April 2008
It’s technically spring (though you wouldn’t know it from the weather in most of the country). We’ve made it through another winter which is a good time to smile. Randy…
Read MoreIt’s technically spring (though you wouldn’t know it from the weather in most of the country). We’ve made it through another winter which is a good time to smile. Randy…
Read MoreUPI, a global leader in the production of high quality crop protection products, has launched two new herbicides in the U.S. MOCCASIN is the first post-patent herbicide containing the active…
Read MorePowdery scab is a potato disease that is difficult to manage and under certain environmental conditions powdery scab can be potentially devastating to susceptible potato varieties. The Plant Management Network…
Read MoreIt’s been a long, cold and snowy winter for many areas in the west. The Snake River next to our corporate office outside Roberts, Idaho is higher than it’s been…
Read MoreT-L Irrigation Co. now offers linear irrigation systems with GPS navigation capabilities. The technology eliminates the need for buried wires, aboveground cables or furrows for guidance. The system features Real…
Read MoreIt’s April. For our latest trip down memory lane, we present to you the April 2004 Potato Country cover. In this issue, we had a story about Jim Bryan. He…
Read MoreAt the Commodity Classic in San Antonio, Texas earlier this month, SureFire Ag introduced the 2017 Marksman Flow Controlled Irrigation Injection Systems. Marksman provides producers and retailers a line-up of…
Read MoreMember of Parliament Dan Vandal on behalf of Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food, Lawrence MacAulay, was in Winnipeg on March 15 to provide remarks at the Canadian Horticultural Council 95th…
Read MoreBy Ryan Holterhoff, Director of Marketing and Industry Affairs When you ask the average person in Washington state about what industries or companies are most important to our economy,…
Read MoreThe potato has experienced many ups and downs over the course of its existence on Earth. It served as a primary nutritional staple for the people of Ireland before succumbing…
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