CHIPS
Did you know?
You can now receive the latest issue of CHIPS via WhatsApp or email. Potatoes SA’s publisher, Plaas Media, can provide you with a digital copy of CHIPS while you wait for your printed version to arrive in the post. For more information, send an email to beauty@plaasmedia.co.za.
To download the current PDF version of CHIPS, click here or visit digimags.agriorbit.com to download the digimag.
Read CHIPS in January/February 2025
The January/February 2025 issue of CHIPS features an article highlighting the exemplary work of Dwayne Kaschula, an award-winning Eastern Cape producer whose diversified farming operations are run with an eye for detail and a good sense of what will work and what not. This edition also delves into topics such as carbon credits, common potato pests, and transformation initiatives. CHIPS continues to be a valuable source of technical information and news for those involved in the potato industry.
Did you know?
You can also receive the latest issue of CHIPS via WhatsApp or email. Plaas Media can provide you with a digital copy of CHIPS while you wait for your printed version to arrive in the post. For more information, send an email to beauty@plaasmedia.co.za.
In this issue/In hierdie uitgawe:
- Dwayne Kaschula: ’n Aartappelprodusent met goeie oordeel.
- Carbon credits and how it works.
- Market monitor: The first 44 weeks of 2024 at FPMs.
- Sandveld- en Oos-Kaap projekte.
- Potato tuber moth.
- Potato leaf miner.
- Dekgewasse as groenbemesting teen Verticillium verwelk.
- Bursary recipients Xolani Hlatshwayo and Bhekani Zondo.
- Potatoes first at the Soweto marathon.
- Consumer perceptions of ugly potatoes.
To download the current PDF version of CHIPS, click here or visit digimags.agriorbit.com to download the digimag.