"Curly Top" is a viral plant disease caused by the Curly Top Virus, which primarily affects crops like tomatoes and beets. The disease is transmitted by certain types of leafhoppers, small insects that feed on the sap of infected plants. Symptoms include stunted growth, curling leaves, and yellowing, which can lead to significant yield loss. Management of "Curly Top" involves using resistant plant varieties, controlling leafhopper populations, and practicing crop rotation. Early detection and removal of infected plants can help prevent the spread of the virus. Farmers are encouraged to monitor their fields regularly for signs of the disease.