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COLUMBIA BASIN WASHINGTON & UMATILLA BASIN OREGON, POTATOES: ---- RUSSET, NORKOTAH, baled 5 10-lb film bags, U.S. One 2" or 4-oz Min: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2009 non sz A Mostly 5.00-7.00; ---- RUSSET, NORKOTAH, baled 10 5-lb film bags, U.S. One 2" or 4-oz Min: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2009 non sz A Mostly 6.00-8.00; ---- RUSSET, NORKOTAH, 50 lb cartons, U.S. One 2" or 4-oz Min: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2009 40s Mostly 10.00-11.00; Season 2009 50s Mostly 11.00-12.00; Season 2009 60s Mostly 11.00-12.00; Season 2009 70s Mostly 11.00-12.00; Season 2009 80s Mostly 10.00-11.00; Season 2009 90s Mostly 8.00-9.50; Season 2009 100s Mostly 8.00-9.00; ---- RUSSET, NORKOTAH, 50 lb sacks, U.S. Two: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2009 10 oz min Mostly 4.00-5.00; ---- ROUND RED, baled 5 10-lb film bags, U.S. One: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2010 sz A Mostly 15.00-17.00; ---- ROUND RED, baled 10 5-lb film bags, U.S. One: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2010 sz A Mostly 16.00-18.00; ---- ROUND RED, 50 lb cartons, U.S. One: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2010 sz A Mostly 14.00-16.00; Season 2010 sz B Mostly 18.00-20.00; Season 2010 3/4" min Mostly 26.00-32.00; ---- YELLOW TYPE, baled 5 10-lb film bags, U.S. One: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2010 sz A Mostly 12.00-14.00; ---- YELLOW TYPE, baled 10 5-lb film bags, U.S. One: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2010 sz A Mostly 13.00-15.00; ---- YELLOW TYPE, 50 lb cartons, U.S. One: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2010 sz A Mostly 12.00-14.00; Season 2010 sz B Mostly 10.00-11.00; Season 2010 3/4" min Mostly 26.00-32.00; DELAWARE, POTATOES: ---- ROUND RED, 50 lb sacks, U.S. One: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2010 sz A Mostly 16.00-16.00; Season 2010 sz B Mostly 20.00-20.00; ---- ROUND WHITE, 50 lb sacks, U.S. One: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2010 sz A Mostly 8.00-8.00; Season 2010 Chef Mostly 12.00-12.00; ---- YELLOW TYPE, 50 lb sacks, U.S. One: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2010 sz A Mostly 12.00-12.00; EASTERN SHORE VIRGINIA, POTATOES: ---- ROUND RED, 50 lb sacks, U.S. One: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2010 sz A Mostly 16.00-16.00; Season 2010 sz B Mostly 20.00-20.00; ---- ROUND WHITE, 50 lb sacks, U.S. One: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2010 sz A Mostly 7.00-8.00; Season 2010 Chef Mostly 12.00-12.00; ---- ROUND WHITE, tote bags approx 2000 lbs, U.S. One: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2010 PER CWT sz A Mostly 14.00-16.00; ---- YELLOW TYPE, 50 lb sacks, U.S. One: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2010 sz A Mostly 12.00-12.00; KERN DISTRICT CALIFORNIA, POTATOES: ---- RUSSET, baled 5 10-lb film bags, U.S. One: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2010 sz A Mostly 6.45-6.45; ---- RUSSET, baled 10 5-lb film bags, U.S. One: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2010 sz A Mostly 7.45-7.45; ---- RUSSET, 100 lb sacks, U.S. One: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2010 sz A Mostly 10.45-10.45; Season 2010 5-9 oz Mostly 13.45-13.45; ---- RUSSET, 50 lb cartons, U.S. One: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2010 50s Mostly 12.45-15.45; Season 2010 60s Mostly 12.45-15.45; Season 2010 70s Mostly 12.45-14.45; Season 2010 80s Mostly 10.45-12.45; Season 2010 90s Mostly 9.45-10.45; Season 2010 100s Mostly 7.45-8.45; ---- ROUND RED, 50 lb cartons, U.S. One: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2010 sz A Mostly 14.45-16.45; Season 2010 sz B Mostly 18.45-20.45; Season 2010 Creamers 3/4-1 5/8" Mostly 26.45-30.45; ---- LONG WHITE, 50 lb cartons, U.S. One: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2010 sz A Mostly 10.45-10.45; Season 2010 sz B Mostly 7.45-8.45; Season 2010 Creamers 3/4-1 5/8" Mostly 26.45-30.45; ---- YELLOW TYPE, 50 lb cartons, U.S. One: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2010 sz A Mostly 12.45-12.45; Season 2010 sz B Mostly 8.45-8.45; Season 2010 Creamers 3/4-1 5/8" Mostly 28.45-28.45; ---- YELLOW