Noticias sobre los Defectos y Enfermedades de la Papa de Las Américas

University of Idaho receives grant to study zebra chip disease
Agosto 16, 2012
University of Idaho receives grant to study zebra chip disease
The federal government is providing $109,000 for the University of Idaho to study an emerging plant disease the school says “poses a substantial threat to the state’s potato industry.” The money will be used to monitor potato fields for the presence o...
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Liberibacter Species Bacterium Identified as Prime Suspect in Zebra Chip Disease
Agosto 14, 2012
South Korea bans Pacific North West Potatoes over Zebrachip disease
The South Korean government will shut off all shipments of fresh potatoes from Oregon, Washington and Idaho beginning Aug. 17 because of concerns over the presence of zebra chip in Pacific Northwest potatoes. The disease, which was found for the first...
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Canadian government invests in potato research
Agosto 09, 2012
Canadian government invests in potato research
Canadian Potato producers received a boost from the federal Government, as Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz and Member of Parliament Mike Allen (Tobique–Mactaquac) attended the Centennial celebrations at the Potato Research Centre in Fredericton, NB.
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Agosto 02, 2012
'Zebra chip' disease concerns Northwest potato growers
Northwest agriculture researchers in the US say they are finding more cases of a zebra chip disease in the region’s potatoes.
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Agosto 01, 2012
Botrytis blight a problem for Michigan potatoes this year
According to a report from Michigan State University, Botrytis blight is causing problems in potatoes throughout Michigan this season.
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Whole Foods Co-CEO Walter Robb Discusses Expansion and Wal-Mart's Move into Organics
Julio 26, 2012
US organic potato growers have no approved zebra chip options
While other potato growers use preventative insecticide applications to protect their crops from a new disease to the Pacific Northwest, called zebra chip, Fred Brossy can only wait and see if it hits him.
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Western Australia declared Potato Cyst Nematode free
Julio 06, 2012
Detectaron en Chile un foco del nemátodo dorado (Globodera rostochiensis), plaga que afecta al cultivo de la papa
El Servicio Agrícola y Ganadero, SAG Región de Los Lagos, detectó en la provincia de Llanquihue un foco del nemátodo dorado (Globodera rostochiensis), plaga cuarentenaria que afecta el cultivo de papas. “Durante acciones de vigilancia sanitaria de rut...
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Late Blight expected to affect potato yield in West Bengal
Julio 05, 2012
New York State growers warned of late blight
Home gardeners and commercial growers are alerted of the potential introduction of late blight this growing season, as it has been confirmed in Suffolk County.
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Julio 04, 2012
Idaho potato growers concerned over zebra chip
Liberibacter, the bacterium responsible for zebra chip, has been found in an Idaho potato field.
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Julio 02, 2012
AgriLife Research zeroes in on potato disease insect
Do potato psyllids migrate from one location to the next, starting in northern Mexico and moving northward as the potato season progresses, or are psyllid populations local?
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Potato Psyllid
Julio 02, 2012
Idaho Potato Psyllids test positive for zebra chip disease
The University of Idaho extension today announced that the potato psyllids found last month in Idaho tentatively tested positive for Liberibacter, Zebra Chip disease.
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Junio 28, 2012
Two potato psyllids found in Twin Falls spud field
Two adult potato psyllids were found on yellow sticky cards that were collected June 19 from a Twin Falls County potato field, according to an alert issued Tuesday by University of Idaho Extension staff.
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Junio 28, 2012
Potatoes off to a good start in Canada#s Manitoba province
The disease risk in potatoes has increased with the wet weather over the last few weeks. Luckily, so far no late blight hasbeen found in Manitoba.
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Junio 25, 2012
McGill University and developing-country scientists working on a better potato for Colombian communities
Researchers cooperate to develop nutritious, high-yielding, and more disease-resistant potatoes for food-insecure indigenous communities in Colombia.
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Junio 25, 2012
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Currently, eliminating a virus from an infected plant requires considerable time and money. The price is more than US$500, and the process can take up to a year. Searching for a more cost- and time-effective solution, scientists at the International P...
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Junio 20, 2012
Pest outlook for Canada’s potato-growing regions
Potato pests can vary across Canada’s potato-growing regions. Whether they are new or notorious, their reach and severity depends upon Mother Nature’s whims.
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Junio 19, 2012
NDSU Potato Blightline - Recommendations for June 18
Late blight has not been reported in North Dakota, Minnesota or Manitoba. With the fair weather, late blight severity values are unchanged since Friday.
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Junio 19, 2012
Pennsylvania potato, tomato growers hit by late blight, should remain vigilant
Late blight, the same disease that caused Ireland's potato famine in the 19th century, was confirmed in three Pennsylvania counties last week.
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