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Senninger Irrigation announces the recent hire of Martin Porter, who joins the company’s international department as Senninger’s new area manager for Australasia.
Expands machine-learning fintech offering to help growers manage and grow profitability
Customized OEM agreement reached with manufacturer Buhler to expand tractor lineup
Peter VanderZaag, a world-renowned authority on potato breeding and potato seed systems, presents on the geographic constraints in potato breeding
Prior to the meeting, Collins delivered remarks at the National Potato Council Fly-In annual meeting.
July 28-Aug. 1 in Winnipeg, Manitoba
June 10-12 in Chicago
Idaho russet potatoes are going to be short until the new crop comes in late summer.
In a new report, USDA is offering consolidated data on ten years’ worth of greenhouse gas-reducing conservation practices in the United States.
Reduced nitrogen leaching on Long Island is critical to conserving local water.
$20,000 in total awards are available to selected applicants. Applications are being accepted until May 27, 2019.
With his end-of-July retirement date rapidly approaching, John Keeling appeared at the 2019 Potatoes USA Annual Meeting for the last time as executive vice president and CEO of the National Potato Council.
The clock is ticking for potato growers in the Columbia Basin to get their spuds planted in the ground, but the snow is stopping them.
Strike chloropicrin products can get you planting faster than any other fumigant on the market. Strike will allow you to plant 10 to 14 days after application when applied alone.
This “Sustainable Soils Program” is a crop-neutral, flexible program that gives growers the assurance that their plants will grow quickly without succumbing to disease and nematodes.
A proprietary flexible polymer coating protects the nitrogen contained within from loss mechanisms like heavy rains, dry, windy conditions, and microbial attacks caused by standing water.