Washington-Oregon Potato Conference draws 1,600

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Washington Oregon Potato Conference
February 11, 2011
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The Packer
More than 1,600 people attended the second annual Washington-Oregon Potato Conference Jan. 25-27 in Kennewick, Washington.

That’s about the same number as last year, but attendees came earlier and stayed later and there were more exhibitors, according to a news release from the  Moses Lake-based Washington State Potato Commission.

Next year’s conference will be held Jan. 24-26.
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