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El 13.º Congreso Mundial de la Papa 2026, celebrado en Naivasha, Kenia, destacó los esquejes apicales enraizados, la semilla botánica híbrida y la aeroponía como tecnologías para mejorar el acceso de los agricultores africanos a semilla de papa de alta calidad sanitaria. (Ilustración generada con IA por PotatoPro)
Octubre 28, 2026
Kenia: Congreso Mundial de la Papa destaca tres tecnologías para multiplicar semilla de alta calidad sanitaria
El Congreso Mundial de la Papa 2026 en Kenia destacó tres tecnologías para mejorar el acceso a semilla sana: esquejes apicales enraizados, semilla botánica híbrida y aeroponía, con el objetivo de reducir la dependencia de tubérculos reutilizados en África.
ITC's Technico is expanding its aeroponic potato seed production facility to increase capacity to 100 million disease-free TECHNITUBER mini-tubers, supporting sustainable potato cultivation and improved farm productivity.
Julio 28, 2026
ITC's Technico Expands Aeroponic Potato Seed Facility to 100 million Mini-Tuber Capacity
ITC subsidiary Technico is adding 60 controlled-environment greenhouses to expand its aeroponic potato seed facility, raising TECHNITUBER mini-tuber capacity to 100 million and boosting disease-free seed production for potato growers.
Federal Minister for National Food Security and Research, Rana Tanveer Hussain, and KOICA Director, Mr. Je Ho Yeon, mark the occasion with an exchange of a commemorative shield during the delegation’s visit to the Ministry in Islamabad.
Noviembre 27, 2025
Pakistan and Korea Join Hands to Establish Seed Potato Centre at PARC to Cut Imports and Boost Local Production
Pakistan and KOICA discussed a feasibility study for a Seed Potato Production Centre at PARC, Islamabad. The project aims to cut seed imports, boost yields with Korean tech like aeroponics, and supply virus-free certified seed to over 100,000 farmers.
Representatives from Banas Dairy and Bharatiya Beej Sahakari Samiti Ltd. exchange the signed MoU at Atal Akshay Urja Bhavan, New Delhi, marking a major cooperative initiative to strengthen the seed-to-market potato value chain and enhance farmer prosperity.
Noviembre 18, 2025
Banas Dairy and BBSSL Sign MoU to Boost High-Quality Seed Potato Production
Banas Dairy and BBSSL signed an MoU to build a seed-to-market potato value chain, producing certified seed potatoes and promoting cooperative growth to boost farmer productivity, innovation, and income under the 'Sahakar se Samriddhi' vision.
India’s Largest Potato-Producing State Turns to Aeroponics for Seed Quality
Octubre 28, 2025
Uttar Pradesh Adopts Aeroponics to Boost High-Quality Potato Seed Production
Uttar Pradesh, India’s top potato producer, has launched aeroponic seed centres in Kushinagar and Hapur. The soil-less system cuts contamination, reduces costs, and provides quality, disease-free seeds to sustain the state’s 240 LMT potato yield.
Potato plants growing in aeroponic beds at the Musanze station greenhouse in Rwanda
Septiembre 29, 2025
Aeroponic Technology for Seed Potato Multiplication: A Success Story from Rwanda
Since its introduction in 2009, aeroponic technology at the Rwanda Agriculture and Animal Resources Development Board’s Musanze station has become one of the country's most successful seed potato multiplication methods, transforming production efficiency
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Massive potato harvests in open fields highlight the oversupply crisis contributing to the global "Potato Flood."
Septiembre 20, 2025
Potato Flood 2025: Global Oversupply Triggers Price Collapse and Reshapes Food Markets
Global potato markets face a 'Potato Flood' as production outpaces demand, causing price crashes and farmer losses. Rising output from Europe, Asia, Egypt, Turkey, and new exporters China and India fuels oversupply, worsened by U.S. tariffs on EU fries.
Potatoes in the field
Febrero 11, 2024
South Korea assists Pakistan to boost its local seed potato production
PR&P, PARC, Pakistan and the Republic of Korea are collaborating on Technical Cooperation Projects (TCP), notably focusing on seed potato production
Agri dept sets 2030 target to become self-reliant in potato seed production
Octubre 02, 2023
International Potato Center (CIP) supports West Bengal in becoming self-reliant in seed potato production by 2030
The state Agriculture department of West Bengal (India) recently set a target of attaining self-sufficiency in the production of seed potato by 2030. CIP is supporting the effort with their technology
Potatoes in the field
Marzo 27, 2023
Pakistan and Korea Collaborate on Aeroponic Technology for Seed Potato Production to Reduce Import Costs
Pakistan and Republic of Korea are working jointly on seed potato production through Aeroponics technology and 2nd generation crop is ready to harvest at PARC-National Agricultural Research Centre Islamabad.
A farmer holding two potatoes poses for a picture in Hongrui Village of Pingluo County, Shizuishan, northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, Sept. 2, 2021
Marzo 20, 2023
NW China's 'potato land' embraces new technology
As the potato-planting season approaches, baby potatoes from northwest China's Xiji County are making their way to the fields of farmers across the country's major potato-producing area.
Government of Madhya Pradesh is committed to provide certified seeds to farmers on time, receive license for 'Aeroponic Method for Virus-free Potato Seed Production'
Mayo 22, 2022
Government of Madhya Pradesh committed to provide certified seed to potato farmers
Agrinnovate India Ltd., the commercial wing of Indian Council of Agricultural Research, New Delhi granted the License to the Department of Horticulture & Food Processing, Government of Madhya Pradesh
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