The Golden Nematode of Potatoes (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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The Golden Nematode of Potatoes reveals how a soil-borne pest quietly affects crops and how scientists track its spread. Learn how this disease travels through fields, equipment, and even floodwater, and why early detection matters for potato farming.

The book traces the history of the disease from its first discovery to its spread across regions. It explains what the pest attacks, how it moves, and why some soils can still support crops while others cannot. The information focuses on practical implications for farmers and agricultural professionals.

• How the nematode spreads locally and over long distances via equipment, soil, water, and debris.


• Ways farmers can inspect fields, manage infested land, and reduce movement of cysts and soil.


• Disinfection, crop rotation, and fumigation concepts used to control populations in fields.


• Historical context for regulations and how they shape farming practices today.

Ideal for readers involved in agriculture, plant health, and pest management who want a clear, practical overview of this potato pest and its impact.

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