Of course, if you want to maximize your odds of producing a big sweet potato harvest, you'll need to do a little more work than that—but not that much more. Related: Here's How You Can Start ...

These tips for maximizing your profits as a potato farmer will help you make the most of your efforts, whether you’re new to ...

The potato harvest was nearly done at 94 percent harvested, and sugarbeets were also at 85 percent harvested. Pasture condition around the state rated 53 percent good to excellent. Perhaps the ...

The North Gwent Cardiac Rehabilitation Charity invites all ages to grow the heaviest harvest from a 'Charlotte' potato for ...

Titled “Three Potato Meals a Day” (literal translation), the variety show will air on February 22 and 23, offering fans a delightful preview of the drama’s cast as they harvest, cook ...

Your home-grown potatoes should be ready for lifting from June until September, depending on the varieties and the growing conditions. Earlies can be lifted and eaten as soon as they're ready.

“Growing potatoes is a dynamic process,” Pavelski says, “requiring constant adaptation to nature’s changes. Balancing when to water, nourish, and protect the crop demands continuous ...

The potato is Oregon's state vegetable! Gary Roth, Executive Director of the Oregon Potato Commission joined us to talk about the Farm To School grant they're using to help educate kids on the ...