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This photograph shows a sugar beet being 'topped' by hand. This process of 'topping' basically knocks the top leafy part of the beet from the main body of the vegetable.
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PRODUCING YOUR SUGAR: THE GROWING AND PROCESSING OF SUGAR BEET, BRITAIN, 1942
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- object category: Black and white
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