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  Latest News 23 June 2009

  Summer 2009 Events

  What's happening this Summer? We're visiting events up and down the country, find out if we're coming near you

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  Latest News 5 June 2009

  Become a Facebook Potato Fan

  Potatoes are getting the recognition they deserve on Facebook with their own Facebook fanpage!

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  Latest News 4 June 2009

  Great British New Potato Season Opens

  Months of nurturing by our potato farmers has paid off as new potatoes are ready for harvest and for our plates!

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  Latest News 4 June 2009

  Summer Recipes: feed the family for less than £5!

  Try these ideas for quick and simple dinner ideas that can feed the family for less than £5...

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  Latest News 4 June 2009

  What's Happening This Summer?

  We are searching for a family to do a life swap with a farmer for a day – interested? Click here

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  Latest News 4 June 2009

  Do Mums Know Their Potatoes?

  According to recent research the answer is no! 4 out of 5 mums with young children didn't know that the first British new potatoes are harvested in May and a staggering 60% said they have no idea where new potatoes are even grown!

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  Latest News 4 June 2009

  Suffolk Farmer Celebrates New Potato Season

  Visitors to James Foskett Farms Ltd, Woodbridge were today (Thurs 4th June) given the chance to see exactly what is involved in producing one of Suffolk’s, and Britain’s, best loved foods – the potato.  To celebrate the start of the new potato season, members of the media were invited to join grower James Foskett at his Woodbridge farm. 

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  Latest News 3 June 2009

  New season potatoes are chef's choice

  Fresh and delicious British new season potatoes are being harvested across the country now, and some of the top chefs in London have thrown their support behind the crop.

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