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“Understanding how potatoes grow determines how to grow potatoes” - EJ Allen & RK Scott (2001) producesolutions.co.uk Joined January 2017

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a year ago

#InternationalPotatoDay - Harvest campaign kicks off in Shropshire - Maris Bard for local grocers and farm shops.

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a year ago

#InternationalPotatoDay - crop of Jelly in North Shropshire - just before the heavens open again!

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a year ago

#InternationalPotatoDay A crop of Lady Balfour in Shropshire - named after the founder of the Soil Association and bred specifically for organic production.

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a year ago

Organic Jester being planted into perfect conditions in Shropshire.

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a year ago

#potato planting at pace in West Midlands this week. Soil temperatures around 5-6C but soil conditions are very good. Great weather forecast for next 7 days at least. There’ll be a lot planted next week.

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2 years ago

@Agronomy_Guy Couldn’t agree more. One half of a field will always out yield the other half. Natural variation and simple statistics.

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2 years ago

@GraemeSkinner1 Surely gulls?

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2 years ago

@GraemeSkinner1 Rained all day in Shropshire!

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2 years ago

Lovely crop of King Russet being grown for @McCainUKIE . Really strong scent from the flowers which is unusual for potatoes.

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2 years ago

@jwrooke @GoodgerSimon @agronomytrainer @jsedgwick67 @fenboy01 @hillson_alison @dgwhoyles @mrlancrop @hankoblok @angela_huckle @BillyHoddy @James_Fortune11 Seed infection?🙂

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2 years ago

Magnificent looking crop of organic Valor #potatoes

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2 years ago

@jwrooke One could do - but probably not in this case 🙂

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2 years ago

Still finding an annoying amount of late blight in West Mids - on crops that have been treated every 7 days from 15-20% ground cover.

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2 years ago

Companion crops of peas and beans growing well in this #potato crop.

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2 years ago

@Adrian__Baker An increasing problem in potatoes as well.

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2 years ago

@farmerkaney No - just some of the farm machinery.

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2 years ago

Arrived at this yard this morning to be confronted by, what appear to be, the new characters in a CBeebies program. Problem is there are three “Digger”s and two “Scoop”s!

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2 years ago

@GoodgerSimon @agronomytrainer @BenHipperson @CharlesAnyan @Kingston22W @KellyHewsonF @Knaggsy16 @Cereals_Ana @ssmshah @JadePrinceAg @ThisIsGarbs @James_Fortune11 @MylesForberr @BillyHoddy Unfortunately, the group currently only rates 4 on the Schoffel Scale?

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2 years ago

@PotatoHouseUK You can’t really offend anyone by referring to “potatoes” when in polite company - and only slipping into your favourite vernacular in the pub - “tatties” or “spuds” - they’re all fabulous!

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2 years ago

@GoodgerSimon @jsedgwick67 @fenboy01 @hillson_alison @jwrooke @dgwhoyles @agronomytrainer @MylesForberr Finding instances in Shrops/Staffs where we wouldn't have expected to see it yet - and in the base of the canopy. Also some crops in Norfolk/Suffolk where opportunities to travel have been very limited.