The grasslands south of the Northern European Plain are characterized by the cultivation of sugar beets.
The sugar beet is a fruit derived from the common beet that is widely used in Europe to obtain sugar. This fruit is characterized by being beige in color, it has an elongated shape similar to a carrot.
The cultivation of this fruit occurs in most of Europe especially in the southern region of the great plains of northern Europe. Among the most producing countries of this product are:
