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Potato harvest starts in NI with digging of ‘Comber Earlies’

N.Ireland

1 day ago

Potato harvest starts in NI with digging of ‘Comber Earlies’

Digging ‘Comber Earlies’, the traditional start of the potato harvesting season in Northern...

First early potatoes expected to be in NI shops by mid-June

N.Ireland

about 1 month ago

First early potatoes expected to be in NI shops by mid-June

Wilson’s Country is confirming that the first early potatoes will be in shops across Northern Ireland by the middle of June.

Wilson’s Country secures unique double at 2026 NIFDA Awards

N.Ireland

3 months ago

Wilson’s Country secures unique double at 2026 NIFDA Awards

Wilson’s Country achieved a unique feat at this year’s NI Food and Drink Association awards by winning two of the 2026 categories.

Maincrop potato harvest in Northern Ireland now 80% completed

Arable

8 months ago

Maincrop potato harvest in Northern Ireland now 80% completed

Northern Ireland’s maincrop potato harvest is now 80% complete, though the recent heavy rainfall has slowed up progress

Potato markets reportedly reflecting drop in consumer demand

N.Ireland

10 months ago

Potato markets reportedly reflecting drop in consumer demand

The Irish Farmers’ Association is reporting that potato markets remain under pressure on the back of slowing consumer demand

N.Ireland

over 1 year ago

First early potatoes in NI could be in shops by end of May

The first early potatoes grown in Northern Ireland could be ready for harvest by the end of May if...

First early potatoes in NI could be in shops by end of May

N.Ireland

over 1 year ago

Tillage: Main crop potato harvest now underway in NI

Wilson’s Country agronomist, Stuart Meredith, has confirmed that the 2024 main crop potato harvest is now underway in Northern Ireland.

Tillage: Main crop potato harvest now underway in NI

N.Ireland

about 2 years ago

35% of maincrop potato area now planted

Approximately 35% of the 2024 maincrop potato area has now been planted out, according to...

35% of maincrop potato area now planted

N.Ireland

over 2 years ago

Potato processer commits £2m towards anaerobic digestion plant

Co. Armagh-based potato packer and processer, Wilson’s Country Ltd., is completing a £2 million investment programme in the development of an anaerobic digestion (AD) system.

Potato processer commits £2m towards anaerobic digestion plant

N.Ireland

over 2 years ago

Two-thirds of potato crop yet to be harvested

Wilson’s Country is confirming that two-thirds of this year’s potato crop has yet to be...

Two-thirds of potato crop yet to be harvested

N.Ireland

about 3 years ago

Europe’s potato industry falls victim to extreme weather

Extreme weather incidents are serving to rock Europe’s potato industry to its very foundations....

Europe’s potato industry falls victim to extreme weather

N.Ireland

over 3 years ago

Research: Potatoes receive a key boost in terms of health

Potatoes have received a key boost in a health context on the back of a major research project recently completed in the US.

Research: Potatoes receive a key boost in terms of health

N.Ireland

over 3 years ago

Seed potato crisis in NI highlighted to minister

The seed potato crisis now impacting in Northern Ireland (NI) has been confirmed by one of the...

Seed potato crisis in NI highlighted to minister

Agri-Business

almost 4 years ago

World Potato Congress delegates visit Wilson’s Country

The 11th World Potato Congress (WPC) culminated with 30 delegates from countries around the world...

World Potato Congress delegates visit Wilson’s Country

Agri-Business

almost 6 years ago

Lockdown leads to resurgence in potato consumption across NI

The latest Kantar figures confirm that Northern Ireland’s potato packing sector sales have grown...

Lockdown leads to resurgence in potato consumption across NI

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