"82","12","archive","1",,,"disk0/00/00/00/82","2010-11-20 21:49:56","2017-03-07 23:29:27","2010-11-20 21:49:56","article",,,"show","","","","","","","","","","","0",,,"Ruffing","B.J.","","","","",,,,,"","","Sugar Beet Plot Harvester",,"pub","irrsugarbeet","d_unclass",,,"SUGAR beet companies, state experiment
stations, and the USDA Agricultural
Research Service use replicated
plots to evaluate sugar beet yields as
influenced by varieties, fertilizers,
water-management practices, etc. As a
result, many people need some type
of sugar-beet, plot-harvesting equipment.
Plots frequently are up to 50 ft
in length from which two to eight
rows may be harvested. Harvesting
sugar-beet plots by hand involves a
great deal of manual labor. Beets are
first undercut, then pulled and topped
by hand, piled in the center of the
plot, counted as they are placed in a
wire basket, and lifted by hand to a
scale for weighing. This method is
slow and expensive.","1971","published",,,"0149",,"",,"public",,,,"Transaction of the ASAE","14","1",,,"12-13",,,,,,,,,,,,,,"unknown",,,,,,,,,"","","",,"","",,,,,,,"",,,,
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