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Alaska Potato Plants Size 35/45 - 25 KG Bag
Alaska Potato Plants Size 35/45 - 25 KG Bag
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Comparative Table of Potato Varieties
Variety | Breeder | Maturity | Precocity | Flesh | Friable | Kitchen | Dry Matter | Skin color | Size / Shape | Average observed yield | Yield | Disease Resistance / Conservation | Comment |
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Abby | KWS/Van Rijn | Mid-Early | Floury Farm | Non-friable | Versatile | 20.9% dry matter | Red | Medium, elongated | 61.5T/Ha | 81% from Bintje, 93% from Charlotte | Slightly susceptible to scab, susceptible to mildew | ||
Actress | Agroplant Holland | 90-120 days | Early | Versatile but very floury flesh | Non-friable | Soup - Oven - Puree | Low dry matter content | Light Yellow | Short oval shape | No info | Very good yielding variety, 125% Charlotte | Good tuberization, storage for 5 to 7 months, good resistance to drought but sensitive to mildew | |
Adora | H. MULDER / HZPC | 75 to 110 days | Mid-Early | Firm flesh | Non-friable | Steam and long cooking, good cooking resistance | Very low dry matter content | YELLOW | Medium, oblong | 93% Bintje | Sensitive to mildew, slightly sensitive to rust - Storage 70 days | ||
Agata | AGRICO BA | 85-115 days | Early to Mid-Early | Yellow, melting | Non-friable | Oven - Soup - Puree - Multipurpose | 17.4% dry matter | YELLOW | Oblong | 62.5T/Ha | 93% Bintje | Fairly sensitive to mildew and scabies, shelf life 5 to 7 months | |
Agria |
Kartoffelzucht Bohm |
110-145 days | Mid-Late | Tender / Yellow | Friable | Chips/Fries/Soup/Mash/Oven | 21.8% dry matter | YELLOW | Large tuber | Very good yield potential | Slightly susceptible to mildew, very susceptible to scabies - Storage 5 to 7 months | ||
Anaïs | Grocep | 75-100 days | Early | Tender | Non-friable | Versatile Steamed-Sautéed Salad, very good taste quality | 18.7% dry matter | YELLOW | Short oblong | 52.4T/Ha | 95% Bintje | Sensitive Disease - Storage between 3 and 5 months | |
Alaska | Brittany Plants Innovation | 85-115 days | Early to Mid-Early | White | Non-friable | Cooking variety | 18.3% dry matter | YELLOW | Oblong - Large caliber | 65.2T/Ha | 110% Bintje - | Sensitive Mildew, | |
Alcmaria | VERENIGDE KWEEKBEDRIJVEN NV | Very Early | Firm / Yellow | Non-friable | Steam | Between 16 and 21% dry matter | YELLOW | Oblong to elongated oblong | No info | 94% Bintje | Medium sensitive to scabies, slightly sensitive to mildew - poor storage | approved for Ile de Ré | |
Alix | Germicopa | Semi-Early | Early | Non-friable | Steamed-Sautéed Salad | 17.2% dry matter | YELLOW | Oblong to elongated oblong | 59.7T/Ha | 93.5% of Bintje | Low sensitivity to mildew, suitable for organic products - Good shelf life | ||
Alliances | Europlant | 90-120 days | Mid-Early | Farm | Non-friable | Salad-Steamed-Sautéed-Fried. Browns when fried | 18.7% dry matter | YELLOW | Average | 53.2T/Ha | 97% Bintje - 108% Charlotte | Good tolerance to mildew, suitable for storage, average storage capacity | Produces small tubers |
Lark | AGRICO BA | 120 days | Half-Late | Yellow / Soft | Friable | Soup-Mash-Oven-Fries | 21.1% dry matter | Red | Elongated oblong | No info | No info | Resistant to mildew, sensitive to scabies. Fairly short shelf life - Storage capacity of 3-4 months | Good variety resistant to mildew |
Highness | Grocep | 85-115 days | Semi-Early | Firm / Yellow | Non-friable | Versatile | 19.3% dry matter | YELLOW | Long and regular | 63.8T/Ha | 98% Bintje/108% Charlotte | Fairly sensitive to mildew and scabies - Good shelf life, more than 7 months | |
Amandine | STE CLAUSE, UNICOPA / GERMICOPA SAS | 70-90 days | Very early to early | Farm | Non-Fritable Friable | Steamed-Sautéed Salad | 18.2% dry matter | YELLOW | Elongated oblong | 58.5T/Ha | 89% from Bintje/ 97% from Charlotte | Mildew sensitive/Scab resistant, fairly susceptible to diseases on average. Poor storage capacity | |
Amany | Germicopa | Late | YELLOW | Friable | Chips/Fries | 21.6% dry matter | YELLOW | Oblong | 63.9T/Ha | 99% Bintje | Medium sensitive to mildew, very resistant to scabies | ||
Ambrine | ETS BILLANT | 110-120 days | Average | YELLOW | Friable | FRIES, GRATIN, MASHED, SOUP | 17.7% dry matter | YELLOW | Lying down | 65.4T/Ha | 107% Bintje | Fairly sensitive to mildew, moderately sensitive to scabies | |
Friend | NORTHERN COMMITTEE RESEARCH STATION | Friable | Versatile + Fried Gratin Mashed Potatoes | 22.1% dry matter | YELLOW | Elongated oblong | 63.9T/Ha | 99% Bintje | Mildew/Scabies Sensitive - Very good storage capacity | ||||
Amyla | Germicopa | Very late | Pale Yellow | Friable | Bake, roast or fry | 20.1% dry matter | YELLOW | Short, irregular oblong | 10.9T/Ha | 103% of Kaptah Vandel | |||
Annabelle | ZPC | 80-110 days | Early to Mid-Early | Farm | Non-friable | Steamed-Salad-Sautéed | 18.5% dry matter | YELLOW | Elongated oblong | 50.1T/Ha | 90% of Charlotte and 134% of Belle de Fontey | Fears aphids, not demanding on soil, sensitive to mildew. Storage 70 days | Medium-sized tubercle |
Angelic | Germicopa | Early | Yellow Farm | Non-friable | Versatile Steamed-Sautéed Salad | 18.9% dry matter | YELLOW | Oblong Elongated to Elongated | 77.1T/Ha | 85% from Bintje - 105% from Charlotte | Fairly susceptible to mildew, slightly susceptible to scab - Good storage capacity | ||
