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Remember in 2020, when the word of the day was 'unprecedented?' We can make early bets on 'uncertain' this year – but agriculture has always had a degree of uncertainty. Arm yourself with knowledge, and support your industry advocacy efforts.
- Bree Rody, editor
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Although harvest and production of potatoes is thriving in Canada, the U.S. is forecasting a five per cent year-over-year drop in its potato production from 2023.
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Research from Spain and the Netherlands could lead to greater nitrogen use efficiency in potatoes, lessening potatoes' reliance on fertilizer – all thanks to key info on the StCDF1 gene.
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Pierre-Luc Barré and Virginie Bourque from Yves Barré Farm of St-Damase, Que. has expanded his family's farm business considerably, and is actively involved at the UPA within the federation of Quebec potato producers
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An electrical issue led to a fire at the Northern Ontario warehouse, and although the fire was controlled quickly, the potatoes inside were destroyed.
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Expanded funding programs and lower rates for risk management programs, and an industry organization responds to a potential tariff delay.
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Looking to add manure into your growing operations? Want to increase your knowledge of manure? This three-part webinar series features experienced speakers tackling tough topics to help you understand all the nuances of manure up your nutrient management game. Webinars will focus on soil health, maximizing nutrient value and weed management. Join us March 13, 20 and 27 for this premium series.
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For the fifth year, potato producers, agronomists, researchers, business leaders and enthusiasts alike gathered virtually for Potatoes in Canada's virtual, half-day Canadian Potato Summit. Six guests delivered five sessions focused on pests, diseases, breeding and more. Guests – and attendees – represented various areas of Canada, and discussed matters pertaining to producers across potato categories. Here are some of the highlights you might have missed, by the numbers – from key production figures (and what that means in Canada's uncertain economy) to the effects of pests like green peach aphids and Colorado potato beetle.
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