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Harry Tinson, General Manager at HarvestEye
September 27, 2023
Ag sensor company HarvestEye appoints Harry Tinson as its new general manager
Crop Insights tool HarvestEye has announced the appointment of Harry Tinson as its new general manager, bringing to the team expertise in global B2B sales from across the engineering and transport sectors.
Agrico office
September 27, 2023
Agrico acquires seed potato activities Royal ZAP
Agrico acquires Royal ZAP’s seed potato activities. By means of this acquisition, Agrico has taken a step towards expanding its acreage, in order to meet demand.
Growing Nitrogen: Plants like this vetch plant with long roots can produce lots of nitrogen once they become established.
September 27, 2023
Start growing your own nitrogen
Four studies released from 2019 to 2023 by the University of Illinois show that on average, 67% of nitrogen found in corn comes from sources occurring in the soil. Researchers labeled nitrogen fertilizers applied with N15 to identify naturally occurring nitrogen vs. synthetic nitrogen.
McCain the Hot Potato Podcast
September 26, 2023
McCain Foods has launched a new podcast, the 'Hot Potato', stressing the importance of regenerative agriculture
Potato processor McCain Foods has launched a new podcast, 'Hot Potato'. This inspirational series explains what regenerative agriculture in and why it is important. You learn where the food industry is heading and why a transition to sustainable farming is required to prevent climate change. Collaboration is essential to get this done.
Snack A Jacks Bagless Multipacks
September 25, 2023
Walkers introduces 'Bagless' multipacks for Snack A Jacks to reduce plastic use
PepsiCo is trialling new multipack packaging for their Snack A Jacks range. Packs on shelves in Tesco stores across the United Kingdom will now use 86% less plastic on their outer packaging when compared with the previous multipack design.
5 reason to skip fall tillage
September 25, 2023
Five reasons to skip fall tillage
Moving away from reliance on tillage is a tough change to make. Sure, there are times when tillage could be considered.
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Late blight pathogen on a leaf.
September 23, 2023
Potatoes with the right antennas: Origin of novel broad resistance to late blight found in wild potato relatives
All over the world, huge quantities of crop protection agents are sprayed to control potato blight (Phytophthora infestans). European researchers find out more on the ongoing battle between the plant and its invader.
Royal HZPC group building
September 18, 2023
Cybercrime hits potato company Royal HZPC Group hard
On Thursday, September 14, 2023, potato breeder Royal HZPC Group B.V. became a target of a form of cybercrime. A large amount of money was transferred to a bank account of criminals.
Bayer Serenade
September 16, 2023
Bayer finds in-furrow application of biological fungicide Serenade boosts potato quality and potato vitality
Serenade is a biological fungicide based on a living bacterium derived from nature. In extensive trials, Bayer identified a number of positive effects on the potato crop.
Feeding America: How the Next Generation of Potato Farmers Are Leaving Their Mark
September 16, 2023
Feeding America: Introducing the Next Generation Potato Farmers
A new generation of potato farmers uses cutting-edge instruments and methods to progress farms and preserve the soil for future generations all over the United States, often in unexpected areas.
FAO Food Price Index drops in August, reversing the slight rebound of the previous month
September 13, 2023
FAO Food Price Index drops in August, reversing the slight rebound of the previous month
The FAO Food Price Index* (FFPI) averaged 121.4 points in August 2023, down 2.6 points (2.1 percent) from July, reversing the rebound registered last month and pushing the index as much as 38.3 points (24.0 percent) below its peak reached in March 2022.
DUG Potato drink - Use as Milk
September 12, 2023
'DUG potato drink' challenges milk around the world with partnerships in China, Germany, Italy, Japan, and Poland
Veg of Lund continued its international expansion plans and launched the DUG brand plant-based milk in Germany, Poland, Japan, and Italy.
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September 12, 2023
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The Netherlands' development as an agricultural country and retaining enough farmland. And ensuring potatoes remain in Dutch consumers' minds.
‘Climate breakdown’: 2023 likely to be hottest year humanity has experienced in EU Countries
September 10, 2023
‘Climate breakdown’: 2023 expected to be hottest year humanity has experienced
Scientists confirmed this week that summer 2023 was the hottest season the world has ever seen by a large margin. Europe is warming almost twice as fast as the global average, at about 2.2C above pre-industrial times.
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September 08, 2023
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August 30, 2023
New sustainable fiber tray for potatoes introduced
Tasteful Selections®, a specialty potato brand from RPE LLC, is introducing a new sustainable fiber tray with its Organic Sea Salt & Herb bite-size potatoes.
McGill University Professor Martina Stromvik and her team have created a potato super pangenome to identify genetic traits that can help produce the next super spud.
August 29, 2023
Mapping genetic variation of the potato: McGill researchers create super pangenome
Scientists have assembled the genome sequences of nearly 300 varieties of potatoes and its wild relatives to develop more nutritious, disease-free, and weather-proof crop.
Agristo and Tereos sign MOU for the acquisition of the site of the former sugar factory in Escaudœuvres for the construction of a frozen potato production plant
August 28, 2023
Agristo buys closed Tereos sugar factory in France to construct a new frozen potato processing plant
Agristo is planning to set up a production unit for frozen potato products in France, creating 350 jobs and requiring an investment of €350 million. Today, Tereos has signed an MOU with Agristo, enabling this project on the site of its former sugar factory in Escaudœuvres, in the North of France.

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