Growers, we need your outlook on the Colorado potato crop

The Packer is looking for input and insight from grower-shippers of Colorado potatoes to provide their insight on the 2021 Colorado’s San Luis Valley potato crop.

 A shorter crop has reduced russet potato promotions this season, USDA statistics show.
A shorter crop has reduced russet potato promotions this season, USDA statistics show.
(File image)

The Packer is looking for input and insight from grower-shippers of Colorado potatoes to provide their perspective on the 2021 Colorado’s San Luis Valley potato crop.

We will use survey responses to build coverage of the Sept. 13 San Luis potato section. Please fill out the survey by Sept. 3.

Here is the survey link.

The Packer logo (567x120)
Related Stories
The organization argues high floor prices and strict administrative hurdles cost U.S. producers millions in lost exports.
Driven by grocery inflation and a surge in home cooking, consumers are adopting “ingredient household” shopping habits, prioritizing long-lasting, low-shrink produce items like potatoes that span multiple dayparts.
Cellar Insights expands its predictive data program to help growers spot spoilage early and protect crop value.
Read Next
The recent cyclospora outbreak in fresh lettuce didn’t just hurt produce sales; it crippled overall grocery foot traffic and retail spend across the store. Circana’s Jonna Parker unpacks the road to recovery.
Get Daily News
GET MARKET ALERTS
Get News & Markets App