Sugar Beet Topping Process East Grand Forks 1937

In October 1937, workers top sugar beets near East Grand Forks, Minnesota. This vintage image documents agricultural practices in the United States during the 1930s. The topping process involves cutting off the beets leafy tops before harvesting, a crucial step for ensuring successful sugar extraction. Minnesota was a key region for sugar beet production, reflecting the importance of agriculture in the local economy.

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