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Re: potato field
Hello Antonio,
Very informative link on potatoes.
I have grown several of the named varieties, finding Yukon Gold and Desiree to be most productive and with good storage ability.
Several Yukon gardeners have managed to store our own potatoes and next year's seed successfully in a simple cold room.
We even have one local producer who is successful on the commercial scale, supplying our corporate grocery stores with locally grown product.
Our short frost free growing season is the greatest challenge some years.
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Thanks. I will start planting some this Spring. But I was more concern about finding seeds for soybean to start my first pilot organic vegetable garden that is only 5 feet by 10 feet in plot size.
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Re: potato field Good luck on your gardening ventures,I must say you just
Originally Posted by AntonioLao 
cannot beat an English home grown spud!
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Maybe because it is shrouded in London fogs keeping it juicy and moist all planting season long till harvest time? Nothing seems to grow well in the dry and hot seasons of Texas.
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Re: potato field Originally Posted by AntonioLao
Just like here in Turkey then,they do grow nice spuds here though,had some tonight with my dinner.
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High latitudes temperatures might just be the key factors.
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Re: potato field Plus soil that recieves plenty of moisture and well rotted Originally Posted by AntonioLao
manure.
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The unsung heroes are the earthworms and nematodes.
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Re: potato field Originally Posted by AntonioLao
Indeed,where would we be without them? Spudless!
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