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“Yellow potatoes nationwide are continually being favored by consumers.”
Loyalty doesn’t have to be blind to be true.
You always hear people go on about that “new car smell.” Us? We prefer that “new tractor smell.” Give our buyers’ guide a look-see, and maybe soon you’ll be enjoying the intoxicating aroma of new leather and rubber mixing with freshly plowed dirt.
Purchase of two fiberoptic laser units will speed production of precision irrigation parts
Archive post-harvest fungicide delivers significant broad-spectrum disease control to protect and preserve the quality of potatoes in storage.
During storage, potatoes are still susceptible to economically damaging diseases like pink rot and Pythium leak.
Northwest Farm Credit Services, the Northwest’s leading agricultural lending cooperative, has released its quarterly Market Snapshot reports covering the state of major agricultural commodities in the region.
Potato and onion brand Side Delights is kicking off 2022 with plant-based products that give shoppers convenience and a way to reduce food waste, according to a news release.
The logo on each bag matches the NFL team that contributed soil to help make the chips.
Producers affected by these recent natural disasters are eligible for up to $10,000 toward propane-powered equipment through the Propane Education & Research Council’s incentive program.
Canada suspended P.E.I. potato exports to the U.S. last fall after potato wart was detected in two fields
The machine combines Deere's 8R tractor, TruSet-enabled chisel plow, GPS guidance system, and new advanced technologies. The autonomous tractor will be available to farmers later this year.
Farm-level spud prices for Idaho farmers are up substantially. But so are farm input costs and many farmers may be faced with some tough planting decisions in 2022.
The Great Depression was becoming history, and the United States was poised to enter World War II when Idaho’s potato marketing order first went into effect on Sept. 3, 1941.
Emergency potato storage on the former Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine, saved the day for some local farmers and could lead to a beneficial ripple effect to Aroostook County’s premier industry.