What happened
The aircraft was conducting a landing approach into the setting sun. The runway in question was notably narrow, measuring only 30 feet in width. As the pilot continued the final approach, the intense glare from the sun significantly impaired visibility of the runway surface.
Recognizing the difficulty in seeing the runway clearly due to the lighting conditions, the pilot made the decision to abort the landing and initiate a go-around. However, during this critical phase of flight, the pilot was unable to maintain directional control of the aircraft.
Consequently, the aircraft departed the paved surface of the runway. After exiting the runway area, the aircraft encountered soft terrain in an adjacent potato field. The ground conditions caused the nose gear to collapse, resulting in the aircraft nosing over.