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Plant Grow Harvest

Williams, US · 1 known investors

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PGH is an end-to-end supply chain services company for the specialty potato industry, supporting growers from seed procurement through final sale. It offers services including variety and seed selection guidance, sales and market channel support, agronomic advice, logistics/transport, equipment sourcing, and a quarterly industry newsletter called the Potato Almanac.

Also known as PGH · Plant Grow Harvest · Plant Grow Harvest (PGH)

Founders & leadership

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David ZaitzHe has led B. Zaitz & Sons as chief executive since 2013, taking on both roles in the same year.

Investors · 1

Company profile

researched Aug 2026

Plant Grow Harvest (PGH) is a supply chain services company serving the specialty potato industry, offering growers support across the crop cycle from seed procurement through final sale. Its service lines include seed procurement and acre planning, seed sales, fresh sales, agronomy, variety advice, freight and logistics, and equipment advice. The company positions its seed sourcing work around a network of early- and late-generation seed farms, helping growers assemble diversified seed plans and access both public and private varieties.

On the sales side, PGH provides market intelligence intended to help growers place crops with higher-value customers, enter sales programs with repeat buyers, and structure multi-year sales strategies rather than single transactions. PGH also publishes the Potato Almanac, a free quarterly email newsletter paired with an annual membership program that provides quarterly analysis emails, an annual almanac package, crop tips, and information on PGH's upcoming offerings. The company lists consumer potato brands Tasty Little Digs and Big! Digs, and operates a proprietary seed breeding program.

Business model

PGH sells advisory and transactional services to potato growers across the crop cycle — seed procurement and acre planning, seed and fresh sales, agronomy and variety consulting, freight and logistics arrangement, and equipment sourcing advice. It also runs the Potato Almanac as a free quarterly newsletter with a paid-style annual membership program providing analysis and an annual almanac package, and markets fresh potatoes under its own consumer brands.

Traction

Company states it has farmed more than 100 potato varieties across 25 states and provinces in North America. It operates farm locations in Minnesota and Arizona and, as of November 2025, announced an expanded potato portfolio, year-round fresh supply, two consumer brands (Tasty Little Digs and Big! Digs) and advances in its seed breeding program.

Latest developments

In November 2025, Plant Grow Harvest announced an expansion of its potato portfolio and year-round fresh supply through the launch of two consumer brands and advancements in its proprietary seed breeding program, with the Big! Digs brand set to debut at the Global Produce and Floral Show 2025.

▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography

Market position

Presents itself as a holistic, end-to-end supply chain provider to the specialty potato segment rather than a single-function seed, sales or logistics vendor; listed in the PotatoPro industry directory under potato supply chain and services for potato farming.

Technology

PGH cites market intelligence used to guide grower pricing, customer selection and logistics decisions, and a proprietary seed breeding program.

Go-to-market

Direct grower relationships supported by weekly in-field visits to partners, a services menu spanning the crop cycle, the Potato Almanac newsletter and membership program as an audience-building channel, and trade show presence — including a planned debut of the Big! Digs brand at the Global Produce and Floral Show 2025.

Specialty potato growers in North America, ranging from established farms to new operations, plus fresh-market buyers such as retailers reached through PGH's sales channels.

Geography

United States-based with two listed farm locations: Williams, Minnesota and Cochise, Arizona. The team states it has farmed over 100 varieties across 25 states and provinces in North America and travels weekly to visit partners in the field.

Compiled by commissioned research from 13 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.

Key figures

latest reported
Blue Book numberFeb 2026BB #:364986
Farm locationsJan 20262 locations
Potato varieties farmedJan 2026100 varieties
States and provinces of operating experienceJan 202625 states/provinces

Company-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.

Timeline · 6

launches, deals, and filings
Feb 2026
Expanded organic acreage and packaging options

The company expanded organic production acreage and packaging options, advanced packaging development for retail merchandising, and launched a consumer research project.

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Feb 2026
Tiny Little Digs and Crawfish Boiler Bags introduced at SEPC Southern Exposure

PGH debuted two additions to its Digs brand: Tiny Little Digs in conventional and organic one-bite sizing, and Crawfish Boiler Bags in red and yellow varieties, showcased at SEPC Southern Exposure in Orlando, Florida (Booth #506).

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Jan 2026
Southern California crop harvest begins

Harvest of the company's Southern California potato crop began in January, with early test digs showing strong yields and quality.

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Jan 2026
Retail debut of Tasty Little Digs line

A collection of petite Creamers, Fingerlings and organic potatoes launched at retail earlier in the year.

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Dec 2025
Multimillion-dollar processing and packing equipment upgrade completed

PGH completed an equipment upgrade in December to improve processing capabilities, operational efficiency and packing capacity across conventional and organic segments.

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Nov 2025
Plant Grow Harvest to debut Big! Digs at Global Produce and Floral Show 2025

Plant Grow Harvest announced an expansion of its potato portfolio and year-round fresh supply through the launch of two consumer brands, including the debut of Big! Digs at the Global Produce and Floral Show 2025, alongside advancements in its proprietary seed breeding program.

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Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.

▸Research sources · 13

primary sources listed

13 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.

Frequently asked questions

What does Plant Grow Harvest do?
Plant Grow Harvest (PGH) is an end-to-end supply chain services company for the specialty potato industry.
Who are Plant Grow Harvest's investors?
Plant Grow Harvest's investors include Cleveland Avenue.
Where is Plant Grow Harvest headquartered?
Plant Grow Harvest is headquartered in Williams, US.