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Store them in a dry cool area. Either pack them in straw, or store in a bag with ventilation, like an onion sack, or maybe an old nylon stocking. Keep them dry, or they will start to sprout and then rot. Potato Farmers store them in Potato Sheds, which are buried in the ground to maintain a cool dry temperature.