Anoe | Grocep | 80-110 Days | Early | Pale yellow - Firm flesh | Non-friable | Salad, Steamed, Sautéed, holds up very well when cooked, does not turn black | 19.7% dry matter | Pale Yellow | Elongated oblong | 42.3T/Ha | 127% Belle de Fontey, 84% Charlotte | Sensitive to mildew, slightly susceptible to common scab. Storage 3-5 months | |
Apollo | F. LEVIEIL - LENNON COOP. | 80-110 Days | Early | Pale yellow - Tender flesh | Friable | Versatile, oven-mashed-soup-fried | Low dry matter content (3/10) | YELLOW | Oblong | N/A - Average yield | 91% of Bintje | Variety marketed in the Amateur market and in the Massif-Central | |
Artemis | AGRICO BA | 80-110 Days | Mid-Early | Tender / Yellow | Friable | Fries-Mashed-Oven-Soup | 20.4% dry matter | YELLOW | Oblong | High yielding variety | 100% Charlotte | 3 to 5 months of storage, does not spoil during harvesting, good disease resistance | Regular size, perfect for fries, widely grown in the North of France |
Azilis | Brittany Plants Innovation | 90-120 days | Average | Yellow / Firm | Friable | Fries and Mashed Potatoes | 17% dry matter | YELLOW | Large tubercle/Elongated Oblong | 117% Bintje | Slightly susceptible to leaf blight but tuber susceptible - Can be stored for more than 7 months | ||
Bea | FROM ZPC | 85-115 Days | Mid-Early | Versatile, fine flesh, not very floury | Non-friable | Perfect for sautéing, baking, mashing, soup | Less than 20% | YELLOW | Elongated oval shape, large tubercles | No specific information but variety considered to be high yielding | 100% Charlotte | Can be stored for 5-7 months, fragile variety, requires a lot of care during pre-germination, sensitive to mildew | Old variety ((Belle de Fontey X Katahdin) |
Belle of Fontenay | Unknown breeder, traditional variety | 70-85 Days | Very Early (2 to 3 months after planting) | Farm | Non-friable | Salad - Steamed - Fried | 20.8% dry matter | YELLOW | Elongated shape | 41.1T/Ha | 85% of Charlotte | Sensitive to mildew, keeps for 1 to 3 months, not very resistant to diseases | An old variety created in 1885, also called Haiut d'Orléans or Boulangère. Linzer Delikatess is a good compromise among the recent varieties. |
Berber | No info | 80-110 Days | Early | Light yellow, firm flesh, slightly floury | Friable | ideal for mashing, baking and salad, gratin, fries | YELLOW | fairly large calibers, oval to elongated shape | Quite a high yield | Storage 3-5 months, quite sensitive to Phytophtora | Obtained in 1984 in the Netherlands | ||
BF15 | INRA | 90-120 days | Mid-Early | Farm | Non-friable | Steamed-Gratin-Fried | 20.1% dry matter | YELLOW | Very elongated | 48.7T/Hectare - Good taste quality but is being overtaken by newer, more productive varieties | 88% Bintje | Sensitive to mildew - keeps for about 3 months | From Belle de Fontey, an old variety |
Bintje | L. de VRIES | 90-120 Days | Mid-Early | Tender | Friable | Fries - Mashed Potatoes | 21.6% dry matter | YELLOW | Oblong | 62T/Ha | High productivity, 100% Charlotte | Susceptible to mildew, excellent shelf life of over 8 months | The most widely consumed variety in France and Belgium. It is the reference variety for evaluating the yield of other varieties. |
White | NORTHERN COMMITTEE RESEARCH STATION | 110 days | Mid-Early | Mealy, yellow flesh | Friable | Versatile + Fried Gratin Mashed Potatoes | 18.9% dry matter | YELLOW | Fairly large caliber, oblong | 67T/Ha | 108% Bintje | Good resistance to mildew, good shelf life. Excellent shelf life, up to 12 months in dark, moisture-free storage. | |
Blue Belle | Germicopa | 105-135 Days | Mid-Late | Pale yellow | Friable | Fries-Oven-Mash-Gratin | 18-20% dry matter | Yellow-Purple | Oblong, very large caliber, regular shape | N / A | Average yield | High storage capacity (5-7 months), medium resistance to mildew | Variety with dark eyes which makes it very attractive on the markets, recent development (2019) |
Byzantium | Brittany Plants Innovation | 110-120 Days | Average | Yellow / Soft | Friable | Fries-Mashed Potatoes-Soup-Gratin | 19.1% dry matter | YELLOW | Regular oblongs | No info | No info | Mildew tolerant, good storage | SIVAL 2023 Innovation Prize |
Caesar | KWEEKBEDRU ROPTA - ZPC | 110-140 Days | Late | Yellow, floury flesh | Non-friable | Does not hold up well when cooked, its flesh disintegrates, therefore perfect for mash and soup | YELLOW | Short oblong to oblong, large regular tubercles | High yield | 108% Bintje | Slightly susceptible to downy mildew, slightly susceptible to common scab. Average conservation. Good resistance to heat and water stress. | ||
Carolus | AGRICO BA | 110-140 Days | Late | White, tender flesh | Friable | Fries-Mash-Soup | 21.6% dry matter | Yellow, red eyes | Short oval, regular shape and size | High yield | Allows for large production | From a mildew resistance program, very resistant, good storage of more than 7 months, also resists Phytophthora | Suitable for the organic market and overseas |
Carrera | HZPC | 80-110 Days | Early | Rather tender | Non-friable | Versatile in cooking, salad, steam, oven | 17.4% dry matter | Bright yellow | Oval | 54.4T/Ha, good yield | 97% of Bintje, the yield remains very good however | Storage 3-5 months, do not plant in very cold soil, average resistance to mildew | Very suitable for the early market, large, regular tuber |
