A sweet sign of power and wealth The first sugar cane stalks were grown in New Guinea 8,000 years ago. Yet people started eating sugar more regularly when raw sugar was transformed into ...

The Maui News / MATTHEW THAYER photo Sugar cane may no longer be processed at the Puunene Mill, but one Hawaii island nonprofit found a use for the leftover stalks still dotting the Maui landscape.

The Paris correspondent of the Journal of Commerce says that the sorgho, or Chinese sugar cane, which has attracted ... In one corner could be seen the sorgho in stalk, such as it is when cut ...

A survey by Bernama has also found that the Indian community has been racing against the clock to get their homes stocked up with sugarcane stalks in time to ursher the harvest festival. According to ...

The aromatic sources were host plant odors: a) pseudostem and rhizome of the Musa sp "apple" banana (AAB) and b) stalks of sugar cane, Saccharum sp. The olfatometric results show that the host plant ...

The Ministry of Agriculture and Sugar Cane Production Committee, in association with Belize Sugar Industries Limited and the ...

Each fall, sugar cane was gathered from the field and taken to a local cane mill where the juice was squeezed from the stalk. Cooking down the raw juice into sweet cane syrup became a celebration ...