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Omex is a dynamic group of companies operating throughout the world. Omex USA specialize in complex liquid formulations for use on a wide range of crops.

As agronomists and professional advisors Omnia is continually investigating new technologies and working practices to increase productivity, efficiency, and profitability.

The Omnia Group is a fundamental producer of a wide range of fertilizers since 1990. Their portfolio includes specialty fertilizers and bio-stimulants including Humates, Fulvates and Kelp products.

Omnivent is an international specialist in the development, manufacture and installation of modern ventilation and climate technology for various agricultural sectors. Omnivent specializes in specific storage solutions for various arable crops,including potatoes.

Ontario Potato Dist. (Alliston) Inc. is a Canadian potato company specializing in potato farming, packing, storage and distribution.

OSPGA is an organization of Ontario potato seed growers and breeders who work collaboratively to support the SPUD Unit through the University of Guelph, liaison with CFIA inspectors regarding seed certification and with OMAFRA to promote the best quality Ontario grown seed with stewardly production practices.

At OptiServe they go to extremes. Thinking along with solutions that work is second nature to them. Thanks to more than 15 years of overhauling and selling optical sorting machines

Optimus Land, located in Famagusta's renowned Red Villages region of Cyprus, specialized in the manufacture of premium potatoes. With over a decade of experience in potato trading, the company mixes traditional farming practices with the area's unique red soil to create high-quality produce.

The Oregon State University (OSU) and its extension service devote a significant amount of effort to potato research, in areas such as variety development, Crop Management, Weed Control, Disease Control and Insect Control.

OF&G was formed in 1973 as a marketing cooperative for organic produce but are now a dedicated organic control body and certifier for a number of other sustainable land use schemes.

Organisan Corporation is a leading provider of chitosan-based agriculture and turf products, specializing in innovative solutions that leverage natural ingredients to minimize risks such as phytotoxicity and adverse chemical effects.

Oriental Fruits, founded in 2009 and located in Egypt, works as a merchant exporter, acquiring product from farms and serving worldwide consumers in Europe, Asia and Africa. Its activities include grading, packing, and cold chain logistics to ensure product quality, with frozen items processed and kept under regulated conditions such as deep freezing for longer shelf life.

The firm also participates in organic agricultural projects, providing items such as sweet potatoes, onions, garlic, and pumpkins grown without synthetic pesticides, demonstrating compliance with worldwide organic standards and growing demand for clean-label produce.

Since it's inception in 2002, Oro Agri has developed, manufactured and marketed a range of agrochemical products for global distribution. They deal in crop protection and yield enhancing solutions.

Ostara offers innovative and sustainable solutions in phosphate management for growers focused on efficiently improving yields, protecting critical water sources, and feeding the world.

Oxbo is a global leader in specialist harvesting and controlled application equipment, providing solutions to the fruit, forage, vegetable, seed, and root crop markets.

The P.E.I. Potato Quality Institute is owned by the potato producers of Prince Edward Island. This not-for-profit organization functions under the guidance of a Board of Directors, consisting primarily of potato producers.

P J Lee and Sons - Highflyer Farms, are one of the largest individual potato producers in the UK, serving chip shops predominately.

Patatas Tarsa is a family-owned agricultural firm headquartered in the picturesque valley of Pinarnegrillo, Segovia, committed to farming potatoes that restore the true flavor that many felt had been lost.