Curly Top Disease is a viral infection that primarily affects beets and other plants in the chenopodiaceae family. It is caused by the Beet curly top virus, which is transmitted by leafhoppers, small insects that feed on plant sap. The disease leads to stunted growth, curling leaves, and yellowing, ultimately reducing crop yields. Farmers can manage Curly Top Disease by controlling leafhopper populations and using resistant plant varieties. Crop rotation and proper sanitation practices can also help minimize the spread of the virus. Early detection and intervention are crucial for protecting affected crops.