Celtiane | Brittany Plants Innovation | 90-100 days | Early | Farm | Non-friable | Steamed-Sautéed Salad | 18.4% dry matter | YELLOW | Medium, elongated shape | 102% from Bintje - 99% from Charlotte | Good resistance to water stress - Can be stored for more than 7 months | ||
Cephora | Grocep | 120 days | Semi-Early | Yellow / Melting | Friable | Oven-Fried-Gratin | 20.4% dry matter | YELLOW | Oblong | 71.3T/Hectare | 111% Bintje | Excellent resistance to mildew - Good storage capacity | Suitable for mountain cultivation |
Cherry | Desmazières | 80-110 Days | Early | Yellow, firm flesh | Non-friable | Excellent organoleptic quality, steamed salad, sautéed, darkens very little when cooked | 21.5% dry matter | Red | Elongated and regular, low proportion of large tubercles | 39.6T/Ha | 56% Bintje, 60% Charlotte, low yield | Quite sensitive to mildew, very good storage capacity | Very good taste quality but low yield |
Challenger | HZPC | 110-140 Days | Late | Light yellow, tender flesh | Friable | Disintegrates well when cooked, fries, gratin, mashed potatoes | 22.1% dry matter | YELLOW | Oblong elongated | N/A - Very high return potential | High yield, Bintje type | Good resistance to common scab, good shelf life (5-7 months), good resistance to tuber downy mildew. Will adapt to many environments | Considered "The New Bintje" |
Charlotte | Germicopa | 90-120 days | Mid-Early | Farm | Non-friable | Steamed-Sautéed Salad | 20.8% dry matter | YELLOW | Medium, elongated shape | 58.8T/Hectare | 90% Bintje | Rustic and good conservation - 6 months of conservation | |
Darling | Germicopa | 85-115 days | Early | Yellow / Firm | Non-friable | Steamed-Sautéed Salad | 20.2% dry matter | Red | Long and regular | 50.1T/Ha | 80% Bintje - 92% Charlotte | Sensitive to Downy Mildew - Moderately Sensitive to Scabies - Can be stored for 3 to 5 months | |
Cheyenne | Grocep | 90-130 days | Average | Firm / Yellow | Non-friable | Fried, Steamed | 20.5% dry matter | Red | Long and regular | 61.1T/Ha | 100% Bintje | Sensitive to scabies, very sensitive to mildew - Can be stored for 3 to 5 months | |
Pica | RM SCHOUTEN and JA CREBAS | 90-120 Days | Mid-Early | Yellow, firm flesh | Friable | Good cooking resistance, low browning, versatile - Fries - Oven - Gratin - Boiled | 19.5% dry matter | YELLOW | Oblong, large caliber, very shallow eyes | 56.5T/Ha | 110% Bintje, high yield | Fairly susceptible to common scab, slightly susceptible to downy mildew | Equivalent of Mo-Lisa |
Claustar | Holy Clause | 90-120 Days | Mid-Early | Yellow, tender and melting flesh | Friable | Fries-Oven-Mashed Potatoes-Gratin | 18.8% dry matter | YELLOW | Oblong, large regular tubercles, superficial eyes | 62.8T/Ha | 109% Bintje, big yield | Good storage capacity, susceptible to common scab, fairly susceptible to downy mildew | |
Colomba | HZPC | 80-110 Days | Early | Yellow, firm flesh | Non-friable | Steamed-Sautéed-Fried Salad | 16.7% dry matter | YELLOW | Round to oval, large caliber | N / A | Very high productivity, 125% of Charlotte | Good resistance to common scab, poor storage capacity | From Carrera and Agata |
Corinne | 90-100 days | Early | Floury / Yellow | Friable | Fries - Oven - Gratin | No info | YELLOW | Oval | ? | ? | No info | ? | |
Dali | HI BIERMA and DE ZPC BV | 90-120 Days | Mid-Early | Yellow, tender flesh | Non-friable | Oven-Soup-Mash | 19.1% dry matter | Bright yellow | Oblong | 49.2T/HA | 94% Bintje | Moderately susceptible to downy mildew, slightly susceptible to common scab | |
Dalida | Grocep | 100-130 days | Mid to Mid-Late | Yellow, slightly melting | Friable | Versatile/Fried/Mashed | 19.2% dry matter | Red | Short oblong | 59.5T/Ha | 96% Bintje | Sensitive to mildew, good storage - Keeps for 3 to 5 months | |
Desiree | ZPC | 115-145 days | Mid to Mid-Late | Tender / Yellow | Friable | Fries-Oven-Mashed Potatoes | 21.6% dry matter | Red | Oblong | 59.2T/Ha | 99% Bintje | Very hardy, not very sensitive to drought - Good storage capacity. Shelf life of more than 6 months | |
Ditta | AGRICO BA | 100-130 days | Season | Yellow / Firm Flesh | Non-friable | Steamed-Sautéed Salad | 19.6% dry matter | YELLOW | Elongated oblong | 52.6T/Ha | 98% from bintje / 95% from Charlotte | Slightly susceptible to scabies, moderately susceptible to mildew, good shelf life - 5 to 7 months of storage | |
Case | Desmazières | 110-140 Days | Mid-Late | Pale yellow, firm flesh | Non-friable | Versatile, very good culinary quality, salad, steamed, sautéed, fried | 19.2% dry matter | YELLOW | Oblong to elongated oblong, fairly large tubercle | 54.1T/HA | 97% Bintje, high yield | Good resistance to common scab, little susceptible to downy mildew | |
Eden | Brittany Plants Innovation | 100-130 days | Season | Yellow / Firm | Non-friable | Steamed-Sautéed Salad | 20.9% dry matter | YELLOW | Oblong Elongated | 64.7T/Ha | 117% Bintje | Moderately susceptible to scabies - Slightly susceptible to downy mildew - Good storage - Good storage | Variety Not very susceptible to disease |
Elodie | Brittany Plants Innovation | 85-115 Days | Mid-Early | Yellow / Tender flesh | Non-friable | Oven-Puree-Soup | 17.9% dry matter | YELLOW | Oblong | 63.5T/Ha | 108% Bintje | Variety sensitive to mildew - Exceptional storage capacity (approximately 7 months) | |
