“Sugarbeet Report” presented by NDSU Extension, features growing tips from NDSU sugar beet specialists and researchers.
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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "Sugar Beet Report: Wrapping Up 2026" (1 October 2026, 4 minutes), "American Crystal: From Planting to Harvest" (23 September 2026, 5 minutes), and "From Harvest to Winter: Protecting Your Soil" (17 September 2026, 4 minutes).
Sugarbeet Report publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 4 minutes across 27 episodes.
Booking probability for Sugarbeet Report is 37%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Sugarbeet Report requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Sugarbeet Report's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Sugarbeet Report are Other Crop Farming. Sugarbeet Report has an education audience.
Sugarbeet Report is an education podcast with 27 episodes published.
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Episode #27
For the last Sugarbeet Report, we’ll cover the ups and downs of the beet-season, including drought and Cercospora leaf spot impact, with Erik Branch, NDSU and University of Minnesota Extension Sugar Beet Specialist.
Episode #26
Joining us today, is Steve Rosenau, Vice President of Agriculture for American Crystal Sugarbeet Company. Steve will give us a recap of this year’s sugar beet crop, including drought impact and projections.
Episode #25
Thinking about good soil practices can pay off in the long run. Anna Cates, University of Minnesota Soil Health Specialist has some fall tips.
Episode #24
Fertilizer prices remain high and volatile. Who knows how available fertilizer will be for next season. Daniel Kaiser, University of Minnesota Extension soil scientist, has some fertilizer insight.
Today we’re talking about with Cercospora leaf spot resistance with Nate Wyatt, USDA Research Plant Pathologist in the Sugarbeet and Potato Research Unit.
Episode #21
For many, disease and insects are a bit suppressed by the dry conditions. But the lack of water is also taking its toll on the beets. Eric Branch, NDSU and University of Minnesota Extension sugar beet specialist, has...
Episode #20
A timely rain right now would go a long way for the entire crop, according to Joe Hastings, agronomist for the American Crystal Sugar Company.
Does the hot dry weather change any sugar beet practices in controlling Cercospora? Providing guidance is Ashok Chanda, Extension Sugarbeet Pathologist with the University of Minnesota and Northwest Research and...
The Sugarbeet Research and Education Board, who are they and what do they do? Let’s find out with our guest, Robert Vivatson, President of the Sugarbeet Research and Education Board.
Cercospora leaf spot symptoms and stormy weather are hitting sugar beet crops. Let’s find out the latest with Eric Branch, NDSU and University of Minnesota Extension sugar beet specialist.
Episode #15
Tom Peters, NDSU and University of Minnesota Extension sugar beet agronomist is retiring. We’ll hear about his journey.
The sugar beet root maggot is feeding on your crops and its numbers are on the rise. Mark Boetel, NDSU Extension entomologist has the latest.
Episode #13
Cercospora leaf spot symptoms are not showing in the sugar beet fields…yet. Let’s find out how the sugar beet crop looks with Eric Branch, NDSU and University of Minnesota Extension sugarbeet specialist.
Episode #13
<p>Cercospora leaf spot symptoms are not showing in the sugar beet fields…yet. Let’s find out how the sugar beet crop looks with Eric Branch, NDSU and University of Minnesota Extension sugarbeet specialist.</p>
Episode #12
Today we’ll discuss sugar beet agronomy and weed control in sugar beet with Tom Peters, NDSU and University of Minnesota Extension sugar beet agronomist.
Episode #12
<p>Today we’ll discuss sugar beet agronomy and weed control in sugar beet with Tom Peters, NDSU and University of Minnesota Extension sugar beet agronomist.</p>
<p>Here with an update is Emma Burt, Research Agronomist for the Minn-Dak Farmers Cooperative. </p>
<p>Mark Boetel, NDSU Extension entomologist, discusses the latest information regarding early season pests and what to watch out for in your fields.</p>
<p>Mark Boomquist, Director of Research for Southern Minnesota Beet Sugar Cooperative, has an update from Southern Minnesota. </p>
<p>Some of the common soil-borne diseases that affect sugar beet growers include Rhizoctonia and Aphanomyces root rot. Offering disease management strategy is Dr. Ashok Chanda, Extension Sugarbeet Pathologist with the...
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State Soil Health Specialist and Assistant Professor in the Department of Soil, Water, and Climate at the University of Minnesota, Minnesota Office for Soil Health
Extension nutrient management specialist, University of Minnesota Extension
sugar beet agronomist at NDSU and University of Minnesota Extension, Symbol Training Institute
University of Minnesota Extension
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