
ALOUETTE
Alouette is an early maincrop, versatile red skin ware potato variety with late blight resistance in foliage and tuber, suitable for conventional and organic production. Alouette was developed as a supplement for the organic segment. This potato variety is best known for its red skin, yellow flesh, and firm boiling properties. The variety has a good dry matter content so it can easily be used for home-made fries as well as other oven-cooked dishes.
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INNOVATOR
This tasty russet skin cultivar with medium maturity is the first russet skin cultivar from HZPC. While already popular in
Europe is gaining popularity in North America as a premium baking and frying potato. Innovator has a high resistance
to hollow heart and over time has consistently shown minimal problems with other internal quality defects.
Utilization: Excellent for boiling, baking, and french frying.
Europe is gaining popularity in North America as a premium baking and frying potato. Innovator has a high resistance
to hollow heart and over time has consistently shown minimal problems with other internal quality defects.
Utilization: Excellent for boiling, baking, and french frying.

LADY CLAIRE
Lady Claire is an early to medium-early maincrop potato variety from the Netherlands, widely grown for the crisping industry. It produces round-oval, yellow-skinned tubers with light yellow flesh and high dry matter content. The variety is prized for its very low reducing sugars, which ensures excellent frying quality and consistent chip colour even after long storage.

MARKIES
Exceptional fry quality, long-term storage with low reducing sugars, good dormancy. Very low requirement for nitrogen. High tolerance to drought stress. Late foliage maturity, but, early in setting tubers. Resistance to dry rot Fusarium coeruleum , late blight on tubers, blackleg, Bruising, splitting. Resistant to potato virus Yo and potato cyst nematode Globodera rostochiensis Ro1 and susceptible to Globodera pallida Pa2/3,1.














































