World Potato Congress Inc. Webinar - 'Little Potatoes and TPS: Good Things Come in Small Packages' with Joel VanderSchaaf.
World Potato Congress Inc. Webinar - 'Little Potatoes and TPS: Good Things Come in Small Packages' with Joel VanderSchaaf
The World Potato Congress is delighted to announce its December 2021 webinar featuring Joel VanderSchaaf, General Manager, Tuberosum Technologies Inc. on December 14, 2021, at 9:00 a.m. Eastern Standard time (USA/Canada).
Presentation Outline
Little potatoes are the fastest growing market segment for fresh potatoes in North America and are gaining interest around the world. True Potato Seed (TPS) is a burgeoning technology that has gained significant momentum amongst the potato research community.
How do these two seemingly unrelated developments actually have a synergistic role to play in meeting new market demographics and the challenges of world food security?
Joel VanderSchaaf has been involved in the potato industry for over 20 years, having hands-on experience in almost every stage of the potato industry from breeding, to production, to packing, to marketing.
Working closely with his father, Jacob VanderSchaaf, and sister Angela Santiago, who founded The Little Potato Company (LPC) and Tuberosum Technologies Inc (Tuberosum) in 1995, Joel is helping bring small and specialty potatoes to the North American consumer.
After working at LPC and various production farms affiliated with LPC, Joel began work at Tuberosum in 2009.
He is currently General Manager of Tuberosum and helps facilitate the execution of Tuberosum’s cutting edge breeding programs, research, and variety introduction.
Presentation Outline
Little potatoes are the fastest growing market segment for fresh potatoes in North America and are gaining interest around the world. True Potato Seed (TPS) is a burgeoning technology that has gained significant momentum amongst the potato research community.
How do these two seemingly unrelated developments actually have a synergistic role to play in meeting new market demographics and the challenges of world food security?
Joel VanderSchaaf has been involved in the potato industry for over 20 years, having hands-on experience in almost every stage of the potato industry from breeding, to production, to packing, to marketing.
Working closely with his father, Jacob VanderSchaaf, and sister Angela Santiago, who founded The Little Potato Company (LPC) and Tuberosum Technologies Inc (Tuberosum) in 1995, Joel is helping bring small and specialty potatoes to the North American consumer.
After working at LPC and various production farms affiliated with LPC, Joel began work at Tuberosum in 2009.
He is currently General Manager of Tuberosum and helps facilitate the execution of Tuberosum’s cutting edge breeding programs, research, and variety introduction.
Webinar Registration
To register for this webinar:
When: December 14, 2021, at 9:00 AM Eastern Time (US and Canada). The following is the registration link: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_3B_LEMkvRHaMavngo-nRCw
Following registration for this webinar, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
Upcoming World Potato Congress Webinars
The World Potato Congress is pleased to announce the following presenters for our upcoming Fall and Winter webinars. Stay tuned for further presentation details for these webinars.
January 2022 - Liam Glennon, Chairman, Organizing Committee, World Potato Congress 2022, Dublin, Ireland
February 2022 - Dr. Denis Griffin, TEAGASC, Ireland
March 2022 - Dr. Denis Griffin, TEAGASC, Ireland or Stephen Kildea, TEAGASC, Ireland
April 2022 - Robert Graveland, HZPC
In case you missed any of our previous webinars, you can view them all on our website at www.potatocongress.org
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World Potato Congress Inc.
