Potatoes Charitable Trust: Keeping it real in the regions, with spudlove for kids and adults alike.
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The Methven A&P show was to be 107 this year, but for only the 3rd time in history it was … Read More
Sustainable Vegetable Systems Bulletin No.2: Nitrogen Balance
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Understanding management and environmental implications of nitrogen use in vegetable crop production. by PFR scientists Bruce Searle, Trish Fraser, & … Read More
Sustainable Vegetable Systems Update No.5: Programme Update
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The Sustainable Vegetable Systems (SVS) program has made great progress with trials and data forming the foundation for interesting conversations around … Read More
Psyllid Program: collaborative, grower-led research to address challenges.
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By Gemma Carroll, PNZ Communications & Extension Officer The Canterbury Potato Liberibacter Initiative (CPLI) was formed in August 2021 by … Read More
Potatoes NZ Newsletter #115 February 2022
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PNZ NEWSPartnership & research centre of excellence.There is cause for celebration this week (see our featured photo of the happy … Read More
Sustaining our industry in the year ahead
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By Gemma Carroll, PNZ Communications and Extension Officer The New Zealand potato industry continues to provide a high quality, staple … Read More
PRESS RELEASE 24th February 2022: MOU with Lincoln University enables excellence in potato research.
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POTATOES NEW ZEALAND & LINCOLN UNIVERSITY JOINT MEDIA RELEASE Embargoed Date: 24th February 2022 6pm The board of Potatoes NZ … Read More
Putting a price on agricultural greenhouse gas emissions
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Republished with permission from author and HortNZ/NZ Grower December 2021 magazine article By Ailsa Robertson, Sustainability and Extension Manager Image: … Read More
Sustainable Vegetable Systems Update No.4: individualised mineral N tracking reports
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By Henry Stenning and Andrew Barber Sustainable Vegetable Systems (SVS) – progress The Sustainable Vegetable Systems (SVS) programme continues apace, … Read More
SUMMER SPUD REPORT 2021-2022
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By Gemma Carroll, PNZ Comms & Extension Officer. It has been a mixed bag of weather this Spring and Summer, … Read More