2024-25 Seed Potato Catalog

over 30 varieties of Double Certified Organic seed Potatoes available...

Place your 2025 order today!

We will have our own designated refrigerated truck straight from Idaho in mid-February with room for 40,000 lbs of potatoes. 

Tell your family and friends!  With our expanded delivery routes, accessing our organic certified Idaho potatoes is easier than ever for farms across the Carolinas.  

New varieties this year include:

Yukon Baby, Masquerade and Purple Violet fingerling 

Check out our catalog and take a look to see who's new and who's back on the menu for 2025!

PLACING YOUR SEED POTATO ORDER:

Our 2025 catalog and order form are attached below. 

We welcome your orders by any of the following methods:

• Fill out and attach our fillable PDF (attached below) and send to <hillary@chathamfarmsupply.com>  (Preferred method)
• Email Hillary your order and include the following:
  • Full Name
  • Best Email
  • Best Phone Number
  • Specify Store Pick up or Local Delivery Route
    • If for an established local delivery route, your full address &/or pick up location
  • Your wish list of varieties & quantities 
• Stop by the store & fill out an order form at the main sales counter
• Give us a call at (919) 542-3353

Hillary will confirm your order via email within 48 hours during the work week.  Orders submitted on Fridays may take until Monday to be confirmed.  For this order period, we will not send out our usual sales order confirmation due to a software upgrade we anticipate during the next 3 months.  All folks who submit an order during our pre-order period will get an email when stock arrives in mid-February, 2025.

If you do not pre-order, there will be extras for walk in sales once we sort the main order.  However, we always recommend pre-ordering to ensure you get what you want.  It's common for some popular varieties to sell out in advance of arrival.

STOCK ARRIVAL ESTIMATE:

February 2025

We shoot to have both seed potatoes and onions available at the same time...

Give us a call to see where we are with most current ETA information at (919) 542-3353

About Grand Teton Organics

Based in Idaho, Grand Teton Organics came into being after owner John Hoggan purchased the business from Parkinson Seed Farm.  John has over 50 years of potato growing experience under his belt ranging from production, seed selection, plant breeding, seed stock certification and research & development of new potato varieties.  In his career, he has grown approximately 500 different varieties of potatoes. 

When your state’s motto is ‘The Potato State’, you can rest assured that Idaho’s Department of Agriculture takes growing potatoes to eat or to replant very seriously.  Stringent protocol to ensure seed stock is top quality and free of diseases are of the utmost importance to the state of Idaho and to Grand Teton Organics.  Field inspections throughout the growing season, lab testing of seed stock and a winter crop of seed potatoes grown in Hawaii all ensure that your seed potatoes are the healthiest, most productive seed potatoes available.  If at any time any of the lots of seed potatoes begin to show signs of disease, they are culled from the fields and not made available for sale to ensure that overall disease presence in potato production areas (yours or theirs!) stays as minimal as possible. 

Grand Teton Organics is committed to providing the highest quality organic certified seed potatoes available on the market.  Their seed production program is stringent, to say the least.  The journey starts at one of many Potato Germplasm Banks where propagation tissues are sent to the labs at Idaho State University.  Propagation tissues are grown out in the lab to produce clean plants that are as disease-free as possible.  These plants are grown in greenhouses to generate mini-tubers that then are sent to farms, like Grand Teton Organics, to be grown out in the field.  It is from these mini-tubers that full sized potatoes are grown.  Seed potatoes from Grand Teton Organics are no more than two field generations old; after two years of production, John will rotate the old stock out and replenish it with new mini-tubers to ensure that viruses, bacterial and fungal pests are not accumulating in his seed stock. 

After the seasonal harvest, John’s seed potatoes are sorted, graded and stored at 36 degrees.  They will be shipped to us in mid-February in a climate-controlled truck that will keep the tubers at 36 degrees to maintain seed dormancy.  All seed is Certified Organic by both the Idaho Department of Agriculture and the Idaho Crop Improvement Association.  This commitment to excellence in seed production from Idaho is what we here at Country Farm & Home Supply want to offer to you, our valued family and friends.

For more information on growing and harvesting potatoes, check our our Frequently Asked Questions About Growing Seed Potatoes.

sorry we do not ship potatoes!   

Sorry, but we do not ship small orders of potatoes (orders under 1,000lbs).  We are so busy sorting, packing, and delivering potatoes to our local farmers that we do not have the manpower to put orders in boxes and ship them afar.   We do offer farm delivery routes across much of North Carolina and parts of South Carolina and you can find more details about our established routes here. 

If you have found us from the far reaches of the US, we encourage you to check out our supplier Grand Teton Organics in Idaho who is set up to ship.