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Sugar beet occupies each year about 65.000 hectares in Morocco which allows a production that approaches or exceeds three million tons of roots, with an average yield of 46 tonnes per ha (54% of national needs sugar consumption). Since its introduction in Morocco in 1962-1963, sugar beet yield increased significantly in quantity and quality. In Morocco, the sugar beet is a very important crop because of its products and by-products, mainly:

Sugar Beet Weeds in Tadla Region (Morocco): Species Encountered, Interference and Chemical Control