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Red River Valley potatoes hit by disease for first time in decade
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Sep 8, — ... region $125 million, said Neil Gudmestad, a potato plant pathologist at North Dakota State University who has been watching it closely. › news › red-rive...
Endowed chair established to continue potato …
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The odds are good Neil Gudmestad had a hand in getting your helping of potatoes to the dinner table. The longtime NDSU potato pathologist is one of the foremost disease researchers for the world’s fourth-most-consumed food crop.. But with retirement in view – Gudmestad announced his plans to step down by – he wanted to make sure his research program remained in place.
Potato Blight Hotlines Keep Growers Informed | Syngenta Thrive
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Syngenta will continue partnerships with several key potato disease researchers through the potato blight hotlines in
Texas A&M AgriLife Research-led zebra chip disease control effort...
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A multi-state research effort led by Texas A&M AgriLife Research to control the potato psyllid and reduce losses from zebra chip disease of potato will be...
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