Advances in harvesting and transport of sugarcane Maryclaire Moroney

Advances in harvesting and transport of sugarcane Maryclaire MoroneyThe chapter describes preparation of sugarcane for harvesting, harvesting options, in field loading and transport. It considers two harvesting systems: manual and mechanical harvesting, each of which is affected by whether the crop is burnt or not burnt immediately before harvest. The chapter explores the advantages and disadvantages of each method and suggests directions for future development in this field.

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