Hessian Potato Storage Sacks – 25kg & 50kg | 1, 3, 5 or 10 Bags

Description

Store your home-grown potatoes the traditional way with brand-new, unused agricultural hessian sacks supplied through McCreight Potatoes.

These are genuine potato-trade hessian sacks rather than decorative garden bags. The open woven hessian allows air to circulate around harvested potatoes, making the bags a practical choice for storing a home-grown crop in a suitable cool, dark, dry and frost-free place.

Why choose hessian potato storage sacks?

• Brand-new and unused: every sack supplied is unused stock.
• Breathable: open woven hessian helps provide ventilation around stored potatoes.
• Reusable: sacks can be reused when kept clean and dry.
• Genuine agricultural sacks: authentic potato-industry stock supplied through our commercial potato business.
• Two capacities: choose 25kg or 50kg sacks to suit your harvest.
• Useful pack sizes: available as 1, 3, 5 or 10 bags.

25kg Hessian Sacks

Approximately 84 × 50cm. A practical size for home gardeners and allotment growers. Current 25kg stock may feature McCreight Potatoes or PEP branding. Designs are supplied at random and cannot be selected.

50kg Hessian Sacks

Larger traditional agricultural sacks for bigger harvests. Current stock is available in assorted genuine agricultural and seed-potato prints, which may include KWS, Dynagri, McCreight or other designs depending on stock. The print received cannot be selected.

Authentic agricultural designs

All sacks are brand-new and unused. The photographs show examples of the genuine agricultural prints we hold. Branding, variety names, wording and colours will vary between sacks and may differ from the photographs. We think this variation is part of their authentic potato-industry character, but please purchase on the basis of the sack size rather than a particular printed design.

How to store potatoes

Allow freshly lifted potatoes to dry before storage and avoid storing damaged or diseased tubers. Keep filled sacks in a cool, dark, dry and frost-free location with suitable ventilation. Check the crop periodically and remove any tubers that begin to deteriorate.

More detailed harvesting and storage advice will be available in our Seed Potato Growing Guides.