Serving the National Potato Industry Search Potato Grower HOME SUBSCRIBE INDUSTRY DIRECTORY PRODUCTS MAGAZINE NEWS PHOTO VIDEO RESEARCHERS EXTRAS Fungicide Monday, Jan 28 FSMA RULES PUBLISHED IN FEDERAL REGISTER The proposed Food Safety Modernization Act rules announced by FDA, Standards for the Growing, Harvesting, Packing, and Holding Friday, Jan 18 LUNA MRL PROBLEMS LINGER INTO FALL Potato growers in the Pacific Northwest will likely have to wait another season before using the new systemic fungicide Monday, Jan 14 LATE BLIGHT STILL THREAT A pathogen responsible for a plant disease that has caused food shortages and major loss of life in the past, such as the Friday, Jan 11 UNITED FRESH BEGINS REVIEW OF SAFETY RULES WASHINGTON, D.C.—With the FDA’s release of its proposed Produce Safety rule and Preventive Controls for Human Food rule Friday, Jan 4 FARM BILL WILL NEED TO BE RE-DRAFTED WASHINGTON, D.C.—Congress averted the “fiscal cliff” with the Tuesday night passage of a massive tax measure, which included Wednesday, Dec 26 AG’S APPETITE FOR MOBILE INFO GROWS GREENSBORO, N.C.—Agriculture is no ordinary business. People in other industries may spend their days in front of a computer, Monday, Dec 24 RESEARCHER CALLS FOR RING ROT TEST LAB Following a season in which bacterial ring rot resurfaced in Idaho's potato crop, a University of Idaho researcher hopes Friday, Dec 21 FUNGICIDES MAY INHIBIT PSYLLID TREATMENTS WHEN MIXED RUPERT, Idaho—The best insecticides for controlling the potato psyllids that spread the crop disease zebra chip may lose Thursday, Dec 13 OR INDUSTRY FUNDS PROFESSORSHIP AT OSU CORVALLIS, Ore.—The Oregon potato industry presented a check for $168,000 to Dr. Dan Arp, Dean of the College of Agricultural Tuesday, Dec 11 GROWERS RACE CALENDAR TO BEAT HIGHER TAX RATES Fears about the "fiscal cliff" triggering higher tax rates have growers rushing to transfer property to heirs and complete < Prev |   Page 3 / 23   | Next > view all ads © 2013 Potato Grower® Magazine Published by Harris Publishing, Inc.