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To inform visitors about the field of participants at the international Potato Variety Days 2022 in Emmeloord and its surrounding area, PotatoWorld magazine prepared a useful e-book in advance. The editors asked all those who downloaded the free digital book what topics they find most important when it comes to breeding the potato varieties of the future. It may come as no surprise, but the most attention is currently focused on low-input varieties, especially when it comes to nitrogen and water requirements. How far have the breeders at the participating breeding houses progressed on this path in the development of varieties? We asked them this question during the tour and here are their answers.
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