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Spring 2022 Special Edition
In this special digital only edition of our spring 2022 issue, we take a look back at the Canadian Spud Congress. Recordings of every session, along with a detailed story, are included in this issue. The showcase videos from Farm Credit Canada and Nose Knows Scouting are also there for viewing. We also have our regular spring issue content including a cross country pest and disease outlook for the 2022 growing season and an overview of what new potato varieties are available this year. Eugenia Banks takes a closer look at the impact of soil moisture on potato yield and quality in her Tater Tales column. And we have our first annual 10 most innovative products awards in this issue.Most Recent
Ontario Potato Planting Nearing Completion
Almost all of this year's southern Ontario potato crop is in the ground with emergence having started, a May 24 email update from Eugenia...
Moderate La Nina Means Wetter Growing Season for Parts of...
A moderate La Nina is expected to continue into the summer, the AccuWeather 2022 Canadian summer forecast said. During a typical La Niña influence Western...
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Disease Management vs. Sustainability — Does it Have to be a...
The push for sustainability in agriculture today has garnered mainstream attention. We’re shifting towards seeing and valuing regenerative, soil-health promoting practices, and that’s good...
In Life and In Potato Hormones, Balance Is Everything
University of Manitoba plant scientist, Mark Belmonte, has spent his whole career studying the mechanics of plant growth and the hormones that control it....
Business
FCC to Offer Flexibility to Manitoba Producers Affected by Soggy Spring
Farm Credit Canada (FCC) will offer Manitoba producers affected by the wet spring planting conditions flexibility on payment options, a May 25 news release...
Potato Chip Company Super-Pufft Announces New Facility in Alberta
Super-Pufft has announced it will be building a new state-of-the-art potato chip processing facility in Airdrie, Alta., a May 17 news release said. Super-Pufft is...
