El portal de la papa en Argentina
This article was written by Jorge Luis Alonso G., an information consultant specializing in the potato crop.
Baked, boiled, roasted or chipped, the humble spud is a dinner staple. But producers have warned that changing weather conditions are hitting growth.
Renaissance BioScience Corp., a leader in bioengineering for the global agriculture and food industries, is pleased to announce that the Government of Canada’s Pest Management Regulatory Agency (PMRA)...
A pest never before seen in Latvia – the pale potato cyst nematode (Globoder pallida) has been identified in a Zemgale potato farm.
Idaho potatoes make it far into Asian markets, but Japan has yet to open its doors to the Gem State’s most famous export.
A worm-and-fungus disease kills up to half of Michigan’s potatoes every year Currently, farmers protect their crops by spraying chemicals MSU researchers believe a mix of special manure and compost could work just as well, and is better for the soi
Who’ll Stop the Rain?”, a 1960s song from California group Creedence Clearwater Revival, is highly applicable to present-day growers bedeviled by an overabundance of water.
In a bid to turbocharge the potato industry, 11 Belt and Road (BRI) countries including China and Pakistan have joined international universities, companies and organisations to launch an international network on the potato industry at a forum held .