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| | Sugar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Brown sugars are obtained in the late stages of sugar refining (stopping the refinement before sugar becomes white and free of molasses), or by coating white refined sugar with a cane molasses syrup. | | | The sugar crystals are removed by a centrifuge and the liquid recycled in the crystalliser stages. | | | Table sugar is commercially extracted from either sugar cane or sugar beet. |
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| | Sugar cane |
| | The cane plant is a coarse growing member of the grass family with juice or sap high in sugar content. | | | The mixture of plant sap and water, with the sugar in solution, collected from the roller mills is slightly acid in reaction with a pH of 5 to 5.5. | | | The culture is essentially the same as for sugar cane and some of the varieties are the same. |
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| | Australian Primary Industries - Sugar Cane |
| | The sugar cane is harvested by self-propelled harvesting machines. | | | Sugar cane is grown from setts (cuttings from mature cane stalks) which are planted by machines which form a furrow, cut the cane stalks into 40cm pieces, drop them into the furrows, add fertiliser, and cover them with soil. | | | As the sugar cane grows, it is cultivated to let air and water into the soil and to control weeds. |
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| | Ethnobotanical Leaflets |
| | The most destructive insects of sugar cane are stem-borers, the larvae of several genera of moths. | | | Sugar cane was originally grown for the sole purpose of chewing in southeastern Asia and the Pacific. | | | Sugar cane is a perennial crop which usually produces crops for about 3-6 years before being replanted. |
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| | replicas of sugar cane equipment |
| | as the son of a sugar cane farmer, i was wondering if any toy makers were thinking about producing toys like combines or high-crop tractors or even cane harvestors. |
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| | Processing of Jamaican sugar cane |
| | From this 212,476 tonnes of sugar was produced, down from 239,483 tonnes of sugar in 1991/92. | | | The processing of sugar cane is one of the vital industries of the country to the extent that small pieces of cane are often found in household refrigerators for chewing. | | | It has been suggested that sugar cane was first cultivated over 2000 years ago. |
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| | Sugar Cane Transport |
| | Sugar cane is one of the bulkiest of crops. | | | Unlike all other sugar mill bogie locomotives, the drawgear is attached to the bogies rather than the frames. | | | The bulky, low-value crop initially restricted manufacture to small mills to which the cane was transported over muddy roads in German wagons and drays hauled by bullocks or horses. |
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| | SKIL - Learn How Sugar Is Made |
| | Sugar beet is a temperate climate biennial root crop. | | | The remaining 30% is produced from sugar beet, a root crop resembling a large parsnip grown mostly in the temperate zones of the north. | | | Raw sugar is made where the sugar cane grows and white sugar is made from the raw sugar in the country where it is needed. |
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| | Saccharum officinarum |
| | Manuring is indispensible as the crop is an exhausting one. | | | Cane sugar, cane syrup, molasses, wax, and rum are products of sugarcane. | | | Powdered sugar is used as a 'drawing' agent for granulations and "proud flesh" (Hartwell, 1967–1971) and, in a 1:3 solution in water, for gonorrhea and vaginal discharges (Watt and Breyer-Brandwijk, 1962). |
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| | Ethnobotanical Leaflets |
| | After bagasse and molasses are separated from the sugar, the sugar is sent to the refinery. | | | The type of sugar produced by sugarcane is called sucrose. | | | While this is beneficial to many sugar producing countries, it is tremendously disastrous for the rest of the world. |
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| | SKIL - History of Sugar |
| | Sugar beet was first identified as a source of sugar in 1747. | | | By 1880 sugar beet had replaced sugar cane as the main source of sugar on continental Europe. | | | It is thought that cane sugar was first used by man in Polynesia from where it spread to India. |
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| | Sugar Cane (washingtonpost.com) |
| | In the production of crystallized sugar, mature canes anywhere from four to 10 feet in length are field-cut and trucked to processing plants, where steam turbines squeeze the crop for its juice. | | | A principal source of sucrose, sugar cane is a perennial grass that is believed to have originated in either Southeast Asia or the South Pacific. | | | Kids who live in tropical and subtropical lands -- from Havana to Maui to Rangoon -- love to chew on fibrous sugar cane for a taste of the flavorful syrup. |
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| | Philippines Sugar Cane industry |
