Sugar beet productivity is a complex indicator defined as the sugar yield per unit area, calculated by multiplying root crop yield by the percentage of sugar content.
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For sugar beet, productivity is measured as sugar yield in tonnes per hectare. Root yield is assessed using a quantitative-weight method, while sugar content is determined by polarimetric analysis of the brei or by using refractometers during the vegetation stage.
Typical productivity indicators include yields at the level of 40–50 t/ha with a potential of up to 60–70 t/ha, sugar content in the range of 16–20%, and an estimated sugar yield of 7–8 t/ha. Realization of this potential is directly influenced by the genetic characteristics of F1 hybrids, agrotechnical conditions, and the uniformity of crop stand density.
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