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Where does KPPA fit in a company's path to the farm?
Keystone Potato Producers Association
Manitoba's processing potato growers, who invest in grower research and adopt new tools.
What a company can get
MB Potato Days conference and trade show
- What it gives
- A conference and trade show for potato growers in Brandon. Exhibitor and sponsor details are not published on the Keystone page.
- Line up first
- Check mbpotatodays.ca or call the Keystone office at 204-834-3451
- When companies tend to need it
- Around the first sale stage
- Intake
- Event on 26 to 28 January 2027 in Brandon
- Where it might lead
- Book on-farm trials with growers met at the show.
Source: keystoneppa.ca, read 3 November 2026
Grower-focused research and extension
- What it gives
- Keystone says it invests in grower-focused research and extension and shares data to help farms improve. Specific projects and how companies take part are not published.
- Line up first
- A tool or practice that helps processing potato growers
- Contact the Keystone office
- When companies tend to need it
- Around the first trial stage
- Intake
- Not published
- Where it might lead
- Results shared with growers, then grower adoption.
Source: keystoneppa.ca, read 3 November 2026
More about KPPA
Keystone speaks for Manitoba's processing potato growers, the farmers who decide what new tools get tried in their fields.
At the farm gate. Its growers are the people who trial and buy a proven potato tool.
Not established from the sources we reviewed
- How a company proposes a research or trial project
- Exhibitor and sponsor costs for MB Potato Days
- Its research budget
Questions a company might ask
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