The Philippines recommends for sugarcane
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TextSeries: Philippines Recommends series no.88Publication details: Los Banos, Laguna: Philippine Council for Agriculture, Forestry and Natural Resources Research and Development, c2001Description: xxi, 269 pagesISBN: 9712004791Subject(s): Sugarcane -- Plant production -- Pest management -- Fertilizer application -- Postharvest handling -- PhilippinesDDC classification: 633.61 P552 2001 Abstract: This publication is based on the results of R&D activities conducted by government and private research institutions. Included are recommended technologies/practices on sugarcane production, harvesting and postharvest handling. The book also tackles the botany and physiology of the sugarcane plant and sugar processing. Input requirements for sugarcane production are presented for small farms and for farms with high degree of mechanization. The information presented will be useful for sugarcane specialists and agricultural technicians in assisting sugarcane farmers and plantation owners.
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This publication is based on the results of R&D activities conducted by government and private research institutions. Included are recommended technologies/practices on sugarcane production, harvesting and postharvest handling. The book also tackles the botany and physiology of the sugarcane plant and sugar processing. Input requirements for sugarcane production are presented for small farms and for farms with high degree of mechanization. The information presented will be useful for sugarcane specialists and agricultural technicians in assisting sugarcane farmers and plantation owners.
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