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1Lb Sugar Beet Food Plot 10,000 Seeds Bulk
1Lb Sugar Beet Food Plot 10,000 Seeds Bulk
1Lb Sugar Beet Food Plot 10,000 Seeds Bulk
1Lb Sugar Beet Food Plot 10,000 Seeds Bulk
1Lb Sugar Beet Food Plot 10,000 Seeds Bulk
1Lb Sugar Beet Food Plot 10,000 Seeds Bulk

1Lb Sugar Beet Food Plot 10,000 Seeds Bulk Excellent Deer Food Plot

Product ID : 44085012
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Galleon Product ID 44085012
Shipping Weight 1 lbs
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Model SugarBeet1Lb
Manufacturer OrOlam
Shipping Dimension 12.99 x 9.02 x 0.98 inches
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1Lb Sugar Beet Food Plot 10,000 Seeds Bulk Features

  • Sugar Beet Food Plot Seeds bulk Exellent Deer Food Plot

  • Harvest 45-55 Days

  • Emergency Survival Seed

  • Seeds are Non-GMO and hand packed by OrOlam

  • Deer Plot Whitetail Sugar Green,Sugar Green, Deep rooting, Frost Tolerance, Stay put.


About 1Lb Sugar Beet Food Plot 10,000 Seeds Bulk

Sugar Beet 1 Lbs First Quality Non-GMO Sugar Beet Seeds Current Test Data Shown on Packet Exclusive OrOlam Seeds Bulk Seed is Excellent for Immediate Planting or for Long Term Storage as an Emergency Seed About The Sugar Beet In the mid 18th century, a German chemist by the name of Andreas Margraff found that the chemical composition of beets included sucrose similar to that of sugar cane. Sugar cane provided the only source for sugar at that time; consequently, the prices of sugar rose very high because of the necessity of importing it from foreign countries. Franz Karl Achard, one of Margraff's students, continued the research and brought the sugar beet into production for a source of sugar; for his pioneering efforts, he is called the father of the sugar beet industry. When the supply of sugar cane was lost because of war time, Napoleon declared that the sugar beet be grown in large amounts to provide sugar. This established commercial use of the sugar beet, and eventually it grew in almost every country.