| | Sugar cane is a delicate plant, and there was always a need for plenty of fertilizer, irrigation, and a workforce that would work long hard hours of backbreaking labor without complaint - or without choice, as in the case of slaves. | | | However, there were many flaws in the sugar system, not the least of which were the extremely inequitable land distribution inherent in a sharecropping system and the dependence on the kindness of strangers (in the form of the Yank's continued subsidization of sugar via the quota system). | | | Sugar was grown as a subsistence crop long before it was exported. |
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| | Sugar History |
| | Sugar producation was wide-spread on Cyprus and Sicily, and these weren't even considered the best sources of sugar. | | | Ordinary sugar was available in varying degrees of fineness, although most of it came in the form of 'loaves', which varied in size from about 1 lb. | | | So valuable was sugar for the economy that the law allowed compulsory purchase of land for it, and water could be taken from whatever source; workers were also bound to the industry by law and were free from arrest during the season when the refineries were working." says Smith's "A History of Sicily. |
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| | Sugar Cane, Pineapple, Coffee & Morinda |
| | Cane fields are often burned prior to harvesting the stems. | | | Because of cheaper labor in other regions of the world, the Hawaiian sugar cane industry is slowly being replaced with other profitable agricultural (fruit) crops and the tourist industry. | | | A field of sugar cane (Saccharum officinarum) in rich volcanic soils on the Hawaiian island of Kauai. |
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| | sugar cane crusher, sugarcane production plant, sugar and jaggery plant, sugarcane crusher, india |
| | This is a batch type machine which separates sugar and molasses by centrifugal action.Liquid molasses pass through very small holes of the screen fixed on periphery,while sugar crystals bigger than the holes of the screen,cannot pass through it.Hence sugar is retained inside the screen. | | | These sugar is retained inside the screen.These sugar crystals are washed by water or steam sprinkling.Sugar is then dried under the sun and molasses is reboiled for jaggery making. | | | sugar cane crusher, sugarcane production plant, sugar and jaggery plant, sugarcane crusher, india |
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| | sugar cane in barbados -- sugar cane in barbados |
| | Sugar Cane: In 1637, a Dutchman, Pieter Blower, brought sugar cane to Barbados. | | | The land is fertile and well cultivated (sugar cane is the main crop).The coral structure of the island acts as a natural filter, and the water of Barbados is among the purest in the world... | | | It is currently under sugar cane cultivation, operated by the Barbados Agricultural Management Company Ltd. (BAMC). |
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| | EFFECT ON PRODUCTION OF SUGAR CANE AND ON SOIL FERTILITY OF |
| | Yields of the whole plant and of the cane stalk were closely related to the growth rate and were increased by N fertilization and by mulching with the dead leaves. | | | Application of urea to the soil, up to a level of 150 kg N/ha, increased biomass yield and the nutritional quality of the sugar cane for animal feeding. | | | The advantages of trash burning are to destroy some harmful diseases and insects in the cane field, to provide some small amounts of potassium and phosphate for cane growing and to make the ratoon preparation easier after harvesting. |
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| | HISTORY OF SUGAR LAND |
| | But it wasn’t long before sugar cane became the area’s primary cash crop and the land, rich in sugar cane, was appropriately renamed Sugar Land. | | | For many Houstonians, a trip to Sugar Land was considered beyond commuting distance, but, for the pioneers it was an introduction into a truly unique lifestyle. | | | The City of Sugar Land quickly realized its future lie with these attractive developments and set up an aggressive plan to assure quality growth through annexation. |
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| | Meagher: Sugarcane IPM |
| | Varietal resistance in sugar cane to stalk moth borers, pp. | | | Table 1 shows cane yield (tons cane/acre), sugar yield (tons sugar/acre) and sugar recovery rate for the areas that commercially produce sugarcane. | | | Currently, a low percentage of sugarcane acres in south Texas are sprayed with insecticides for stemborer control. |
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| | SKIL - How Sugar Cane Is Made |
| | In other factories a diffuser is used as is described for beet sugar manufacture. | | | You may have done something like this at school but probably not with sugar because it is difficult to get the crystals to grow well. | | | Either way the juice is pretty dirty: the soil from the fields, some small fibres and the green extracts from the plant are all mixed in with the sugar. |
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| | cane sugar on Encyclopedia.com |
| | Franciscotame Catillo harvests sugar cane in a field near Mariel, Cuba. | | | Lorry drivers buy sugar cane to chew while they wait for the ferry to cross the Padma (Ganges) river. |
