Organic Potato Research

• NEW!! The insect pest management program in organic potato production gives priority to preventive control methods rather than curative methods
• NEW!! Organic amendment effects on tuber yield, plant N uptake and soil mineral N under organic potato production
• Assessing CPB Control Options and N fertility in Organic Potato Production
• Bio-collector as an Alternative Method for the Control of the Colorado Potato Beetle in Organic Farming
• Companion Planting and Colorado Potato Beetle
• Consumers Benefit from Organic Potato Breakthrough
• The Community Composition and Antibiosis Ability of Potato Phylloplane
• Determining the Efficacy of Disease Management Products in Organically-Produced Tomatoes
• Effect of Non-traditional Previous Crops in Rotation Before Potatoes
• The effects of living mulches on tuber yields of potato
• Effects of straw mulch on soil nitrate dynamics, weeds, yield and soil erosion in organically grown potatoes
• Evaluation of biocontrol preparations and plant extracts for the control of Phytophthora infestans on potato leaves
• Fertility Management in Organic Potato Production
• Nitrogen Dynamics in Organic Potato Production
• Organic Foliar Treatments for Potato Late Blight Control
• Physical Control of Colorado Beetle in Comparison with Bio-insecticide
• Physical methods for weed control in potatoes
• Possibilities for Non-chemical Control of Colorado Potato Beetle
• Potato Variety Performance and Nitrogen Use Efficiency under Organic Production
• Seasonal Moisture and Nitrogen Availability in Organic Potato Production as Affected by Organic Amendments
• Soil Health Throughout an Organic Potato Rotation