. election, which saw president-elect Trump promising an executive order imposing 25 per cent tariffs on imports from Canada, as well as Mexico, in response to border concerns. Industry insiders shared their perspectives on how the industry might be effective, but what leaders are doing to prepare.
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