Noticias sobre los Defectos y Enfermedades de la Papa

Pupae of the serpentine leafminer
Junio 29, 2026
Tasmania Confirms First Detection of Invasive Serpentine Leafminer
The invasive serpentine leafminer has been detected in Tasmania for the first time after being found at a commercial grower in the state's north-west. The pest attacks more than 200 plant species, including potatoes, and can reduce crop yields.
Ohalo and Allied Potato join forces to accelerate the development of next-generation potato varieties, combining advanced Boosted Breeding™ technology with global agronomic expertise to deliver higher yields, enhanced disease resistance, and sustainable potato production worldwide.
Junio 26, 2026
Ohalo and Allied Potato Partner to Revolutionize Global Potato Breeding with High-Yield, Disease Resistant Varieties
Ohalo and Allied Potato form a strategic partnership to advance Boosted potato breeding, combining Ohalo Boosted Breeding platform with Allied Potato expertise to develop higher-yield disease-resistant potatoes and explore potato seed systems.
Farmers in Kenya are evaluating potato varieties developed using wild relatives to combat late blight, a strategy aimed at reducing pesticide use and lowering production costs for smallholder growers.
Junio 23, 2026
Wild potato genes help East African farmers cut pesticide costs and fight late blight
East African potato farmers face rising costs from late blight. Through the Crop Trust's BOLD project, breeders and farmers are testing potatoes with wild resistance traits to cut spraying, lower costs and improve food security in Kenya and Uganda.
Europatat welcomes the EU’s adoption of the New Genomic Techniques (NGT) Regulation, a landmark decision expected to accelerate potato breeding innovation, strengthen crop resilience, enhance food security, and support the long-term sustainability of European agriculture.
Junio 23, 2026
Europatat celebra la regulación de la UE sobre edición genética que abre nuevas oportunidades para la innovación en papa
Europatat celebra la adopción por parte de la UE del Reglamento sobre NGT, que abre nuevas oportunidades para desarrollar variedades innovadoras de papa con mayor resistencia a enfermedades, mejor adaptación climática y mejores características para procesamiento, al tiempo que impulsa la investigación y la inversión en mejoramiento genético.
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Junio 04, 2026
Potato diversity from the Andes supports climate resilience efforts in East Africa
Modern potatoes are bred from a relatively narrow genetic pool, while the diseases and environmental pressures affecting potato production continue to evolve.
La Universidad de Wageningen (WUR) realiza ensayos de campo con variedades de patata editadas mediante CRISPR para mejorar la resistencia frente a Phytophthora infestans y reducir el uso de pesticidas.
Mayo 26, 2026
Holanda: ensayos con variedades GMO
Wageningen y el Gobierno neerlandés avanzan con un ensayo de campo de papas editadas con NTG para reforzar la resistencia al tizón tardío y reducir el uso de pesticidas, en un contexto de cambio regulatorio en la Unión Europea.
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Royal HZPC Group expects lower revenue and EBITDA for 2025/2026 as global potato markets face oversupply, price pressure and weaker demand despite continued growth in seed potato volumes.
Mayo 20, 2026
Royal HZPC Group vende más papas, pero sus ingresos y márgenes caen en medio de la presión del mercado global de la papa
Royal HZPC Group sigue aumentando su volumen global de papa semilla por encima de 1,1 millones de toneladas en el ejercicio 2025/2026, pese a la presión sobre el mercado mundial de la papa, los menores precios, la demanda más débil y la caída de los márgenes.
Mayo 19, 2026
United States potato industry urges USDA to reinstate PEI potato import ban over Potato Wart concerns
The National Potato Council and 13 state potato organizations in the United States have urged the USDA to reinstate a ban on fresh potato imports from Prince Edward Island following a new Potato Wart detection.
Maleuta Mahao, a young potato farmer from Semonkong, Lesotho
Mayo 19, 2026
May 30, 2026 is the International Day of Potato. This year's theme: 'Where Potatoes Grow, Livelihoods Flourish'
FAO announced International Day of Potato 2026 theme 'Where potatoes grow, livelihoods flourish', highlighting role of potatoes in food security and farmer livelihoods. Focus on smallholders, resilient value chains, climate and pest challenges.
S. Soundararadjane (left) and KRK Reddy (right) exchange documents after signing a strategic partnership to advance microbiome-driven soil health in India’s potato ecosystem.
Mayo 14, 2026
HyFarm Partners with Sri BioAesthetics to Boost Potato Yield Quality and Disease Control through Microbiome Driven Soil Immunity
HyFarm partners with Sri BioAesthetics Pvt. Ltd. to deploy microbiome-driven soil immunity, reducing diseases and improving potato yield, seed quality, and processing consistency via SoilFirst™ trials in Gujarat and Punjab.
Lors de la visite de Guy Parmelin à la ferme de la famille Herrer, à Wileroltigen dans le canton de Berne.
Mayo 13, 2026
Suiza: habilitan ensayos con variedades genéticamente modificadas
Para combatir la reducción en la cantidad de productores y la producción nacional, el gobierno habilita ensayos con variedades GMO. Una medida disruptiva para los estándares europeos.
Comparison of potato samples seven days after inoculation with Phytophthora infestans: untreated sample (left) shows late blight infection, while treated sample (right) remains healthy.
Mayo 08, 2026
Scientists Develop Peptide Breakthrough to Stop Potato Late Blight and Protect Global Crops
KTH researchers developed peptide CS5 targeting Phytophthora infestans, cause of potato late blight. It blocks a key enzyme, stopping infection without harming crops and offering a sustainable alternative to chemical sprays as climate change spreads.
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Wageningen University and Research Launches New Field Trials for Genetically Modified Potatoes
Wageningen University & Research starts new field trials with genetically modified potatoes. The potatoes tested in these field trials have been genetically modified by adding or switching off multiple genes.
World Potato Congress announces the launch of Global Potato Thematic Working Groups ahead of the 2026 Congress in Kenya, bringing together international experts to strengthen collaboration across research, sustainability, seed systems, aeroponics, and marketing.
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World Potato Congress Launches Global Potato Thematic Working Groups to Strengthen Collaboration
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Abril 14, 2026
Nuevos ensayos de campo marcan el siguiente paso para las papas genéticamente modificadas en Europa
Nuevos ensayos en Europa buscarán evaluar papas genéticamente modificadas con mayor resistencia a enfermedades como el tizón tardío, con el objetivo de reducir el uso de pesticidas y aportar evidencia al debate regulatorio sobre las nuevas técnicas genómicas.
Cultivos de papa nativa en Huánuco enfrentan mayor presión de plagas y enfermedades.
Marzo 31, 2026
Perú: plagas y clima desafían la papa nativa mientras avanza el proyecto Papa Nativa
El proyecto Papa Nativa enfrenta el impacto del clima y el aumento de plagas en Huánuco, impulsando medidas fitosanitarias, mejoras en la calidad de semilla y estrategias comerciales para sostener la producción y acceder a nuevos mercados.

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