"Cover crops are, in general, a beneficial practice. But new research warns that the wrong cover crops for the wrong soils or regions could have adverse effects on water quality. How can we strike a balance?"
While rumours of Canadian potatoes being essentially eliminated from U.S. shelves were quickly shot down, side-by-side comparisons up to June show some decreases in exports.
Farm operators aren't getting any younger – literally. The number of farmers under the age of 40 is not projected to increase in 2026, while the average age of a farm operator is predicted to...
Red clover is commonly used in rotations by P.E.I. potato producers – but it could be responsible for excess nitrogen that seals into crucial waterways. Is there an alternative?
Maintaining proper humidity in one’s bin or shed is a critical component of tuber storage. The first step towards achieving that goal is understanding the somewhat complicated science of air moisture.
For the sixth year, Potatoes in Canada magazine will bring you the Canadian Potato Summit – a free, virtual event broadcast live on Jan. 13. This half-day educational event includes live sessions focused on industry and agronomy updates from some of the most advanced leaders in the potato sector. These sessions will include panels, virtual “fireside” chats and research presentations.
