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Junio 10, 2011
Breeders Trust en Belgische aardappeltelers komen tot overeenstemming
Geert Staring, algemeen directeur van kwekersorganisatie Breeders Trust, laat weten dat ze een overeenkomst gesloten hebben omtrent betaling van kwekersrechten met 3 Belgische Boerenbonden
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Pacific Northwest program works to create disease resistant potato varieties
Junio 09, 2011
Pacific Northwest program works to create disease resistant potato varieties
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Junio 08, 2011
Potato Research Centre hopes to breed resistant potatoes
Scientists at the Potato Research Centre hope to crossbreed foreign and domestic potatoes to create a new spud that's resilient to disease and requires fewer pesticides.
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Junio 08, 2011
Ballarat Potato growers already struck new McCain price deal
Ballarat district potato growers have struck a new price deal with McCain Foods, months ahead of schedule. The growers will be paid an increase of $15 a tonne of potatoes for next year's crop.
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Aginfo interview with Frank van Schaayk: Building a Strong Front
Junio 08, 2011
Aginfo interview with Frank van Schaayk: Building a Strong Front
French fries and potatoes are not evil but they have been demonized. What will it take to get the buying consumer to realize that a potato is a very simple, healthy and wholesome food and not the primary culprit in rampant obesity?
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Neiker for news
Junio 08, 2011
Neiker-Tecnalia leads search for potatoes adapted to climate change
The Basque Institute for Agricultural Research and Development, Neiker-Tecnalia, is leading an international project with the goal of developing new potato varieties which are tolerant to the effects of climate change, as well as to identify already e...
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Andalusian Early potatoes promoted in Spanish supermarkets
Junio 08, 2011
Andalusian Early potatoes promoted in Spanish supermarkets
After several months of consumption of stored potatoes, it is time for new potatoes, the early potato, with all the flavor and freshness, because they are newly harvested. Under the slogan "A seasonal flavor"Amdalusian Early potatoes are pro...
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Junio 07, 2011
UPGA view on Potato Prices: Perched on a cliff
The Chief Operating Officer of the United Potato Growers of America offers his view of the potato prices this summer:
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Junio 05, 2011
Onderzoekers gaan verder met ggo-aardappelproef
Eén dag na de vernieling van het proefveld namen de onderzoekers van het Instituut voor Landbouw- en Visserijonderzoek (ILVO) de tijd om de schade op te meten.
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Junio 03, 2011
Washington potato production among the most sustainable on the planet
Washington potatoes are not only good for you, their production is highly sustainable.
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USDA for news
Junio 03, 2011
USDA revises standards for No. 1 potatoes
Revisions to the grading standards for No. 1 potatoes allow for mixed varieties of potatoes to be packaged together, as requested by grower/shippers and retailers.
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University of Idaho Extension for news
Junio 02, 2011
Idaho Potato Commission discusses research priorities
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