University of Maine
Cooperative Extension
Potato Program
The Potato Program team at the
University of Maine Cooperative Extension provides information
on potato and rotation crop production. We publish SPUDLINES three times per year during winter
and Pest Alert weekly during the summer. Regional pest
information is gathered through an extensive IPM program. A Pest Management Hotline has the latest
details on the growing season.
HOT LINE PHONE NUMBER:
207.760.9ipm
Charts have been moved to Potato IPM Information (click below)
Alternate format of documents
Potato Pest Control Guide
Pest Alert Issues
Fact Sheets and Related Publications
Potato IPM Information
Can you tell me what this photo is or where it was taken? If so, contact Steve Correct guessers: DL (always), jrj, JJ, DW and SP all correctly identified
the previous photo as Mt. Cook from New Zealand.GAP self audits and documentation files
CLICK HERE====>Maine and New Brunswick Potato Industries working together.
Joint Potato Late Blight Management Strategy
The Potato Pest Management Conference (Presque Isle, Maine; December 3, 2008)
University of Maine
Cooperative Extension
insects: Jim Dwyer
PO Box 727
agronomy: John Jemison
Presque Isle, ME 04769 diseases: Steve Johnson
e-mail: Steve Johnson
agronomy: Peter Sexton
In Maine 800.287.1462
Elsewhere 207.764.3361
Never been to Presque Isle? Take a peek at the webcam

A Member of the University of Maine System
Copyright © 2008 University of Maine
Last Modified: 5/20/09
These pages are currently being maintained from the
Presque Isle Office, University of Maine Cooperative Extension.
Send comments, suggestions or inquiries to Steve Johnson
COUNTY OFFICES | PROGRAMS | RESOURCES | PUBLICATIONS | WHAT'S NEWS | UMaine Cooperative Extension | UMAINE
Information in this web site is provided purely for educational purposes. No responsibility is assumed for any problems associated with the use of products or services mentioned in this web site. No endorsement of products or companies is intended, nor is criticism of unnamed products or companies implied.
If you are a person with a disability and will need any accommodations to participate in a UMaine Cooperative Extension program, please contact your county office to discuss your needs.