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• - Online listing of cultivated varieties of potato, their history and characteristics.
  
• - Works to enhance the cultivation, yield, processing, and consumption of potatoes, sweetpotato and other Andean roots and tubers that are in danger of extinction.
  
• - Based in Colorado. Photographic tour of seed potato farm, potato variety growing guidelines, recipes and cooking tips, lettuce farming operation tour, and history of the potato.
  
• - Compendium of information on potato growing techniques, potato cultivation in history, and science and technology in potato production.
  
• - The National Potato Council is the only national, non-profit trade association working for the well being of the U.S. potato industry on federal governmental issues.
  
• - The official web site of Potato Grower Magazine. Information on chemical producers, equipment manufacturers, blight, irrigation equipment, and advertising information.
  
• - The web site contains a wide range of industry related information, including press releases, potato market reports, an events calendar, production issues, and information on British potato seed.
  
• - A global company making a quantum leap in seed potato production through rapid-growth biotechnology for pathogen-free, virus-free, potato minitubers.
  
• - A fact and fun-filled newsletter all about potatoes which was published for over ten years.
  
• - Online version of print magazine provides the latest industry news, an up to date calendar of events, a complete industry product guide, and a directory of potato-related links.
  
• - A BSc dissertation on how sucrose concentration affect microtuber formation in potato in a hormone-free media.
  
• - Potato Research Online (PRO) is an online initiative that serves as a gathering place for potato researchers, extension people, growers and other industry members who have a keen interest in potato research. E-services for members include electronic newsl
  
• - News on a friendly potato gene known as ubiquitin7. Agricultural Research Service researchers snipped part of the gene, hooked it onto a soft-rot-fighting gene, and inserted this new combination into experimental 'potatoes'.