Sugar Beet by A. Philip Draycott

By A. Philip Draycott

Sugar beet, along sugar cane, is the most resource of sugar internationally. Grown extensively in Europe, North and South the United States, Asia and components of North Africa, the crop is on the center of a multi-billion buck international undefined.

A. Philip Draycott has accrued 32 foreign specialists to create this defining textual content, supplying a accomplished evaluation of the most recent study in a transparent and obtainable shape, delivering the reader with:

Definitive account of this significant international crop assurance of all points of winning sugar beet transforming into Over 2,500 references from foreign literature color photos to help within the identity of sugar beet pests, ailments and nutrient deficiencies

All these concerned with the crop, together with growers and processors, sugar beet and sugar agencies and society individuals will locate this e-book to be a useful source. Agricultural and plant scientists, foodstuff scientists and technologists and all libraries in study associations the place those topics are studied and taught will locate it a beneficial addition to their cabinets.

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Achard claimed that, shortly after his first publication, representatives of cane sugar refineries offered him considerable sums of money to recant his findings. He refused to do so (Deerr, 1949; 1950). After only a few years of commercial sugar production Achard suffered a great misfortune. His small factory, erected with so much personal involvement, burned down completely in 1807. His financial resources were stretched in reconstructing the building (Fig. 3) and from then on he was in constant economic difficulties trying to replace machinery and carrying out makeshift repairs.

1990 2000 8 crop is aided by the fact that it is a most effective scavenger of nitrogen fertilizer, leaving little in soil at harvest to then move into groundwater. Work on resistant varieties, biological control and pesticide seed treatments will all help to reduce or dispense completely with use of pesticide sprays. By-products of the crop (tops, insoluble root material and molasses) are extensively used as animal feeds (and, to a small degree, in human dietary fibre), in contrast with sugar cane, where the principal byproduct (bagasse) is used as a fuel in the factory (see Chapter 17).

However, the continuous diffusion process was subsequently developed into working technology by Julius Robert in around 1860. So, while the basic discoveries were made in Germany, the practical development of the beet sugar industry on the European continent in the early nineteenth century took place in France, not least as a result of French government industrial policy. It was not until the 1830s that beet sugar factories were again built in Germany. These made use of the improved methods of sugar extraction that had been developed in France.

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