Mercer Canyon of Prosser, Washington, and Walker Brothers Farms of Malin, Oregon were presented with the prestigious 2010 Environmental Stewardship Award at the 2011 NPC Annual Meeting.
The award is a component of the Pesticide Environmental Stewardship Program, a partnership between the National Potato Council and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, to protect the environment and promote the safe and effective use of pesticides.
Mercer Canyon and Walker Brothers Farms were selected based on their on-farm pesticide risk reduction practices, use of Integrated Pest Management practices, use of biological control or alternative pest control methods, water and habitat protection, and resistance management practices-all of which were accomplished without any compromise of yield or quality.
- News
- Potato Supply chain
- 2010 National Potato...
2010 National Potato Environmental Stewardship Winners Showcased in Video
February 04, 2011
Source
National Potato Council
Like to receive news like this by email? Join and Subscribe!
Get the latest potato industry news straight to your WhatsApp. Join the PotatoPro WhatsApp Community!
Sponsored Content
Highlighted Company
Related News

August 13, 2026
23rd EAPR Triennial Conference to Highlight Sustainable Potato Production in Edinburgh
The 23rd EAPR Triennial Conference will bring 300+ potato experts to Edinburgh in 2027 to explore 'Sustainable Potato Production for a Changing World.' Register, submit abstracts or explore sponsorship.
August 13, 2026
Potandon Produce Expands Grower Alliance with Driscoll Farms
Potandon Produce has launched the Potandon Grower Alliance, bringing together premier grower partners to strengthen quality, innovation and supply-chain collaboration while supporting Green Giant Fresh potato and onion growth across North America.
August 13, 2026
India’s Potato Future Starts With Better Seed: Building a Stronger Seed Ecosystem for Farmers
India’s potato industry needs a stronger seed ecosystem to close its productivity gap. Scientific seed multiplication, digital agronomy and market-aligned varieties can improve yields, reduce risks and build a profitable supply chain. Sponsored Content
Latest News
Sponsored Content
Sponsored Content
Sponsored Content
Where
Sponsored Content
