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Photo: A potato planter in the village of Klepachi, Belarus (illustrative). Викиникос / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0

Tus yuam sij takeaways

  • 7 new potato varieties are now in state registration
  • 10 to 15 years are needed to breed one potato variety
  • 145 varieties created by the Belarusian centre in 95 years
  • 43% of the planned potato area harvested by 25 September

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Rau cov neeg ua liaj ua teb
Ask the breeding centre for trial data on the seven new varieties before registration ends, and plan small test plots for 2027.
Rau cov tub luam
Monitor harvest progress in Mogilev, Minsk and Brest, which supplied most of the 317,000 tonnes collected so far.
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Seed multipliers should prepare for demand for new domestic varieties once they enter the state register.

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Belarusian breeders are close to adding seven home-grown potato varieties to the national register: Feniks, Nesterka, Veles, Optimum, Vaildberriz, Likhtar and Asilak. They come from the potato research centre of the National Academy of Sciences, which has released more than 145 varieties over 95 years. Each variety needs 10 to 15 years of selection, starting from over 120,000 seeds, and is tested in five regions. The news arrives mid-harvest: by 25 September farms had lifted 43 percent of the planned area and 317,000 tonnes, at 33.8 tonnes per hectare on average. Seed growers and farms in Belarus and Russia gain more local options as import substitution continues. Traits such as disease resistance, yield and intended use of the new varieties were not disclosed, and registration is not yet complete, so their commercial value on farms still remains to be proven in practice.

7new varieties in state registration
10-15 xyootime to breed one variety
120,000 +seeds at the start of breeding
145 +varieties created by the centre in 95 years
43%share of planned area harvested by 25 September
317,000 tcov qos yaj ywm uas tau sau los ntawm 25 Lub Cuaj Hli
338 c/haaverage yield so far
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Potato breeders in Belarus are completing seven new varieties. The varieties are now going through the state registration process.

The work is led by the Scientific and Practical Centre for Potato and Horticulture of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus. Pravda.ru reported the news, and the Russian Potato Union republished it on 24 September.

The seven varieties are: Feniks, Nesterka, Veles, Optimum, Vaildberriz, Likhtar and Asilak.

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A long breeding path

Yulia Gunko heads the potato breeding department at the centre. She said the path of one variety takes 10 to 15 years.

Breeders start with more than 120,000 seeds for each breeding programme. Candidates are then tested in five regions through the network of institutes and stations.

The centre has created more than 145 varieties in 95 years of work. Each new variety must show stable results over several seasons before it can enter the register.

The names of the new varieties were published, but their main traits were not. Details on yield, disease resistance and use type are expected with the official register entries.

For cooking use, the optimal starch content is 15-18%, according to the centre. For storage, it recommends +4 to +6°C, darkness and 85-95% humidity.

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The new varieties come as the 2026 harvest continues. By 25 September, Belarusian farms had harvested potatoes from 43% of the planned area. The data come from the Ministry of Agriculture and Food, as reported by BelTA.

Farms had collected 317,000 tonnes. The average yield was 338 centners per hectare, or 33.8 tonnes per hectare.

Mogilev region led with 86,000 tonnes. Minsk region followed with 77,000 tonnes and Brest region with 66,000 tonnes.

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Belarus is one of the main potato producers in the region and a supplier of seed and ware potatoes to Russia. Domestic breeding reduces dependence on Western varieties and seed. Seven new varieties at once is a significant addition to the national list. The real test will be yield and storage performance on commercial farms after registration.

Photo: A potato planter in the village of Klepachi, Belarus (illustrative). Викиникос / Wikimedia Commons, CC LOS-SA 4.0

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The seven varieties are going through the state registration process. The potato harvest in Belarus continues.

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  1. Картофельный союз (Pravda.ru), 24.09.2026 — https://welikepotato.ru/v-belarusi-zavershaetsya-razrabotka-semi-novyh-sortov-kartofelya-2/
  2. BelTA (Минсельхозпрод), 25.09.2026 — https://belta.by/economics/view/kartofel-v-belarusi-ubrali-s-43-zaplanirovannyh-ploschadej-802761-2026/
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