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March 5
Potato acres up, beets down

The ripple effect of higher corn prices driving up prices for most other commodities will encourage local farmers to keep planting beans, potatoes, sugar beets and grain, but there are other factors as well. Twins Falls Times-News... more


March 1
Disease Causing Irish Potato Famine Came From South America, Scientist Says

Scientists at North Carolina State University have discovered that the fungus-like pathogen that caused the 1840s Irish potato famine originally came from the Andes of South America. PhysOrg.com... more


February 27
Potato Grower Poised With Lawsuit Against State Ag Department

The southeast Idaho potato grower whose land was quarantined after the discovery of a microscopic worm last spring has two years to file a lawsuit against the Idaho State Department of Agriculture after that agency did not respond to a $4 million tor... more


February 15
February Potato Stocks Down 1 Percent from 2006

The 13 major potato states held 188 million cwt. of potatoes in storage Feb. 1, down 1 percent from last year and 7 percent below Feb. 1, 2005, for comparable states.


February 13
Entities report ‘smooth, upbeat’ potato conference

Coordinators and location administrators agree: This year's potato conference went smoothly. Columbia Basin Herald... more


February 12
Japan to Open Market to U.S. Potatoes

Japan is set to reopen its market to U.S. chipping potatoes following the completion of a scientific evaluation.


February 9
Chinese Anti-Dumping Tariffs Unfair, Says EU

The EU has expressed concern that new anti-dumping tariffs imposed on exports of its potato starch by China, are unfairly targeting producers within the bloc. AP-FoodTechnology... more


February 8
Potato Project Eyes Increased Varieties

Some new spuds could be coming your way if Jeff Smeenk has his way. Anchorage Daily News... more


February 7
Slide Over Idaho, Central Oregon Looks To Revamp Potato Industry

he first place that comes to mind when someone asks where most of the country?s potatoes are grown is Idaho. And although Idaho is the birthing grounds for many a fine spud, a new type of potato being grown near Bend could revamp the industry and mak... more


February 7
China Imposes Anti-Dumping Tariffs on EU Potato Starch Imports

The Ministry of Commerce said it will impose anti-dumping tariffs on potato starch imports from the EU. Forbes.com... more



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