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PCA expects considerable increase in 2013 Potato Acreage in Belgium
april 16, 2013
PCA expects considerable increase in 2013 Potato Acreage in Belgium
Based on a survey among 123 of its members, the Belgian organisation PCA expects an 8% increase in the potato acreage in Flanders for the main crop, as well as an increase in the acreage of early potatoes of 7.5%. Potato farmers were expressing their p...
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American Frozen Food Institute Announces Staff Additions
april 16, 2013
American Frozen Food Institute Announces Staff Additions
American Frozen Food Institute (AFFI) President and CEO Kraig R. Naasz today announced the addition of two new staff members to its government affairs and regulatory and technical affairs departments, as well as two staff promotions to its conferences ...
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Why you can't stop after eating one potato chip: research
april 12, 2013
Why you can't stop after eating one potato chip: research
The scientific secrets underpinning that awful reality about potato chips — eat one and you're apt to scarf 'em all down — began coming out of the bag today in research presented at the 245th National Meeting &Exposition of the American Chemical So...
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The Idaho Potato Truck send off...
april 09, 2013
The Great Big Idaho® Potato Truck Embarks on its Second Cross-Country Tour
Back by popular demand, the Great Big Idaho® Potato Truck officially set off on its seven-month cross-country journey with support and good wishes from Governor C. L. “Butch” Otter and hundreds of Emmett, Idaho residents.
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Potato & Onion promotion on “Create Mealtime Magic” tote bags
april 09, 2013
Potato & Onion promotion on “Create Mealtime Magic” tote bags
Custom-printed tote bags have been developed through a unique partnership between the United States Potato Board (USPB) and the National Onion Association (NOA)
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New leadership at Potato Council
april 09, 2013
New leadership at Potato Council
As Allan Stevenson steps down after five years as Chair of Potato Council and member of the AHDB Board, David Piccaver, a leafy salad producer from South Lincolnshire enthusiastically takes on this challenging and exciting role.
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North American Potato sector struggles with demand dip
april 09, 2013
North American Potato sector struggles with demand dip
North American Potato growers have realized that they must take action to improve demand for fresh potatoes, says an industry spokesperson. ?
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Potato Psyllid
april 09, 2013
Simple mesh cover could stop potato psyllid
A simple mesh cover could be the answer to halting New Zealand's most devastating tomato and potato pests, the tomato potato psyllid.
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Research Station promises Kufri (Northern India) low cost potato chips
april 09, 2013
Research Station promises Kufri (Northern India) low cost potato chips
In order to prepare various types of potato chips at lower costs, a potato processing plant and retail center has been opened at the Central Potato Research Station (CPRS) in Kufri, high in the mountains in Northern India.
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Drone Technology may assist Potato growers
april 09, 2013
Drone Technology may assist Potato growers
Agricultural researchers of the Oregon State University will begin testing two small, remote-controlled aircraft this month, flying them over potato fields in the Hermiston area in trials that may help farmers use water, fertilizer and pesticides more ...
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maart 26, 2013
Colorado Potatoes Approved for Taiwan
As of April 1, 2013, fresh potatoes from the state of Colorado are approved to be shipped to Taiwan.
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Trickery and Other Methods Explored To Vanquish Potato Cyst Nematodes
maart 22, 2013
Trickery and Other Methods Explored To Vanquish Potato Cyst Nematodes
The pale cyst nematode, Globodera pallida, is one bad roundworm. Unchecked, it invades the roots of potato and other host crops to feed, obstructing the free flow of nutrients and causing stunted growth, wilted leaves, and other symptoms that can event...
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