Founded in 1926, British Sugar Beet Review is the UK’s premier sugar beet publication produced for the UK Beet Sugar industry’s growers and advisers.
Access a vast range of technical information derived from the British Beet Research Organisation and British Sugar, as well as news and updates from people in the UK sugar beet industry.
Dr Mark Stevens and Ed Burks review the results of fungicide trials, and Rothamstead gives us an insight how the peach-potato aphid has evolved to resist chemical control...
Inside this issue we discuss bench-marking and forecasting the beet crop and the importance of correct crowning for maximum yield
In this edition we look at BBROs Plant Clinic and what happened in 2012 and a lookback in its centenary year to the start of sugar beet growing.
In this review you can find out able pests, disease and weeds and how they make their mark and what influenced sugar yields in 2010.
There’s an outline report of the UK Beet Sugar Industry Sustainability which was produced jointly by British Sugar and the NFU in this review.
You can read inside this edition all about the Spring and Summer BBRO meetings and some of their findings and there’s the latest news from the USA.
