Camo-Cropping
- Under this process soil is being dyed red, blue and green to hide emerging sugar beet crops from disease-carrying aphids.
- Food-based dyes are being used so they don’t impact the quality of the crop.
- Under this system farmers spray the soil, and the aphids flying over don’t see the beet coming through so they are flying ....
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