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Yes, deer will not only eat the beets greens, they will also dig for the roots. Even if the root is an unfamiliar food for them, once they have some, they love them. Deer especially like sugar beets, and both hunters and non-hunters often plant beets for the purpose of attracting deer.If you are growing the beets for your own use, here are a few suggestions for protecting them from deer and other hungry animals. Install an electric fence around your garden or crop, sprinkle milorganite around the garden, or hang Irish Spring soap around the border of the garden.
Sugar beet by-product, calle beet pulp, are fed to cattle, sheep, goats, pigs and rabbits. It is merely a supplemental feed, which means that it cannot be fed alone as a ration because it will cause digestive upset--which leads to illness--in the animals that it is fed to. Humans also eat the by-product of sugar beets, which is sugar, after the beets have undergone processing. Waste sugar beets have been found useful as a silage ration for cattle when mixed, choppsed and ensiled with straw. Because sugar beets are very high in carbohydrates (primarily starch and sugars), mixing with straw decreases the risk of metabolic issues like acidosis because the straw contributes to the needed fibre content that ruminants require in their diets.
Yes, you can eat the leaves of beets.
Only the tops. Hamsters can get gas or bloating if they eat beets.
Of what I know a turtle usually eats wildflowers in the grassland.
I won't eat spinach and beets for dinner shouted Maurice!
Deer eat asparagus at night and groundhogs during the day time.
yes
garden snakes like to eat the items in all gardens. and sometimes the insects that live in the garden plants. they arent like other snakes, most other snakes eat other animals and etc.
you can eat whatever you want but, the fact is how much you eat. you can but not to much. carrots are good for your eye sight and give your eyesight and give you a lot of nutrients same for beets. beets are very good for you just not everyday it takes away them anit-bodies in your metabolism and you need all your nutrients. just limit how much of carrots and beets you eat.
Greenfly don't eat the whole plant, but if you had a big garden they would be some pest!
That you like Picked Beets? I like them tooo......