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Aphids are back, and P.E.I. potato farmers are worried
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July 9, 2025
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2:33Now PlayingMore P.E.I. potato farmers are taking part in a provincial program to track aphids this summer. The pest can cause significant damage and transmit viruses, which is particularly worrisome to seed potato growers. Aphid traps are checked twice a week and the numbers seem to be on the upswing. Nancy Russell tells us more.
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