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Potato-threatening pathogens reported for first time in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania potatoes may face the threat of new pathogen strains, according to Penn State researchers who want to develop management strategies.
Growers, scout for potato leafhopper in alfalfa earlier this year
WOOSTER, Ohio — The near-record warm winter Ohio experienced this year has not only caused alfalfa to an earlier first cutting than usual, it’s also caused some insects to appear earlier than normal. One example is the potato leafhopper, which has already been reported in alfalfa fields by some growers across the state, Ron Hammond,
Meat and potatoes: A look back at life through food
Probably 20 years ago, I was prevailed upon by my late cousin Peg Townsend to write down recollections from my childhood. At first I was reluctant, but I finally did it. The following ramblings are excerpted from those memories through what we ate on our farm during the 1940s. Sweet as sugar. Before the war,
Potato chips: No pig can eat just one
Two Ohio State Agricultural Technical Institute researchers found that it doesn’t matter if it’s barbecue, sour cream and onion, or plain – potato chips are the snack of choice for pigs.
Pa. corn yield up 52 bushels/acre over last year
Pennsylvania’s 2003 production of corn for grain, soybeans, and potatoes is expected to be above last year..
White vegetables are a good source of potassium
Colorful vegetables are promoted as key to a healthy diet, but white vegetables, especially potatoes, shouldn’t be forgotten.
Start scouting: It may be another bad year for insects in the alfalfa fields.
Scouting the best defense agains the alfalfa weevil and potato leafhoppers now showing up in area alfalfa fields.
How to roast garlic
Roasted garlic can be used in many recipes, from dips and dressings to mashed potatoes and chicken.
Students see innovation in action
Pennsylvania’s largest potato producer is building upon its history of innovation to solve several problems.
Dairy and farming is not always the same
If milk producers expect to survive in a climate of change, they should take a lesson from the potato industry.
