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Potato may help feed Ethiopia in era of climate change
Mayo 21, 2013
Potato may help feed Ethiopia in era of climate change
Semagn-Asredie Kolech, a Cornell doctoral candidate in the field of horticulture, studies the potato and bridges the tradition of Ethiopian farming with the modernity of agricultural science.
Potato Plants with Bacterial Wilt symptoms (Courtesy: International Potato Center)
Marzo 24, 2013
Scientists work to save the Irish potato in Kabale, Uganda
The potato (Irish) that has fed the people of southwestern Uganda (Kabale) for generations is being threatened by several pests and diseases, including the potato bacterial wilt.
Phytophthora infestans KE-1 is spreading rapidly across East Africa
Marzo 13, 2013
Phytophthora infestans KE-1 is spreading rapidly across East Africa
Njoroge is studying a new lineage of Phytophthora infestans called KE-1 that is spreading rapidly across East Africa.
World leaders feast on Kenyan foodstuff rejected by UK supermarkets.
Febrero 26, 2013
World leaders feast on Kenyan foodstuff rejected by UK supermarkets.
Cutting food waste went a notch higher on Tuesday evening as world ministers were treated to a feast of Kenyan foodstuff rejected by UK supermarkets.
El tizón tardío de la papa es mas agresivo en el Africa Subsahariana
Febrero 18, 2013
El tizón tardío de la papa es mas agresivo en el Africa Subsahariana
Según estudios recientes, la población del patógeno en Kenia y parte de Uganda se ha modificado tan rápidamente que podría volverse inmanejable para los agricultores.
Potatoes South Africa: the way forward
Febrero 11, 2013
Potatoes South Africa: the way forward
Prof André Jooste recently took over as CEO of Potatoes South Africa (PSA), after nearly six years at the National Agriculture Marketing Council (NAMC). He spoke to Robyn Joubert of Farmers Weekly (South Africa) about his vision for the future.
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Enero 30, 2013
African Agricultural Capital Fund (AACF, Pearl Capital Partners) invests in Midlands Limited
Pearl Capital Partners (Pearl) has recently concluded an investment of KSh 200 million (US$ 2,300,000) in the Kenyan potato processor Midlands Limited through the African Agricultural Capital Fund (AACF).
Enero 16, 2013
Dutch potato project to improve food security in Kenya
Kenya is expected to benefit from this bilateral agreement with the government of the Netherlands to produce new varieties of potatoes and boost potato growing in Kenya.
Septiembre 11, 2012
Algeria considers importing potatoes
Algeria is considering to import potatoes in face of a possible shortage in the market, Agriculture Minister Rachid Benaissa said Sunday.
Global warming could benefit potato industry
Agosto 01, 2012
Global warming could benefit potato industry
Climate change could result in a positive outcome for the potato industry and possibly lead to potatoes becoming one of the top staple crops in the world
Potatoes to get brand boost in South Africa
Julio 20, 2012
Potatoes to get brand boost in South Africa
A new brand campaign for Potatoes South Africa (PSA), the official representative of potato producers in South Africa, wishes to change South Africans into a Potato Nation that maintains balanced diets and make potatoes the everyday, fat-free heart of ...
Julio 13, 2012
Brown rot threatens potato exports from Egypt
Russia has discovered brown rot in a shipment of potatoes imported from Egypt, threatening to halt trade of the crop between the two countries, an Egyptian Ministry of Agriculture official said Wednesday
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Imported French fries – a hot potato topic for the South African economy
Potatoes South Africa (PSA) has recently turned to the Minister of Agriculture, Forestry & Fisheries, as well as the Minister of Trade & Industry, in order to address the influx of frozen French fries into South Africa.
Abril 24, 2012
Algeria: Potato prices to normalise in May
Over the past two weeks, the price of potatoes in Algeria tripled from 40 to 120 dinars as snow coverage has affected crops and speculators have exploited the situation.
Potato farmers in Kenya oppose the import of seed potatoes
Abril 21, 2012
Potato farmers in Kenya oppose the import of seed potatoes
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