"Our interview with AAFC's Hai Nguyen emphasizes that complex potato problems – like potato wart – need to be tackled from multiple angles, from genetics to breeding and much more."
Although conditions have not always been ideal in major potato-producing states like Michigan, stateside demand for Canadian table potatoes could be down.
Harvest is complete, your crop is in storage and the November skies are threatening snow. As fall turns into winter, your tubers’ respiration is slowing as they prepare for dormancy.
For potato growers across Canada – but especially in P.E.I. – the most dreaded four-letter word is "wart." Potato wart, a soil-borne fungus that causes warty growths on potatoes, can have a major financial impact...
Prairie and east coast potato producers endured a prolonged harvest of excessive rain and cold temperatures. After a difficult harvest, it’s time to look ahead to the storage season.
Itching for insight from experienced leaders in Canadian agriculture?
This year’s sixth annual Influential Women in Canadian Agriculture (IWCA) Summit will include all seven honourees as panelists. Join the event on October 21 and learn from their insight on career evolution, communication and building connections in agriculture.
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