Sugarcane

Sugarcane Press mud Sugarcane Press mud - Sugarcane press mud is the residue of the filtration of sugarcane juice. The clarification process separates the juice into a clear juice that rises to the top and goes to manufacture, and a mud that collects at the bottom. The mud is then filtered to separate the suspended matter, which includes insoluble salts and fine bagasse. This industrial waste is mostly used as soil conditioner, soil fertilizer and for wax production. Income…

Intercropping in Sugarcane Cultivation Influenced the Soil Properties and Enhanced the Diversity of Vital Diazotrophic Bacteria Abstract To investigate the effect of sugarcane intercropping cultivation (peanut and soybean) on the soil properties and diazotrophic bacterial diversity, soil survey was conducted at four different locations of Guangxi, China. Principal component analysis of soil chemical properties showed difference among intercropping and monoculture samples. Next to this, PCA…

the sugar production industry is a massively important boon for the country’s exports. This product makes up nearly 2% of the GDP of the entire country, or nearly $44 billion USD annually, and makes up over 35% of the worldwide export of sugar (Sugarcane). This industry employs over 1 million workers in the country as well, which makes up about 1% of the entire country’s workforce, a relatively significant proportion of the population working to produce a single product (World Bank). Its…

associated with Eldana saccharina in sugarcane Introduction Eldana saccharina Walker (Lepidoptera: Pyralidea) is a serious pest in maize, sorghum and in all sugarcane regions of South Africa. It is an African native with a wide distribution within South Africa and has a number of natural hosts including the water sedges Cyperus dives and Cyperus papyrus (Assefa et al., 2008; Webster et al., 2005; Rutherford, 2015). The pest is estimated to cause the sugarcane industry losses of over a billion…

Corn ethanol or sugarcane ethanol? for most people who haven't heard of these two fuel resources, it sounds like something almost impossible to do, powering your vehicle with sugar cane and corn. A question that is slowly coming to light due to the high demand for eco-friendly vehicles. These are both fuel resources that have recently been introduced into our list of choices for fuel. Throughout the following paragraphs, we will discuss the differences or similarities between these two fuel…

that can be profitable from sugarcane products. Department of Labor and Employment has released P12.25M for education and livelihood for the sugarcane workers and dependents. Livelihood Trainings – There is no work in sugar plantations and mills during off-season (usually April-September), so the sugarcane workers do not have the means to meet the basic needs of their families. The project will provide livelihood trainings for the workers, which are related to sugarcane industry. VMC has…

Everglades were once home to many rare, endangared, and exotic species. But now, lots of this is gone. The everglades get effected by Sugarcane farm”s, face many water supply droughts and have a very weak ecosystem. To begin with the Florida Everglades are dramaticly affected by the 440,000 acres of sugarcane farms that it host’s. Thee farms are put in the Everglades since sugarcane grows so well there. Most people would think that these plants are a good thing. But in this case these plants…

into account when assessing the qualities of a feedstock for biofuel production. Then it would soon become apparent that the investments made in corn grain ethanol could better go to alternatives such as sugarcane and microalgae, which have a higher energy yield. As mentioned above, in the sugarcane example, biofuels can be economically viable and at the same time environmentally sustainable. So in my opinion biofuels are an important tool in mitigating the global greenhouse…

ABSTRACT In this lab we examined sugarcane and corn to see which of these uses fermentation to produce CO2 more efficiently. Finding out which substrate will produce CO2 more efficiently will show which product will be more useful in protecting the environment. After many steps and mixtures, it concluded that the hypothesis made in the beginning was rejected. INTRODCTION Glycolysis is an anaerobic metabolic pathway that is found in the cytosol of cells, which form ATP by breaking down the…

As discoveries concerning the New World by nations of the Old World including, but not limited to, European states, progressed, innovations were made concerning the utilization of natural resources found in the New World (the Americas) to continue to promote and benefit the “mother” countries back in Europe. Furthermore, certain practices were used in the Americas, such as the slave trade, to obtain the greatest amount of benefits. However, these practices were not necessarily considered to be…