Dropping temperatures in early October may have put some sugar beets in western Nebraska at risk of crown decay, and when decay begins in the beet before it can be processed, it makes the beet unacceptable for sugar production for human consumption, according to University of Nebraska-Lincoln cow/calf systems and stocker management specialist Karla Wilke.
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