In the spotlight: Northland Potato Growers on how spud quality is in the soil

The Packer caught up with Northland Potato Growers Association on camera at IFPA’s recent Global Produce and Floral Show to learn more about what makes potatoes from the Red River Valley unique.

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ANAHEIM, Calif. — The Packer caught up with Northland Potato Growers Association at the International Fresh Produce Association’s recent Global Produce and Floral Show to learn more about what makes potatoes from the Red River Valley unique.

The family farmers of the Red River Valley benefit from the region’s black soils, which Northland Potato Growers Association board member TJ Hall says produces spectacular spuds.

Click on the Live From video link below to learn the story behind these high-quality potatoes from Minnesota and North Dakota.

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