Emerald | Brittany Plants Innovation | 90-120 days | Early | Yellow, tender and melting flesh | Friable | Oven, Fries, Versatile, Soup, Mashed, Fried, Salad, Steamed | 20% dry matter | YELLOW | Oblong elongated, fairly large tubercle | 51.6T/HA | 96% Bintje | Slightly susceptible to mildew, susceptible to scab. Good storage capacity. Consume quickly to optimize flavor. | |
Federica | Old variety | 85-115 Days | Mid-Early | White flesh | Non-friable | Fries-Oven-Mashed Potatoes-Gratin-Chips. Holds up well when cooked. | Quite low dry matter content | Light Yellow | Short oblong | No info | Correct performance | Storage 3-5 months. Sensitive to leaf blight, fairly resistant to tuber blight | |
Florice | NORTHERN COMMITTEE RESEARCH STATION | 80-110 days | Early | Yellow, tender and melting flesh | Non-friable | SALAD, STEAM, STIR-FRY, SLOW-COOKED, Versatile | 17.5% dry matter | YELLOW | Oblong elongated, large tuber size | 63.1T/HA | 104% Bintje, very high yield | Moderately susceptible to common scab and downy mildew, sensitive to shocks, but excellent storage capacity | |
Franceline | NORTHERN COMMITTEE RESEARCH STATION | 110-140 Days | Quite Late | Yellow, firm flesh | Non-friable | Salad, steamed, sautéed, perfect steamed. Its firm flesh gives it good cooking stability. | 20.9% dry matter | Light red | Elongated, regular caliber, shallow eyes | 61T/Ha | 81% from Bintje, 104% from Charlotte | Slightly susceptible to common scab and moderately susceptible to downy mildew. Good shelf life 5-7 months | Also nicknamed "The Red Charlotte" |
Gazelle | SICA GROCEP | 75-100 Days | Early | Yellow flesh | Friable | Fries-Gratin, mashed potatoes | 18% dry matter | Light yellow | Large tuber, elongated oval, regular size and caliber | High yield potential, very productive | Very short shelf life of 1-3 months, sell quickly, moderately susceptible to mildew and scab | Very suitable for the early market | |
Goldmarie | 120 days | Mid-Early | Farm | Non-friable | Salad - Steamed - Sautéed | 18.7% dry matter | YELLOW | Oblong Long | 120% Charlotte | Excellent shelf life | |||
Gourmet | Brittany Plants Innovation | 90-120 days | Early | Yellow flesh, very firm | Non-friable | Steamed-Sautéed-Simmered Salad, holds up very well when cooked. Excellent taste, very popular steamed | 19.2% dry matter | YELLOW | Elongated shape, fairly large tubercle | 52.3T/Ha | 102% Bintje, 99% Charlotte, very good yield for a firm-fleshed variety | Fairly susceptible to mildew and common scab, good storage capacity, 5-7 months | From a cross between Charlotte and Estima |
Beauvais Institute | Old variety created at the Beauvais Institute | 130-150 Days | Late | Yellow floury flesh | Friable | Fried/Oven/Mashed, very suitable for mashed potatoes | Low dry matter content | YELLOW | Round to oblong shape | No precise information but performance considered correct | 90% of Charlotte | Storage 5-7 Months - Fairly susceptible to mildew, susceptible to scab | Old variety, still cultivated in the Auvergne Rhône-Alpes region and in the South of France. It is one of the oldest varieties |
Jaerla | Obtaining FRIESE MAATSCHAPPIJ VAN LANDBOUW | 80-110 Days | Early to Mid-Early | Light yellow flesh | Non-friable | Versatile in cooking, widely used in purees | Low dry matter content | Oval | No specific information but performance identical to Charlott | 100% Charlotte | Very hardy variety, storage between 3 and 5 months, sensitive to mildew | This variety tends to be abandoned because the tuber turns green and tends to be misshapen. | |
Kennebec | American origin, USDA certification | 115-145 Days | Late | White flesh - Floury | Friable | Fries-Oven-Mashed Potatoes-Gratin-Chips | Between 18 and 22% | Light yellow | Round to oval shape | N / A | High-yielding variety, great adaptability | Excellent storage capacity, little susceptible to mildew, susceptible to scab and drought | Planting should be close together (15 to 20 cm between plants) and the tops destroyed to avoid the production of large and misshapen tubers. Widely cultivated in Spain and Italy. It is also called Patate de Galicia or Patate de Prade |
Kerpondy | Y. HAURAY / H. DEMESMAY | 130-150 Days | Late | Yellow, versatile flesh | Friable | Fries-Gratin-Soup-Mash | Quite low dry matter (4/10) | YELLOW | Oblong, regular tubercle, superficial eyes, large caliber | N / A | Productive variety, good yield | Rustic variety, long shelf life of more than 7 months, not very sensitive to mildew and scab | Recognized for planting in the mountains, old variety from 1949 of Breton origin |
Kuroda | G. KUIK | 110-140 Days | Mid-Late | Buttery yellow, floury flesh | Non-friable | Oven-Puree-Potage | 21.2% dry matter | Light red | Oblong, large tubercles | 52.2T/Ha | 98% Bintje, very high yield | Sensitive to mildew and scab, very heat tolerant, good storage capacity, approximately 5 months | |
Lady Christl | 75-100 days | Early | Farm / White | Non-friable | Steamed-Sautéed Salad | 19.1% dry matter | YELLOW | Homogeneous average | 88% from Bintje - 96% from Charlotte | Perfect for growing under cover - Storage 5-6 months | |||
Lanorma | TJERK KRIJTHE | 100-130 Days | Mid-early | Yellow, tender flesh | Friable | Cooked, salad, mashed, soup, cream, fried, sautéed, grilled | 20.5% dry matter | YELLOW | Short oblong to oblong, very large proportion of large tubers | 63.2T/Ha | 107% Bintje, very high yield potential | Sensitive to mildew, slightly susceptible to common scab, very good storage capacity | |
