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Produce industry veteran Jamey Higham will become the next president and CEO of the Idaho Potato Commission, effective in early 2022.
Event combines the organization’s Annual Meeting and Potato D.C. Fly-In
Advancements to Rhizolizer and Pantego soil technologies provide tailored programs for row crops with more flexibility, lower input needs, higher performance and greater cost savings
Over the past 20 years, we have witnessed a number of key advances in the use of satellite data within agriculture.
Growers Edge, a provider of data-driven financial technology solutions for the agricultural industry, recently launched a fully digital financial software and services platform for the agriculture industry.
David Anderson has joined American Farmland Trust as the organization’s Idaho program manager, a position established in collaboration with NRCS to address the loss of high-priority farmland and ranchland in Idaho to development.
This storage buyers’ guide includes many of the industry’s leading innovations for making sure your crop leaves storage looking (and tasting) as good as it did coming in.
In-field tool tracks soil health improvements.
Tasteful Selections was named to Inc. Magazine’s annual list of America’s fastest-growing private companies, with three-year revenue growth of 93 percent.
When it comes to farm policy, nothing is bigger than the farm bill. But the farm bill is so big it can be difficult for farmers and consumers alike to really understand, leading to debates about government subsidies.
“We’re stalled right out.” That’s how Matt Schwab is describing work at his 700-acre farm in Standish, Mich, after getting pummeled by roughly 6 inches of rainfall in the last week or so.
Poorer than average potato yields in western Canada, Idaho and the Columbia Basin have created contracting headaches and supply issues for the processing sector. The tight supplies are also impacting the retail channel.
However, Prince Edward Island Potato Board says crops looking good this year.
University of Maine Cooperative Extension will offer two research updates for the agricultural industry online on Oct. 13.
The new Micro Farm policy simplifies record keeping and covers post-production costs like washing and value-added products.
Potato farmers in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula are getting ready to send this year’s crop across the country.