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January 19, 2012
Vales Sovereign now available on the open market for Scottish potato growers
For the first time, leading potato supplier Greenvale AP is making a limited amount of its seed potato variety, the Vales Sovereign, available on the open market to Scottish potato farmers. 
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EU research to prove the benefits of food fibers for immune system
January 19, 2012
EU research to prove the benefits of food fibers for immune system
Food fibres are considered as beneficial for our immune system. However ‘considered’ is not good enough;the European guard dog EFSA needs sound scientific evidence based on effects on healthy human people before health claims for these compounds are ap...
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January 18, 2012
Pesticide rules tighten the screw for Scots potato producers
Scottish arable farmers who have up until now had a range of pesticides to deal with crop disease and pest problems now have greatly reduced resources as a result of European Union legislation.
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Rain is badly needed as tubers start to form in potato crops across the country
January 18, 2012
Aseguran cultivos de papa contra heladas
Luego de que la Región del Mayo fuera una de las más afectadas por las heladas del año pasado sobre todo en el cultivo de papa.
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January 18, 2012
Mozambique plans to stop importing seed potatoes by 2013
Mozambique’s Agricultural Development Fund (FDA) plans to make efforts to store seed potatoes as the government has set a target to stop importing the product by 2013, the Fund’s chairman said.
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2011 Washington-Oregon Potato Conference for news
January 18, 2012
Washington-Oregon Potato conference keynote focuses on nutrition
The nutritional value of potatoes will take center stage during the upcoming Washington-Oregon Potato Conference.
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January 18, 2012
Researcher says zebra chip not likely to spread through seed
A potato disease that arrived late this summer in the Pacific Northwest called zebra chip likely can't be spread by planting infected seed, new research suggests.
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January 17, 2012
France to step up promotion of export potatoes says CNIPT president
France must be able to keep its position as EU’ largest potatoes exporter. This year the country will have to market over one million tons of potatoes.
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January 17, 2012
Un tercio de las cosechas de Canarias peligran por la sequía
Los agricultores canarios advierten de que los cultivos de secano –los que dependen expresamente de la lluvia para su riego– peligran si persiste la sequía en las próximas tres semanas.
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January 17, 2012
Grower turned inventor focuses on affordability with potato sorter
Few people know better than Greg Jones how important it is to sort and grade potatoes accurately and quickly.
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January 17, 2012
Exports thriving for Scottish seed potato growers
Although other parts of the potato industry are in the doldrums, with lower returns than last year and much higher rejection percentages on account of the wet summer and lifting season, Scottish seed potato growers are busy exporting.
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January 17, 2012
Raming Britse aardappelproductie naar beneden bijgesteld
De schattingen voor de Britse aardappelproductie in het seizoen 2011/12 zijn naar beneden bijgesteld
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