Laura | 120 days | Mid-Early | Farm | Non-friable | Oven - In water | Average dry matter content | Red | Good conservation - Good disease resistance capacity | German acquisition | ||||
Linzer Delikatess | Obtained from SAATBAU, Austrian variety | 75-100 Days | Very Early | Firm, soft and melting flesh | Non-friable | Salad, steamed, sautéed, remains firm even after cooking. Mild and slightly sweet taste. Ideal as a pan-fried new potato | Very low dry matter content (2/10) | Light yellow | Quite small, elongated | Very productive variety but no precise figures | 85% Bintje | Sensitive to tuber blight, resistant to scab. Can be stored for 5 to 7 months. | Perfect as a new potato, delicious taste |
Liseta | COOP. DE ZPC BA | 80-110 Days | Mid-Early | Yellow - Tender Flesh | Friable | Fries-Chips-Mashed Potatoes-Soup | Good dry matter content | YELLOW | Oblong | N / A | Good return potential, possibility of high return | Sensitive to mildew, sensitive to blue spots following mechanical uprooting | Mainly consumed in Southern Europe |
Louisa | NORTHERN COMMITTEE RESEARCH STATION | 75-100 Days | Very early | Yellow, tender flesh | Friable | Versatile, steamed, mashed, soup, fried | 18.5% dry matter | YELLOW | Oblong to elongated oblong, shallow eyes, regular size and shape | 70.4T/Ha | 100% Bintje, very high yield | Sensitive to mildew, moderately sensitive to scab, good shelf life of 5 to 7 months | Variety from Bea, same quality with higher yield |
Firefly | Stet Holland | 95-125 Days | Mid-Early | Yellow, firm flesh | Non-friable | Steamed-Sautéed-Fried Salad | Quite low dry matter (4/10) | YELLOW | Oblong to elongated, shallow eyes, medium-sized tubercle | N / A | 97% of the witness, correct yield | Quite susceptible to downy mildew and common scab | |
Magenta Love | No info | 80-90 Days | Early | Pink, firm flesh | Non-friable | Water-Steamed-Simmered-Brown, perfect for salad | 24% dry matter | Red | Elongated oblong | No info | No info | Fairly good storage capacity | Comes from Mo-Lisa and Vikton 16, a variety of German origin |
Manon | Grocep | 85-115 Days | Mid-Early | Yellow, floury flesh | Friable | Fries-Gratin, mash, soup, perfect for making homemade fries | Average dry matter content (5/10) | YELLOW | Regular oval shape, shallow eyes | N / A | 96% Bintje, significant yield | Storage 5-7 months, quite sensitive to mildew and scab | Listed in the catalog in 1987 |
Marabel | Obtained from Germany by RJ Mansholt's Veredelingsbedrijf BV | 80-110 Days | Mid-early | Tender flesh | Friable | Versatile in the kitchen, oven and baked potato, gratin | 18% dry matter | YELLOW | Fairly elongated oval shape | No specific information but considered very good performance | Good yielding variety, superior to Mo-Lisa | Very good conservation of more than 7 months, good resistance to diseases | Many planted in Rhône-Alpes |
Navy | STE CLAUSE, UNICOPA | 80-110 Days | Early | Yellow, tender flesh | Friable | Fries, mash, gratin, soup | 18.3% dry matter | YELLOW | Oblong, regular shape, shallow eyes | 54.1T/Ha | 93% Bintje | Susceptible to scab and mildew | |
Martina | No info | 90-120 Days | Mid-Early | Light yellow, tender flesh | Non-friable | Oven-Puree-Potage | Quite low dry matter content | YELLOW | Oblong, medium size | N / A | Fairly low yield | Excellent storage capacity, very little susceptible to scab, susceptible to mildew | Similar to Mo-Lisa with better resistance |
Marilyn | HZPC | 90-120 Days | Mid-Early | Yellow, firm flesh | Non-friable | Steamed-Sautéed-Simmered Salad, holds up very well when cooked | 18.4% dry matter | Elongated oblong, moderately regular shape, shallow eyes, medium size | 62.2T/Ha | 96% from Bintje, 102% from Charlotte | Susceptible to mildew, moderately susceptible to scab. Good storage capacity | Well suited for the production of Greille potatoes, potatoes with a beautiful presentation. | |
Mona Lisa | Van Der Zee | 90-120 days | Mid-Early | Yellow/Soft | Friable | Fried-Oven-Mashed-Stew | 19.5% dry matter | YELLOW | Oblong | 57.1T/Ha | 102% Binthe | - Storage between 4 and 6 months | |
Mozart | HZPC | 110-140 Days | Mid-Late | Yellow, firm flesh | Non-friable | Very good nutty, buttery taste. Puree, steam. Good culinary quality variety. | 20.2% dry matter | Red | Regular caliber, oblong, large caliber | N / A | Fairly high yield | Good storage capacity, good resistance to common scab, fairly good resistance to downy mildew | |
Nicola | Originating from Germany by Saatzucht Soltau-Bergen | 115-145 days | Quite Late | Firm / Yellow | Non-friable | Versatile | 20.8% dry matter | YELLOW | Homogeneous and regular | 62.1T/Ha | 96% from Bintje, 107% from Charlotte | Low sensitivity to water stress and common scab - Good shelf life of 5 to 7 months | |
O'Mermaid | Obtained by BRETAGNE PLANTS INNOVATION | 80-110 Days | Early | Yellow flesh - tender | Non-friable | Oven, Mashed, Sautéed, Salad, Steamed, versatile in the kitchen | Low dry matter content (2.5/10) | Golden yellow | Large caliber, elongated potato | N / A | Consistently high yield every year, 109% of Bintje | Sensitive to leaf blight - Storage 3-5 months | Very suitable for the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region |
