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CURRENT ISSUE - February 2012

Cover Story

cover story  

A little mist goes a long way

A system new to Canada saves potatoes in storage.

 

 

features 

Biomarkers for crop stress
National research is examining gene expression as a tool for identification of nitrogen or water

Bruise reduction basics
Bruises can occur in many areas of potato handling, but potential for bruising is greatest

Yukon Gold: The potato that keeps on going
Potato wins Seed of the Year award.

Genetic diversity: better potatoes
Identifying the beneficial genes in wild species from south of the Equator could improve

An adaptable crop may be put to the test
As the climate changes, scientists suggest potatoes will thrive in northern climates.

What ever happened to Lady Christl?
Why are some varieties more acceptable than others?

Predicting rot can save the crop and money
A simple test can identify potential risk of storage disease.

Back to the basics: PAYING HEED TO ESSENTIALS
Agronomic principles to follow through on every year.

 

Potato misinformation continues