Add to ORKGThe topic was the Kennebec, the Pontiac and Red Pontiac, which were the highest yielding varieties in North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station potato variety trials in 1950. The yield and size of tubers, red varieties, white varieties and the specific gravity of potato tubers detail the findings more
The trial objective was to identify potato cultivars with good quality for processing or fresh-marke...
Comparative yield suitable, or potentially suitable, commercial production potato varieties were con...
About two dozen varieties of potatoes were found in the Station root cellar at the beginning of last...
The topic was the Kennebec, the Pontiac and Red Pontiac, which were the highest yielding varieties ...
Potato trials in North Dakota conducted in 1948 are reviewed. The red tuber varieties Triumph, Red P...
This article written in 1957 discusses the development of an early maturing potato variety with high...
This attempts to present all available information regarding performance at this time on the potato ...
Analysis of potato varieties (including Red Warba, Warba, Early Ohio, Triumph, Cobbler, Chippewa, Po...
Nineteen varieties of potatoes were planted at three locations in the state in 1953- Brookings, Gard...
A potato varietal trial, the equivalent of the final step in a potato breeding and testing program w...
The potato still ranks as the top vegetable crop grown in the U.S. In North Dakota the potato is the...
The description, characteristics and performance of Red Cloud potato are described. Its primary mark...
In 1942 the Sebago, Pontiac and Sequoia potatoes grown. at Brookings were late blight-resistant and ...
Analysis on the most popular potato varieties in North Dakota, such as Triumph, Early Ohio, and the ...
The objects of the investigations reported in this bulletin were: To determine the condition of we...
The trial objective was to identify potato cultivars with good quality for processing or fresh-marke...
Comparative yield suitable, or potentially suitable, commercial production potato varieties were con...
About two dozen varieties of potatoes were found in the Station root cellar at the beginning of last...
The topic was the Kennebec, the Pontiac and Red Pontiac, which were the highest yielding varieties ...
Potato trials in North Dakota conducted in 1948 are reviewed. The red tuber varieties Triumph, Red P...
This article written in 1957 discusses the development of an early maturing potato variety with high...
This attempts to present all available information regarding performance at this time on the potato ...
Analysis of potato varieties (including Red Warba, Warba, Early Ohio, Triumph, Cobbler, Chippewa, Po...
Nineteen varieties of potatoes were planted at three locations in the state in 1953- Brookings, Gard...
A potato varietal trial, the equivalent of the final step in a potato breeding and testing program w...
The potato still ranks as the top vegetable crop grown in the U.S. In North Dakota the potato is the...
The description, characteristics and performance of Red Cloud potato are described. Its primary mark...
In 1942 the Sebago, Pontiac and Sequoia potatoes grown. at Brookings were late blight-resistant and ...
Analysis on the most popular potato varieties in North Dakota, such as Triumph, Early Ohio, and the ...
The objects of the investigations reported in this bulletin were: To determine the condition of we...
The trial objective was to identify potato cultivars with good quality for processing or fresh-marke...
Comparative yield suitable, or potentially suitable, commercial production potato varieties were con...
About two dozen varieties of potatoes were found in the Station root cellar at the beginning of last...