San Luis Valley growers expect good potato quality and demand this season. Jason Tillman, general manager at Monte Vista, Colo.-based Monte Vista Potato Growers, said they haven’t experienced any issues through early September. “Growing conditions have been good,” Tillman said. He said he hopes prices will be higher this year compared to last year. According to Les Alderete, general manager at Center, Colo.-based Skyline Potato Co., prices look similar to last year’s. More
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San Luis Valley growers expect good potato quality and demand this season. Jason Tillman, general manager at Monte Vista, Colo.-based Monte Vista Potato Growers, said they haven’t experienced any issues through early September. “Growing conditions have been good,” Tillman said. He said he hopes prices will be higher this year compared to last year. According to Les Alderete, general manager at Center, Colo.-based Skyline Potato Co., prices look similar to last year’s. More
