Freezing Temps, Hot Markets
Story by Bill Schaefer & Dave Alexander The blast of arctic air that resulted in three nights of a hard freeze beginning on Oct. 9 was the proverbial…
Read MoreStory by Bill Schaefer & Dave Alexander The blast of arctic air that resulted in three nights of a hard freeze beginning on Oct. 9 was the proverbial…
Read MoreThe Big Idaho Potato Truck will soon hit the road for its 2020 tour after traveling 35,350 miles promoting Idaho spuds last year. During its eighth season on the road, the…
Read MoreMontana Seed Potato Crop By Nina Zidack, Montana Seed Potato Certification The summer of 2019 proved to be cooler than average. With mild conditions, there was very little stress…
Read MoreBy Bruce Huffaker, Publisher, North American Potato Market News There is little doubt that the 2019 potato crop will be seared in the memories of both potato growers and…
Read MoreNBC Better published an article titled “5 seemingly unhealthy foods that are actually good for you,” in which Samantha Cassetty, a registered dietitian and contributor to NBC Better, noted potatoes…
Read MoreBy Amanda Ramcharan If a plant decided to go on a diet, what do you think it would choose to be as healthy as possible? It turns out that plants,…
Read MoreLeaders of the National Potato Council welcomed yesterday’s announcement that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) finalized its proposed rule defining the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) rule with…
Read MoreIf you couldn’t attend the Potato Business Summit in Las Vegas on January 14 and didn’t catch the live feed, here is your chance. You can now watch the videos online…
Read MoreWestern Laboratories has two different two-day soil schools coming up in Parma, Idaho. Session One: February 5-6 Session Two: February 12-13 Attendees will learn how to maximize their production while…
Read MoreThe NPC has released the following statement about the National School Lunch and School Breakfast Programs: The National Potato Council (NPC) commends Secretary Sonny Perdue and the Department of…
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