Osiris | 80-110 Days | Early | Versatile | Friable | Versatile + Fried Gratin Mashed Potatoes | High dry matter content | YELLOW | Oblong Court | 100% Charlotte | Disease Resistant - Short Shelf Life Variety | |||
Ostara | H. OFFEREINS | 80-110 Days | Mid-Early | Versatile | Friable | Oven-Mash-Soup-Fries | 20.4% dry matter | Yellow, skin becomes rough when ripe | Short oblong | 53.5T/Ha | 96% Bintje | Sensitive to leaf blight, 5 to 7 months shelf life | Grown in Rhône-Alpes and Western France |
Passion | Brittany Plants Innovation | 90-130 days | Average | Yellow/Soft | Friable | Fry-Oven-Mashed Potatoes | 17.4% dry matter | Light Yellow | Oblong Elongated | 86.3T/Ha. Exceptional yield potential | 148% Bintje | Mildew resistant - Good storage capacity | |
Picobello | 90-120 days | Mid-Early | Yellow, tender and melting flesh | Friable | Fries-Gratin-Mash, oven, exceptional presentation, tasty | 21.7% dry matter | YELLOW | Elongated oval, shallow eyes | N / A | High yield | Fairly good resistance to gall | ||
Plati | A Jansen | 90-120 days | Mid-Early | Yellow, tender flesh | Friable | Fries, gratin, mash | 19% dry matter | Pale yellow | Oblong, very shallow eyes | N / A | 119% of the witness, very good yield variety | Fairly susceptible to scab and mildew, average storage capacity | |
Pompadour | NORTHERN COMMITTEE RESEARCH STATION | 120-150 Days | Late | Yellow, firm flesh | Non-friable | Very good cooking resistance, Salad, steamed, sautéed, simmered | Average dry matter content (5/10) | Copper yellow | Elongated, fairly regular | N / A | 85% Bintje | Quite susceptible to mildew and scab | Variety created in 1992, widely cultivated in Picardy. Cross between BF15 and Roseval |
Primura | No info | 80-110 days | Early | YELLOW | Friable | Fries-Chips-Mash-Soup, excellent culinary quality | Low dry matter content | Yellow, tender flesh | Short oval, large tubers | N / A | Good yield, 89% Bintje | Susceptible to leaf blight | Early variety, grown in the South of France |
Ratte | Public Domain | 110-120 Days | Mid-Late | Yellow, firm flesh | Non-friable | Salad-Steamed-Sautéed-Broiled-Mashed, excellent taste quality, thin skin that can be eaten. Does not come apart when cooked, often used in potato salad. | Average dry matter content | YELLOW | Oblong Elongated "kidney-shaped" | N / A | 85% Charlotte, 65% Bintje, fairly low yield | Susceptible to downy mildew, slightly susceptible to common scab. Average storage capacity | Considered the "Grille" Potato. Also called "Ram's Horn". Widely planted in Lyon and Le Touquet. One of the most iconic varieties. |
Red Pontiac | Obtaining JW Weston in Florida | 110-130 Days | Mid-Late | Tender, floury flesh, white in color | Non-friable | Used to prepare Russian Macedonia - Boiling and simmering | Low dry matter content | Red | Large tuber, elongated shape, smooth skin | N / A | High-yielding variety | Sensitive to mildew, resistant to scab, good storage capacity | Also known as Dakota Chief. One of the most popular red varieties on the planet. Marketed since 1954. |
Rosabelle | Obtained by the Lennon and Ste Claude Cooperative | 85-115 days | Mid-Early | Yellow flesh, tender flesh | Friable | Fry-Oven-Mash-Gratin- Its flesh texture is well suited for fries | Low dry matter content (3/10) | Red | Elongated shape | N / A | 80% Bintje | susceptible to leaf blight and common scab, but resistant to potato wart and slightly susceptible to rust spots; resistant to tuber blight. Storage 5-7 months | |
Roseval | BRETAGNE PLANTS INNOVATION | 120-150 days | Late | Firm, yellow flesh | Non-friable | Capers, salads, gratins or steamed | 21.7% dry matter | Red | Oblong, elongated, clavate (club-shaped) | 46.7T/Ha | 96% Bintje | Sensitive to mildew, shelf life 5-7 months | Variety of Breton origin, a cross between Rosa and Vale. Marketed since 1950. The Chérie variety is derived from it. |
Ruby | BRETAGNE PLANTS INNOVATION | 90-120 Days | Mid-Early | Light yellow, tender flesh | Friable | Enjoyed in jacket potatoes or in salad, soup, mash, fries | Low dry matter content (3/10) | Very red | Oblong, elongated, shallow eyes, fairly high proportion of large tubercles | N / A | 92% Bintje | Fairly susceptible to downy mildew, moderately susceptible to common gall. Hardy, good adaptability | From Roseval X INRA 71 in 1993 |
Saffron | INRA | 85-115 days | Mid-Early | Tender, yellow flesh | Friable | Versatile, fries, mashed potatoes, soup | Low dry matter content (3/10) | YELLOW | Uniform, oval caliber | N/A, high yield | 111% Bintje | Sensitive to mildew, fairly sensitive to common scab, good storage capacity | Crossbreeding: Fanette x (Maris Piper x Inra 67.8.637 |
Samba | Germicopa | 100-130 Days | Mid-Early | Yellow, tender flesh | Friable | Very tasty, perfect for baking, soup and mashed potatoes? Perfect in the oven with crème fraîche and chives | 18-20% dry matter | YELLOW | Oblong elongated, very shallow eyes, large caliber | 50.8T/Ha | 91% Bintje | Good storage capacity, medium resistance to downy mildew, medium resistance to common scab | From Roseval X Baraka |
Health | AGRICO BA | 80-100 Days | Early | Yellow, floury flesh | Friable | Fries-Gratin, mash, soup | 18-18.5% dry matter | Copper yellow | Eyes quite shallow, oval to round oval, | N / A | High-yielding variety | fairly susceptible to mildew and scab, resistant to potato wart | |
