Thursday, April 2, 2015

The mature beets are richer in sugar than the immature

The mature beets are richer in sugar than the immature

The mature beets are richer in sugar than the immature



When the outside leaves of the beet take on a yellow tinge and drop to the ground, the beets are ripe. The mature beets are richer in sugar than the immature, therefore they should not be harvested too soon. They may remain in the ground without injury for some time after they are ripe. Cold weather does not injure the roots unless it is accompanied by freezing and thawing.



Fig. 212. Sugar-Beets on the way to a Factory

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