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Septiembre 02, 2014
Potatoes New Brunswick: 'crop is looking extremely good right now'
The potato crop in New Brunswick has recovered from a late start and is 'looking extremely good right now', according to Potatoes New Brunswick executive director Matt Hemphill in an article published in the Bugle-ObserverFrom the archive
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Agosto 28, 2014
Chile: SAG dispuso la participación de perros para impedir traslado de papa consumo y/o semilla hacia área productora
Buscando proteger el área libre de plagas cuarentenarias de la papa, el Servicio Agrícola y Ganadero (SAG) de la Región de Magallanes está llevando a cabo una importante acción de fiscalización en terreno a los usuarios de las empresas de buses que viajan con destino a la región de Los Lagos.From the archive

Agosto 28, 2014
Bart Nemegheer, Aardappelhoeve: 'Surplus everywhere in Western Europe'
In the potato market, growers and traders live from day to day. 'It's very unpredictable at the moment', Bart Nemegheer of the Aardappelhoeve laments. 'Demand is good, but prices are far below par.'From the archive

Agosto 28, 2014
Andy Jensen leads Potato Association of America
The Potato Association of America’s new president says the organization aims to provide the industry with the best research and information available. Andy Jensen took over as president of the research organization in July.From the archive

Agosto 27, 2014
West Bengal halts potato export again; Odisha says enough stock
Potato supply from West Bengal was disrupted again with the authorities of the neighbouring state re-imposing transport restrictions from today (August 24, 2014), a week after Trinamool Congress (TMC) government there relaxed movement of this vegetable variety to Odisha.From the archive

Agosto 27, 2014
Russia no longer includes seed potatoes in import ban
In a reversal of policy, the Russian government last week modified its prohibition on several types of food imports from the United States, Canada, the EU, and other Western countries to allow for the importation of seed potatoes.From the archive












