All latest News

Idaho potato growers can continue fighting quarantine

The pale cyst nematode’s infestation of some Idaho potato-growing soil has caused considerable legal activity. Eastern Idaho potato growers filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Agriculture to force the department to lift a ban on their potatoes from being sold in interstate commerce. The USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service enacted the quarantine after pale cyst nematodes were found in the soil of Eastern Idaho. The lawsuit to try and force the USDA to lift the quarantine was filed last year. The government agency tried to get a U.S. District Court judge to dismiss the case, but the judge ruled in favor of the farmers earlier this month so that the lawsuit can proceed and be tried in federal court. More

Editor & Publisher: Lukie Pieterse


Feel free to get in touch with Lukie!
He’ll be most happy to share your company’s news stories on Potato News Today and its affiliated social media channels.
lukie@potatonewstoday.com
Connect on LinkedIn
Follow on Twitter
About us

Promote your company here

Go here to learn how we can help you to promote your company to our global readership, or get in touch with Lukie directly to discuss promotion options: lukie@potatonewstoday.com.

PULSEMASTER

DORMFRESH | 1,4GROUP

CROP.ZONE

KIREMKO

GRIMME

WYMA SOLUTIONS