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The 35th annual Potato Grower Magazine Golf Scramble saw the winners from last year's event win the tournament again for...
17/07/2025

The 35th annual Potato Grower Magazine Golf Scramble saw the winners from last year's event win the tournament again for back-to-back wins. The winning team of Ragen Darrington, Jonny Webster, Andrew Roberts and Kendal Rolfe hit a blistering 57 for the tourney title. Here is a look back at some of the action that took place at the Idaho Falls Country Club. The results (and more photos) are here: https://www.potatogrower.com/2025/07/winning-team-on-a-roll

02/04/2025

Oregon Potato Commission Executive Director Gary Roth gave his annual update on the OPC's efforts to publicize, market and promote Oregon potatoes at the Washington Oregon Potato Conference.

02/04/2025

Dr. Jacob Blauer, Washington State University, provided some great insight into wound healing in potatoes during the Idaho Potato Conference in Pocatello. His presentation was titled "Considerations and Factors Influencing Wound Healing."

02/04/2025

PART TWO: We heard three different presentations this past winter on the EPA's new Bulletins Live! Two. One presentation was at the Snake River Sugarbeet Conference in Burley, Idaho, one (a panel discussion) was at the National Potato Council Potato Expo and the third at the Washington Oregon Potato Conference. Here is PART TWO (watch this one second -- it will make more sense) of the presentation from the Snake River Sugarbeet Conference. The presentation was made by Dani Lightie. We'll also post the other presentations.

02/04/2025

PART ONE: We heard three different presentations this past winter on the EPA's new Bulletins Live! Two. One presentation was at the Snake River Sugarbeet Conference in Burley, Idaho, one (a panel discussion) was at the National Potato Council Potato Expo and the third at the Washington Oregon Potato Conference. Here is PART ONE (watch this one first) of the presentation from the Snake River Sugarbeet Conference. The presentation was made by Dani Lightie. We'll also post the other presentations.

02/04/2025

We heard three different presentations this past winter on the EPA's new Bulletins Live! Two. One presentation was at a sugarbeet meeting, one (a panel discussion) was at the National Potato Council Potato Expo and the third at the Washington Oregon Potato Conference. Here is the one from the Washington Oregon Potato Conference. Titled "Response to EPA Rulings Regarding Pesticide Use in Consideration of the Endangered Species Act," this presentation was given by Abigail Nickelson from the Washington State Department of Agriculture. We'll also post the other presentations.

A fairly nice day greeted those who attended the Logan Farm Equipment/Tri Steel Mfg., open house March 12 at its new sho...
13/03/2025

A fairly nice day greeted those who attended the Logan Farm Equipment/Tri Steel Mfg., open house March 12 at its new shop and office facility just south of Rexburg, ID.

In addition to numerous pieces of new and used equipment on display outside – including an Allan Equipment harvester – there was several items on display inside the shop area of the new building.

Here are a few photos from the day’s events.

To see more photos, go here: https://www.potatogrower.com/2025/03/all-things-potato-equipment-on

H&N Electric Strikes The Funny Bone … AgainPasco, Washington-based H & N Electric, Power Systems by Timken once again hi...
05/02/2025

H&N Electric Strikes The Funny Bone … Again

Pasco, Washington-based H & N Electric, Power Systems by Timken once again hit the funny bone at this year’s Washington Oregon Potato Conference.

This year it was with a couple of t-shirts, as shown here.

25/10/2024

In his presentation at this year's Washington Oregon Potato Conference, Washington State University's Dr. Mark Pavek talked about the latest research and results at the university's potato seed lots.

25/10/2024

"Rubbing a raw potato on my back" is just one of the interesting things Washington State Potato Commission Executive Director Chris Voigt shared during his presentation at the Washington Oregon Potato Conference earlier this year.

The 34th annual Potato Grower Magazine Golf Tournament was a little toasty ... and not just the temperatures. The winnin...
19/07/2024

The 34th annual Potato Grower Magazine Golf Tournament was a little toasty ... and not just the temperatures. The winning team hit a blistering 56 to win the tournament. Here is a look back at some of the "action" that took place at the Idaho Falls Country Club. The results (and more photos) are here: https://www.potatogrower.com/2024/07/potato-grower-golf-tournament-sizzles

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Since 1972, Potato Grower Magazine has delivered the most relevant, thought-provoking, and industry-specific content to the potato industry. Whether you're a grower, a processor, an equipment manufacturer, a fertilizer salesman, or a farm kid who hasn't been back home in a while, Potato Grower is here to help your business thrive.

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