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Dutch early potato varieties in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The five varieties (Adora, Arizona, Saviola, Attrice and Antea) were examined in experiments during 2011. The study was carried out at Butmir (at approximately 500 m above sea level) and Glamoc, (about 900 m a.s.l.). The productive characteristics of potato varieties (yield, weight and the number of tubers per plant were studied. The experiments were carried out at randomized block system, in four repetitions. The feedback results were processed with the analysis of variance. The experiment was performed on acid soil lacking humus and phosphorus and containing enough potassium for a normal growth of the crops. The climatic conditions were favorable for the potato growth. Higher yield in comparison to Andora was evident at the following varieties: Arizona (49%), Saviola (31%), Arttice (21%) and Antea (36%). Dry matter content ranged from 21.40% in the case of Arizona variety, up to 22.90% in the case of Attrice. The testing of potato varieties should be continued in the future, in order to find the best conditions for farming in Bosnia and Herzegovina.