sugarbeets

Sugarbeet growers are feeling the pinch this year, with losses stacking up and lawmakers stepping in. Let’s see what’s brewing at the state Capitol.

A push for real sugar in schools has sparked discussions about what our children are really eating — and who benefits.

The 2025 season was a good one for sugarbeet growers across the Northwest, with very strong yields reported. So, what was different this year, that led to a crop Samantha Parrott described as 'massive'?

Sugarbeet growers from across the Northwest will be in Boise Thursday, for the 2025 University of Idaho Snake River Sugarbeet Conference.

After four-plus decades at the helm, the head of the American Sugar Beet Growers Association is retiring.

While final numbers aren’t available just yet, this year’s Sugarbeet crop looks to be a very good one.

As sugarbeet harvest continues, as of Sunday September 28th, 15% of the crop has been harvested nationwide.

The 2025 sugarbeet harvest is underway, not only in the Northwest, but across the nation. As of Sunday the 14th, 8% of the national crop had been harvested.

In this tight farm economy, producers want to get the most out of every input. Adam Cowser, Producer Manger at Valent BioSciences, said biostimulants are a great way for farmers to stretch their dollar.

“I think we're going to have really great yields," Parrott said. "Our tonnage in sugar is looking really good so far. So, growers should be very happy."