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Haig Potatoes

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Haig Potatoes are oblong with light-buff skin.

They were marketed as all-purpose for direct to consumer sales.

Early harvest.

Not being commercially grown (as of 2006.)

History Notes

Haig Potatoes were developed by the University of Nebraska from a cross between Cayuga potatoes and a potato referred to as “MN43.39-6-40.”

During development, the potato was referred to as “Nebraska 223.48-1X.”

Released 1957.

Tagged With: All-Purpose Potatoes, American Potatoes

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