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  • Sugar-cane and garment workers will be hurt; workers in capital-goods industries might gain.

    Five Myths Of The Free-Trade Debate 2008

  • Sugar-cane ethanol and cellulosic ethanol also had far fewer greenhouse emissions, per kilometer traveled, than corn ethanol.

    Brazil's Sugar-Cane Ethanol Gets a Boost From IMF Report 2007

  • Sugar-cane also grows wild here, an uncommon thing in West

    Travels in West Africa 2003

  • Sugar-cane will thrive in the swamps, coffee on the hill-slopes: I heard of, but never saw ginger.

    Two Trips to Gorilla Land and the Cataracts of the Congo 2003

  • Fruit and vegetable processing Peels, insoluble solids from pulp and seeds Animal and poultry production Manure Animal slaughtering and meat processing Suspended solids Coffee processing Pulp Sugar-cane and oil palm processing Residual solids Alcohol and alcoholic beverage processing Residual solids V Structural cellulose and lignin in high proportion Cereal, sugar-cane, and rice growing and processing Straw, husks, bagasse Corn growing and processing Stocks and cobs

    Chapter 5 1979

  • Other straws 441 41 18 123 Total straws 1,710 111 96 607 Sugar-cane 116 9 28 46

    Chapter 3 1979

  • Raw materials 1,000 metric tons Sugar-cane bagasse

    Chapter 22 1979

  • Group Predominant compound Activity By-product I High proportion of di - and mono-saccharides Sugar-cane growing and processing Molasses

    Chapter 5 1979

  • Sugar-cane grows wild from sea to mountain; wild oranges, lemons, and limes can be had for the picking; and land adapted for growing rice, coffee, tobacco, rubber, cocoanuts, and cinchona is plentiful.

    Wealth of the World's Waste Places and Oceania Jewett Castello Gilson

  • Sugar-cane, etc. Until 1886 there was no Government, except that of several petty kings or chiefs, each of whom still rules over his own tribe, although the Protestant missionaries exercised a considerable social influence.

    The Philippine Islands John Foreman

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