EEUU: Water shortages spurring innovation in Columbia Basin
By Heather Smith Thomas, Contributing Writer Farmers rely on water for their livelihoods, but it often costs a lot to get it to the field.
By Heather Smith Thomas, Contributing Writer Farmers rely on water for their livelihoods, but it often costs a lot to get it to the field.
The Namibian Agronomic Board (NAB) is urging local farmers to increase potato production, aiming to reduce the country’s N$138 million annual bill for potato imports.
According to the EastFruit, the Ukrainian potato market has seen a sharp drop in trade activity. An increase in the supply of potatoes has driven down the prices in this sector.
Two years after the interior Mexican market opened for U.S. potato exports, industry experts provided a breakdown of what was involved with gaining increased access to that important market and discussed plans to further develop business south of the
Dr. Eugenia Banks, potato specialist at the Ontario Potato Board and organizer of the 2024 Ontario Potato Conference reminds industry professionals across North America that the event is set to take place in Guelph on February 29.
The Irish Farmers Association (IFA) says in its weekly potato market report that it’s clear that the Irish potato market is demonstrating remarkable resilience in the face of various challenges.
In a revealing study commissioned by Potatoes USA, it has emerged that the humble potato is not just a staple in American diets but also a cultural cornerstone across various ethnic groups.
Although the production cost of potato is Tk 16 per kg, consumers have to buy it at Tk 36-40 per kg which is 150 per cent higher than the production cost. It means that traders earn a profit of Tk 20-24 per kg.