Growing Spuds with 50x More Yield, 85% Less Water
The British company Airponix, claims its new technology that grows potatoes in water will produce up to 50 times more yield than soil-grown potatoes, while at the same time using…
Read MoreThe British company Airponix, claims its new technology that grows potatoes in water will produce up to 50 times more yield than soil-grown potatoes, while at the same time using…
Read MoreOn June 5, the government of Mexico published a list of retaliatory tariffs in response to the Section 232 tariffs being imposed by the U.S. on steel and aluminum imports…
Read MoreThe anniversary of D-Day gets us thinking about WWII and the tremendous sacrifices made by those serving in the military then and today. Today also reminds of us of the…
Read MoreIn Kantar Consulting’s latest report, you’ll learn about the perfect storm that will move online grocery forward in the U.S. market. The report includes how shoppers’ willingness to make trade-offs…
Read MoreGreentronics RiteTrace www.greentronics.com The enhanced RiteTrace identifies and tracks each load from point of harvest to place of storage. Recent enhancements have been added for growers who use crop carts…
Read MoreStory by Denise Keller, Editor Photos by Dave Alexander, Publisher During the last five years, Blake Matthews has made a 180-degree change on his Oakley, Idaho farm. By taking…
Read MoreADVERTISEMENT For years, Syngenta has been at the forefront of innovating new products for potato protection on a global level. Some technologies have been used reliably for almost three or…
Read MoreThe 2018 omnibus spending bill passed in late March includes $2.5 million dollars for National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) Potato Research Special Grants that support competitive potato breeding…
Read MoreThe International Plant Nutrition Institute (IPNI) has released a new webinar on Youtube. Presented by IPNI Potassium Director T. Scott Murrell, the webinar is called “Crops Can Access More Potassium than is…
Read MorePotatoes USA has published a new study that revealed potatoes are America’s favorite vegetable for the second year in a row, followed by broccoli. The 2018 Consumer Attitudes and Usage…
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