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Facilitating the Exchange of Technical Information in Beet Sugar Processing and Sugarbeet Production About ASSBT History of the ASSBT In the mid-1930s, the need for a formal organization that would facilitate communication among diverse facets of the beet sugar industry was identified.  An informal group known as “The Sugar Beet Roundtable,” was formed and led […]

Past Proceedings Proceedings from past Biennial meetings. Past Proceedings Proceedings (a.k.a. “extended abstracts”) from past Biennial meetings (1938 to 2021) can be found on this page.  Proceedings will not be accepted for future meetings; however, the Journal of Sugar Beet Research will continue publishing meeting abstracts.  In addition, the JSBR will now be accepting technical […]

2027 General Meeting Austin, TX February 22 – 25, 2027 44th Biennial Meeting Austin, TX, February 22 -25, 2027 The 44th Biennial Meeting of The American Society of Sugar Beet Technologists will take place February 22-25, 2027, in lively and vibrant Austin, Texas. Learn about the latest research and advancements in sugar beet growing, production […]

Awards Recognizing significant achievement and outstanding individuals in beet sugar technology and the beet sugar industry. Savitsky Award This is the highest award available from the Society.  There are no specific criteria for this award.  It is given at the discretion of the Board of Directors, and must be by unanimous agreement of the Board. […]

Book Library Books available to order Ordering Books Order from the available books below by downloading this order form and mail to:Beet Sugar Development Foundation, 800 Grant Street, Suite 300, Denver CO 80203 Or email to: [email protected] Download Book Order Form Available Books Compendium of Beet Diseases and Pests (2nd Edition) $114.00 Sugar Technology (Beet […]

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