2007 - Potatoes at WSU - Washington State University
2007 - Potatoes at WSU - Washington State University
2007 - Potatoes at WSU - Washington State University
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Yield and Economic D<strong>at</strong>a<br />
ERT<br />
‣ Total Yield and U.S. #1 Yield<br />
Highest: CO97138-7Ru, highest total and U.S. #1 yield. A95409-1 had the second highest U.S.<br />
#1 yield with 503 CWT/A.<br />
Lowest: AC96052-1Ru, AOA95154-1, AOA95155-7, and AOTX95265-2ARu.<br />
‣ % U.S. #1’s (gre<strong>at</strong>er than 4 oz)<br />
Highest: A95409-1 (96%).<br />
Compare to R. Norkotah <strong>at</strong> 87%.<br />
Lowest: AC96052-1Ru (67%), R. Burbank (74%) and AOA95154-1 (76%).<br />
‣ Carton Yield (100 to 50 Count (7 to 18 oz U.S.#1 Tubers))<br />
Highest: A95409-1 (390 CWT/A) and CO97138-7Ru (388 CWT/A).<br />
Lowest: AC96052-1Ru, AOA95155-7, and AOA95154-1.<br />
‣ Gross Return ($/acre)<br />
Fresh Market Highest: CO97138-7Ru, A95409-1, and A96104-2.<br />
Fresh Market Lowest: AC96052-1Ru , AOA95155-7, and AOA95154-1.<br />
Process Market Highest: AO96164-1, A95409-1, and A96104-2.<br />
Process Market Lowest: AC96052-1Ru , AOA95155-7, and AOA95154-1.<br />
Tuber Defects (40 tuber sample of 8-12oz tubers)<br />
‣ External Defects<br />
Notable Defects: Russet Burbank had the highest percentage of growth cracks (6%) and knobs<br />
(3%).<br />
‣ Internal Defects<br />
Notable Defects: CO95172-3Ru had the only occurrence of hollow heart (5%) and brown center<br />
(8%). Shepody had the highest occurrence of internal brown spot (5%), while Norkotah and<br />
CO97087-3Ru each had 3%.<br />
‣ Bruise<br />
Highest Blackspot: TXA549-1Ru (45%) and CO97138-7Ru (42%). All other entries had less than<br />
33%.<br />
Highest Sh<strong>at</strong>ter: AC96052-1Ru (48%), AOA95155-7 (39%), and CO95172-3Ru (38%).<br />
<strong>2007</strong> Pot<strong>at</strong>o Cultivar Evalu<strong>at</strong>ions 69 <strong>WSU</strong> Pot<strong>at</strong>o Research Group