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| | Sugar cane |
| | The main pests of sugar cane are the spotted borer, Chilo sacchariphagus, the scale insect, Aulacaspis tegalensis, the armyworms, Mythimna spp.and the white grubs, Heteronychus licas and Phyllophaga smithi. | | | Posted At The most destructive insects of sugar cane are stem-borers, the larvae of several genera of moths. | | | Posted At My husband recently planted some sugar cane plamts. |
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| | Barbados Sugar Cane Industry |
| | In an effort to have Phase-1 facilities operational in time for the 2005 sugar cane harvest season an aggressive schedule had to be compiled as shown in Table 10.1-1 of this plan. | | | The goal of the proposed plan is to provide Barbados with a financial and economic roadmap toward diversification and to transform the sugar cane industry once more into a leadership position. | | | This plan recommends the formation of a cane harvesting cooperative in an effort to improve harvesting efficiency. |
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| | Amazon.com: Books: Handbook of Cane Sugar Engineering |
| | A must for sugar industry libraries and for engineers and chemists wishing to keep up to date with the latest in sugar technology. | | | It describes in detail each and every part of a Sugar industry, with useful information and guide to designers and constructers. | | | THE BOOK for sugar industry, May 4, 2000 |
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| | Sugar Cane - Bulletins - Southern Matters |
| | Majer E. Antique Machinery Used for Growing Sugar Cane | | | Brandes E.W., Sherwood S.F., and Belcher B.A. Sugar Cane for Sirup Production | | | Sorghum and Sugar Cane Mills and Evaporators, &c. |
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| | Imperial Sugar Company - Home |
| | Free Flowing Compressible, Flavored, Granulated & Powdered Sugars | | | Innovative new packaging from Imperial Sugar Company is convenient and easy to use. | | | Imperial Sugar Company Completes Sale of Holly Sugar Subsidiary |
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| | Untitled Document |
| | Peel, cut into sections, discard the hard joints, cut sections into bite-sized pieces and chew on it to extract the juice. | | | Used in Vietnamese cooking to make their famous Sugar Cane Shrimp | | | Refrigerate if not using immediately, as the sugar in the cane could ferment and sour the cane. |
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| | Sugar Cane Lodge, Accommodation in Grenada, Eastern Caribbean |
| | "I stayed at Sugar Cane Lodge for the last two days of my 10-day trip to Grenada and my only regret is that I didn't stop there for the entirety. | | | Set apart from the holiday routine provided by conventional hotels, ‘Sugar Cane Lodge’ enjoys the peace and tranquility of the old Caribbean - hidden away in a rare, rural setting of tropical beauty that feels far from the madding crowd but is only minutes away from the many attractions that this third-world Island affords. | | | If you want your batteries recharged, then this is the place to be." |
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| | sugar cane dha tan |
| | Dihydroxyacetone, other known as DHA is a colorless sugar that has been FDA approved for more than 30 years. | | | DHA is a colorless sugar that has been FDA approved for more than 30 years, which darkens the skin. | | | DHA darkens the skin by interacting with the amino acids in the dead surface cells found in the outermost layer of the skin, producing color changes. |
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| | Lahaina Kaanapali Railroad |
| | Railroads traveled through the history of Hawaii for more than 100 years, hauling sugar cane to the mills, and transporting workers between their homes and the canefields. | | | Steam locomotives became a picturesque part of the Hawaiian landscape, sounding their haunting whistles as they rounded a mountain curve, or plowed along narrow-guage track between fields of sugar cane and plantation villages. | | | From December to April, it is a common sight to spot humpback whales frolicking in our warm Pacific waters. |
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| | Sugar Cane - Southern Matters |
| | Cane mills mean a simpler time to me. They bring forth images of friends and families working cooperatively in community-oriented, low-impact subsistence farming. | | | I assure you that there would be no dancing around my Granny Watson. | | | I do not have significant experience, training, attitude, or aptitude in cane culture, mechanics or food. |
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| | Sugar Cane Train |
| | Sugar Cane Train can be purchased for a limited time only. | | | travel plans, Sugar Cane Train for all your Buy advantures. | | | Kayaking low cost are the best online Affordable. |
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| | Alexander & Baldwin Sugar Museum |
| | Images courtesy of the Alexander and Baldwin Sugar Museum. | | | © 2002 - 2004 Alexander and Baldwin Sugar Museum. | | | Photo credit: Color photos in this site © 2001 David Franzen. |
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