March 1999
In March of 1999 we had planting equipment on the cover. We also had a story titled “The Volunteer Tuber Challenge” about volunteer potatoes creating problems for crop rotations, and…
Read MoreIn March of 1999 we had planting equipment on the cover. We also had a story titled “The Volunteer Tuber Challenge” about volunteer potatoes creating problems for crop rotations, and…
Read MoreThis issue featured planting tips and this is a good time to revisit them. This article says that with the right changes, 10 to 30 percent…
Read MoreBy Joe Duggan / World-Herald Bureau LINCOLN — Gov. Pete Ricketts backed away Wednesday from a proposal to repeal Nebraska’s potato tax. The governor’s response came after his bill got…
Read MoreThe U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) today announced the availability of $1.85 million in funding for regional potato breeding research to support the…
Read MoreIn February 2001, we had Allen and Fred Olberding on the cover of Potato Country magazine. Allen had just been named the new head of the NPC. Allen and Fred…
Read MoreIT TURNS out Victoria’s most versatile veg is best served ice cold — and in a cone. Forget mashed, baked or fried — potato ice cream is just one of…
Read MoreThis harvest came 3,000 years too late. Hundreds of blackened potatoes were pulled out of the ground at a prehistoric garden in British Columbia, Canada. Dating back to 3,800 years…
Read MoreBy: Alasyn Zimmerman UCON, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK) – UPDATED STORY: Not a good view this morning for the small town of Ucon, Idaho. Smoke and flames consumed what was left of…
Read MoreAs the New Year’s holiday approaches many people will be stocking up on their favorite liquors and specialty drinks. This year why not try a vodka made out of potatoes…
Read MoreThe 2017 Potato Business Summit is around the corner! As you finalize your travel plans, please check the event website for agenda and schedule updates. New this year: The…
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