TYPE, tote bags approx 2000 lbs, U.S. One: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2010 PER CWT sz A Mostly 16.00-16.00; KLAMATH BASIN, NORTHERN CALIFORNIA AND OREGON, POTATOES: ---- RUSSET, NORKOTAH, baled 5 10-lb film bags, U.S. One: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2009 non sz A Mostly 5.00-7.00; ---- RUSSET, NORKOTAH, baled 10 5-lb film bags, U.S. One: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2009 non sz A Mostly 6.00-8.00; ---- RUSSET, NORKOTAH, 50 lb cartons, U.S. One: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2009 40s Mostly 11.00-11.00; Season 2009 50s Mostly 11.00-13.00; Season 2009 60s Mostly 11.00-13.00; Season 2009 70s Mostly 11.00-13.00; Season 2009 80s Mostly 9.00-11.50; Season 2009 90s Mostly 8.00-8.00; Season 2009 100s Mostly 7.00-7.00; ---- RUSSET, NORKOTAH, 50 lb sacks, U.S. Two: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2009 Mostly 2.50-6.50; SAN LUIS VALLEY COLORADO, POTATOES: ---- RUSSET, NORKOTAH, baled 5 10-lb film bags, U.S. One: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2009 sz A Mostly 6.50-7.50; ---- RUSSET, NORKOTAH, baled 5 10-lb film bags, U.S. Two: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2009 Mostly 4.00-5.50; ---- RUSSET, NORKOTAH, baled 10 5-lb film bags, U.S. One: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2009 sz A Mostly 7.50-8.50; ---- RUSSET, NORKOTAH, 50 lb cartons, U.S. One: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2009 40s Mostly 12.00-12.00; Season 2009 50s Mostly 12.00-12.00; Season 2009 60s Mostly 12.00-12.00; Season 2009 70s Mostly 12.00-12.00; Season 2009 80s Mostly 10.00-10.00; Season 2009 90s Mostly 8.00-8.00; Season 2009 100s Mostly 8.00-8.00; UPPER VALLEY, TWIN FALLS-BURLEY DISTRICT IDAHO, POTATOES: ---- RUSSET, BURBANK, baled 5 10-lb mesh sacks, U.S. One 2" or 4-oz Min: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2009 non sz A 40% 5-oz min Mostly 5.50-7.50; ---- RUSSET, BURBANK, baled 5 10-lb film bags, U.S. One 2" or 4-oz Min: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2009 sz A Mostly 5.50-7.50; Season 2009 non sz A 40% 5-oz min Mostly 5.00-6.75; ---- RUSSET, BURBANK, baled 10 5-lb mesh sacks, U.S. One 2" or 4-oz Min: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2009 non sz A 40% 5-oz min Mostly 6.50-8.50; ---- RUSSET, BURBANK, baled 10 5-lb film bags, U.S. One 2" or 4-oz Min: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2009 sz A Mostly 6.25-8.50; Season 2009 non sz A 40% 5-oz min Mostly 6.00-7.50; ---- RUSSET, BURBANK, 50 lb cartons, U.S. One 2" or 4-oz Min: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2009 40s Mostly 12.00-13.00; Season 2009 50s Mostly 12.00-13.00; Season 2009 60s Mostly 12.00-13.00; Season 2009 70s Mostly 12.00-13.00; Season 2009 80s Mostly 9.00-11.00; Season 2009 90s Mostly 8.00-9.00; Season 2009 100s Mostly 6.50-8.00; ---- RUSSET, BURBANK, 50 lb sacks, U.S. Two: -- Week Ending 07/24/2010, Season 2009 6 oz min Mostly 5.50-7.00; Season 2009 10 oz min Mostly 6.50-8.00; Market News   National Potato and Onion Report
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We will manage national potato supply so as to positively affect grower profitability.


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We bring order and stability to the North American potato growing industry and increase our member potato growers economic potential by the effective use of cooperative principles.


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United Potato Growers of America implements strategic supply management programs. Key priorities include providing planting guidelines based on sound data and historical facts; acreage verification programs; information sharing; developing strategic alliances; managing supplies; and improving grower return on investment.


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SEEKING BALANCE IN LIFE AND POTATO MARKETS
By Larry Alsum
President/CEO Alsum Farms and Produce
Member of United Potato Growers of Wisconsin

Most of the struggles we face in life carryover from work to our personal challenges. As I think about the upcoming potato crop transition from the 2009 to the 2010 crop, I keep coming back to my personal struggles with weight.


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