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CSS Farms

Potatoes
Company Description
CSS Farms is a diversified producer of vegetable crops as well as row crops and small grains with operations across the United States.

CSS Farms forms a partnership with RPE of Bancroft, Wisconsin and Pro-Health of Dallas, Texas to grow, pack, and market specialty potatoes.

They proudly and relentlessly continue to meet the highest standards of stewardship when it comes to the three things they value most: their land, employees and communities.
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Potatoes from trial plots are harvested and sorted for detailed analysis of performance, quality, and storage traits.
September 28, 2025
Cornell Celebrates 160 Years of Potato Breeding Research Driving Innovation and U.S. Potato Industry Growth
Cornell marks 160 years of potato breeding, creating 50+ varieties—including top U.S. chip potatoes and nematode-resistant strains. Farmer partnerships and USDA support drive innovation, boosting sustainability and the USD 100B U.S. potato industry.
The Kingsman potato: Cygnet PB to expand commercial trials in the US for this high-yielding, climate-resilient variety
March 29, 2023
The Kingsman potato: Cygnet PB to expand commercial trials in the US for this high-yielding, climate-resilient variety
Launched in 2017, the potato variety Kingsman has developed quickly in popularity to become Scotland-based potato breeder Cygnet PB Ltd.’s first globally successful variety.
Potato companies RPE and Tasteful Selections continue as one entity: Tasteful Partners
November 11, 2021
RPE and Tasteful Selections continue as one company: Tasteful Partners
Baby potato category leader Tasteful Selections and RPE, its exclusive sales and marketing partner since Tasteful Selections planted its first potato in 2010 announced the formation of a new entity, Tasteful Partners.
In french fry heartland, spring turns bitter as coronavirus cuts into global demand.
May 12, 2020
In french fry heartland, spring turns bitter as coronavirus cuts into global demand
This year, this is a season when dreams die. Due to an epic potato glut that imploded his market, he has decided to do what was once unthinkable — destroy part of his crop rather than sink more dollars into cultivation.