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The Washington State Potato Commission announced Friday that it will give away 100,000 processing potatoes on Tuesday in Thurston County.
Recently, some of Alberta’s ag industry leaders thought of an option to assist two producer groups hard hit by the effects of COVID-19.
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Harvest is the most exciting (and undoubtedly busiest) time of year for potato growers. When the time comes, you’ll want to be prepared with quality, reliable equipment that will take good care of the fruits of your labors.
Galena Russet is a medium- to late-maturing variety that is notable for having both high early- and full-season yields.
Don’t let it rob you of your simple, everyday joys.
The applications for a $16 billion program to help farmers opened this week. But before the first checks are signed, there's already concern that it won't reach everyone.
Organizers of PotatoEurope 2020 have made the decision to cancel the exhibition planned for Sept. 2-3 in Villers-Saint-Christophe, France.
NPC wants higher payments and more help from Congress in the wake of COVID-19
Potatoes USA announces nominations are now open for new board members for the 2021-24 term. The board is seeking nominees to fill a total of 60 open seats.
This exciting new product gives growers the same quality and performance they have come to expect from Aqua-Traxx, but now features an innovative flow path design to more effectively resist clogging than ever before.
National Agriculture in the Classroom is hosting its Virtual Summit on Wednesday, June 24, and Thursday, June 25.
The Pennsylvania potato chip company recently got its hands on 40,000 pounds of Grade-A russet potatoes left behind by the hurting restaurant industry, and the company didn't want to see them go to waste.
Potato farmers face financial disaster as coronavirus dries up demand for their crop.