A two years study was conducted to evaluate, thirteen beet varieties belonging to sugarbeet, fodder beet and vegetable beet types for fresh biomass yield, quality parameters and nutrient uptake potential for green fodder purpose. The fresh biomass and dry matter yield was observed better in sugarbeet varieties that ranged from 63.52 to 70.46 tonnes/ha and 13.77 to 14.86 tonnes/ha, respectively as compared to fodder & vegetable beet varieties. Sugarbeet varieties recorded significantly higher brix content (10.2 to 12.4 %) than the fodder beet (6.10 to 8.50 %). But sugarbeet varieties registered lower quality parameters values than fodder and vegetable beet varieties. Dry matter content range was recorded higher in sugarbeet varieties (20.58 to 22.04 %) as compared to fodder beet (13.31 to 19.73 %) and vegetable beet variety (19.95 %). Overall macro and micro mineral content was observed higher in fodder and vegetable beet varieties as compared to sugarbeet varieties. However, mean data showed slightly better primary, secondary and micro nutrients uptake by sugarbeet varieties as compared to fodder and vegetable beet varieties. Mean nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P2O5) and potash (K2O) uptake was found to be 250.0, 76.7 and 180.9 kg/ha in sugarbeet varieties and 200.2, 57.6 and 155.6 kg/ha in fodder beet varieties, respectively.