Sirtema | JC DORST | 75-100 Days | Early | Tender, yellow flesh | Non-friable | Steamed Salad, generally versatile in cooking, very popular in gratin or fried | 20.2% dry matter | YELLOW | Large, round to short, oval tubers | 58T/Ha | 90% Bintje, large proportion of large caliber | Susceptible to leaf blight, moderately susceptible to tuber blight, resistant to scab - Low storage capacity, consume quickly after harvest | Good early variety, gains maturity by spacing the plants when planting |
Spunta | U. OLDENBURGER | 90-120 Days | Season | Tender, yellow flesh | Friable | Widely used in Rhône-Alpes for gratins, very versatile, mashed potatoes, soups or fries | Low dry matter content | YELLOW | Oblong elongated, large regular caliber | N/A but very high yielding variety | 111% Bintje | Moderately susceptible to scabies and mildew, very hardy variety, average shelf life of 3-5 months | One of the most cultivated varieties in France |
Steemster | J. DUNNETT | 130-160 Days | Very late | Pale yellow, almost white, tender flesh (but remains firm when cooked) | Friable | fries, gratins, mashed potatoes, soups, baked | Low dry matter content | Red | Elongated oblong | N / A | Very high yield | Highly resistant to wart and drought, resistant to mildew, very good storage capacity | Very high yield |
Temptation | GROCEP | 110-120 days | Season | Fondant farm | Non-friable | Versatile | 19.6% dry matter | YELLOW | Medium caliber | Medium - 84% Bintje, 91% Charlotte | Perfect for long storage, disease resistant - Excellent shelf life of 7-8 months | ||
Twinner | Agrico | 90-120 Days | Early | Yellow, fairly firm flesh | Friable | Very suitable for fries | 19.7% dry matter | YELLOW | Large caliber | N / A | Good performance, no figures | Resistant to leaf and tuber blight. Very good storage capacity. | Variety of Dutch origin |
Valery | 90-120 days | Early | Firm / Yellow | Non-friable | Steamed-Sautéed Salad | 19.1% dry matter | Red | Average | 83% from Bintje, 89% from Charlotte | Performs well in storage, good resistance to scab - Storage 3-5 months | |||
Violetta | No info | 100-130 Days | Mid-Early | Violet, retains its color when cooked, tender flesh | Non-friable | Puree, soup, oven | No info | Violet | Oblong, shallow-set eyes | N / A | Low yield | Resistance to iron stain and black stain, resists shocks well; sensitive to mildew on the other hand | |
Vitelotte | Unknown origin, very ancient origin | 120-150 Days | Late | Violet, tender flesh | Friable | Salad, steamed, fries, chips, excellent taste quality | Low dry matter content | Violet | Oblong, bumpy, fairly thick skin which makes it easier to store | Quite low yield but its quality is its original color and its very appreciated taste | 85% Charlotte, not a high yielding variety | Hates excess moisture and needs sun for its development. Sensitive to mildew and drought, good storage capacity | Also called "Chinese Truffle" high in anthocyanin. Alexandre Dumas defined it as the best variety of potato in his great culinary dictionary. |
Speed | No info | 90-120 Days | Early | Yellow, fairly firm flesh | Friable | Fries, gratin, mash, oven | 18-19% dry matter | YELLOW | Short oblong, shallow eyes | Excellent yielding variety, especially for an early variety, good results everywhere in France | Low susceptibility to mildew and scab | ||
Volumia | No info | 90-120 Days | Early | YELLOW | Friable | Good cooking resistance, versatile | Quite low dry matter content | YELLOW | Uniform size, very large oval tubers, shallow eyes | Good performance | Good resistance to tuber blight, susceptible to leaf blight, fairly resistant to scab | From Mondial X Adora | |
zca | NORTHERN COMMITTEE RESEARCH STATION | 110-130 days | Mid-Early | Yellow, tender and melting flesh | Friable | Good capacity and cooking quality, very versatile. Steam, sauté, fry, mash | 19.2% dry matter | YELLOW | Oblong, very regular, superficial eyes, fairly large tubercle | 68.7T/Ha | 110% Bintje, very high yield | Very sensitive to mildew and common scab, good shelf life for over 7 months | |
Zen | Grocep | 80-110 days | Semi-Early | Yellow / Firm Flesh | Non-friable | Steamed-Sautéed Salad | 20.1% dry matter | YELLOW | Oblong, elongated, large caliber | 82.8T/Ha | 100.5% Bintje | Sensitive to mildew and scabies - Can be stored for more than 7 months |
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Alaska potato variety technical sheet
- Breeder: Bretagne Plants Innovation
- Maturity after planting: 85-115 days
- Precocity: Early to Mid-Early
- Yield in tonnes per Hectare: 65.2T/Ha
- Performance comparison: 110% of Bintje -
- Skin color: Yellow
- Flesh characteristics: White
- Friable: Not Friable
- Percentage of dry matter: 18.3% dry matter
- In the kitchen: Variety of cooking
- Size and shape: Oblong - Large caliber
- Disease resistance and conservation: Sensitive to mildew,
The Alaska potato variety: exceptional yield and size
The Alaska variety, bred by Bretagne Plants Innovation, is an early to mid-early potato renowned for its high yield and generous size. With white flesh and a moderate dry matter content, Alaska stands out for its versatility in cooking, although it is not suitable for frying. However, this variety is somewhat susceptible to late blight, a major concern for potato growers. Let's take a closer look at Alaska's characteristics and its production and market potential.
