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The UK's Chemicals Regulation Division has confirmed that farmers can buy and use Emesto Prime DS (Penflufen) up to the end of June 2021. ...
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In a recently published report, the UNPT (Union Nationale des Producteurs de Pommes de Terre) looked at how COVID-19 has profoundly changed the con...
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Wageningen University & Research (WUR) has announced it is investigating wild potato varieties for resistance to a wide range of potato disease...
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture recently declared Aroostook County, home to most of Maine’s potato farms, a drought disaster area, a designati...
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Wildflowers grown in strips through potato crops could control disease-carrying aphids and may help growers faced with a dwindling number of insect...
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An uncharacterized disease has been observed on potato plants during the growing season and tubers during the storage period from Nileke County, Qi...
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A pilot project that could improve food security in Canada's North recently got the green light. Jackie Milne, president of the Northern Farm Train...
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Late blight is the most important pathogen in potato and causes devastation worldwide. The disease, caused by the oomycete Phytophthora infestans, ...
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The "Towards Climate-Robust Irrigation Water Management for Potato Production" research is now in the second of a four-year project and it's invest...
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A University of Idaho team will use a USD5.8m US Department of Agriculture grant to research a pair of viruses that cause major losses ...
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