Wisconsin chip potato research

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February 14, 2012

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UW-Madison scientists collaborate with the Wisconsin Potato &Vegetable Growers Association in a continual effort to improve the state's chipping potatoes. This work, a great example of the Wisconsin Idea in action, is highlighted in this WPVGA video.

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The University of Wisconsin is involved in a range of potato related research programmes.

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