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Origin and production: the innovation of Bretagne Plants
The Alaska variety was developed by Bretagne Plants Innovation, a key player in breeding potatoes adapted to the demands of modern growers and consumers. This variety aims to combine high yield with good adaptability to early conditions, while offering a large size, a definite commercial advantage.
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Culture characteristics: early maturity and rapid production
Alaska matures in 85 to 115 days, making it an early to mid-early variety. This rapid growth allows growers to harvest their tubers before periods when diseases, such as late blight, become more prevalent, while maximizing yield.
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Physical description: large tubers for the fresh market
Alaska has white flesh, which, combined with its good cooking properties, makes it ideal for various culinary preparations. Its tubers are oblong and large, a sought-after criterion for recipes such as baked potatoes, which require large, regular tubers. Its highly prized yellow skin also gives it an attractive appearance on the fresh market.
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Culinary Uses: Alaska's Versatility in the Kitchen
Although Alaska is classified as a "cooking variety," its specific culinary uses make it suitable for long cooking times, where it retains a good texture. With a dry matter content of 18.3%, it is ideal for dishes where a soft texture is desired, such as:
- Oven cooking : Its large size makes it perfect for roasting or whole baked potatoes, which retain their shape perfectly.
- Long cooking times : Alaska is well suited to gratins and stews, where its flesh does not disintegrate.
- Mashed potatoes : While not the best option for ultra-creamy mashed potatoes, they are still perfect for a soft, slightly floury mash.
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Dry matter content: suitable for long cooking times
With a dry matter content of 18.3%, Alaska is less suitable for frying, but excels in dishes where a soft, melt-in-the-mouth texture is required. This characteristic makes it an excellent option for baking and stews, where cooking stability is essential.
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Disease resistance and crop management
Alaska has a significant vulnerability to late blight , a fungal disease that affects potato foliage and tubers. Preventive measures such as fungicide application and increased crop monitoring are crucial to managing this susceptibility.
Although Alaskan conservation is not mentioned in available sources, its large size suggests moderate storage capacity, which can be optimized by maintaining proper storage conditions.
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Yield: a variety with high potential
Alaska's high yield is one of its main assets, estimated at 110% of the Bintje variety's yield, or approximately 68.2 tonnes per hectare. This higher yield, combined with its large size, makes it a very attractive variety for growers looking to maximize their production.
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Commercial features: a big caliber for the fresh market
Alaska is particularly well-suited to the fresh market due to its large size and impressive yield. Its white flesh and yellow skin make it an attractive option for consumers looking for large potatoes, perfect for family meals or recipes calling for large tubers.
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Conclusion
The Alaska variety, offered by Patativerse, is an early to mid-early potato that combines high yields and large size, ideal for the fresh market. Although it is susceptible to late blight, its productivity and culinary qualities make it an attractive option for growers looking to maximize their yield. Order your certified Alaska plants from Patativerse, your wholesale supplier , and benefit from fast delivery throughout France to guarantee the success of your harvests.
FAQs
How long does the Alaska variety ripen?
The Alaska variety reaches maturity between 85 and 115 days, classifying it as an early to mid-early variety.
Is Alaska suitable for frying?
No, Alaska is not suitable for frying due to its moderate dry matter content, but it is perfect for baking and stews.
Does Patativerse offer delivery of Alaska plants throughout France?
Yes, Patativerse offers fast and careful delivery of certified plants throughout France, with delivery options within 15 days.
What are the benefits of ordering certified plants from Patativerse?
Patativerse offers certified, professional-quality plants, volume-based pricing, and responsive sales support with free quotes within 24 hours.
Is Alaska disease resistant?
Alaska is susceptible to downy mildew, requiring preventative measures such as fungicide application and crop monitoring.
What is Alaska's conservation capacity?
Alaska's shelf life is not specifically mentioned, but its large tubers can probably be stored for a moderate period under optimal conditions.
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