Michigan Potato Research Report

The Michigan Potato Research Report has been prepared annually since 1969. The report contains updates of the many potato research projects conducted by researchers at Michigan State University in cooperation with the Michigan Potato Industry Commission. Research projects are funded by the Potato Special Federal Grant, the Michigan Potato Industry Commission, Project GREEEN, and numerous other sources.

 

  • 2020 Michigan Potato Research Report

    Issue: 52

    Published on February 1, 2021
    The following research report was compiled with the help of the Michigan State University's AgBioReseach in cooperation with the MPIC. On behalf of all parties, we are proud to present you with the results of the 2020 potato research projects.

  • 2019 Michigan Potato Research Report

    Published on February 4, 2020
    The following research report was compiled with the help of the Michigan State University's AgBioReseach in cooperation with the MPIC. On behalf of all parties, we are proud to present you with the results of the 2019 potato research projects.

  • 2018 Michigan Potato Research Report

    Issue: 50

    Published on February 1, 2019
    The following research report was compiled with the help of the Michigan State University's AgBioReseach in cooperation with the MPIC. On behalf of all parties, we are proud to present you with the results of the 2018 potato research projects.

  • 2017 Michigan Potato Research Report

    Issue: 49

    Published on February 6, 2018
    The following research report was compiled with the help of the Michigan State University's AgBioReseach in cooperation with the MPIC. On behalf of all parties, we are proud to present you with the results of the 2017 potato research projects.

  • 2016 Michigan Potato Research Report

    Issue: 48

    Published on March 3, 2017
    The following research report was compiled with the help of the Michigan State University's AgBioReseach in cooperation with the MPIC. On behalf of all parties, we are proud to present you with the results of the 2016 potato research projects.

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