Survival of Sugarcane Farm Owners from Low Price of World Sugar
By Atthasit Buntham, Suphan Buri Field Crop Research Center, Research Institute on Field Crops and Renewable Energy Plants, Department of
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Sugarcane
As Sugar Demand Falls, Gene Editing Could ‘Reinvent’ Sugarcane as Green Energy
Sugar has long been a source of energy for people, but now scientists believe they are close to unlocking its
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Thai Gov. 3-Phases Measures Against PM 2.5 Caused by Cane Burning
Recently, ‘sugar cane burning’ has been a major problem of the sugar cane price drop in Thailand because the product
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Smog-Free Community to Save Environment and Mobilize Sustainable Agriculture
Following cooperation to develop economic areas of local people in Mae Sod, Tak Province, a big “Smog -free” community has
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African Country Uses Sugarcane to Produce a Quarter of Its Electricity
For decades, many countries in Africa depend on fossil fuels and non-renewable energy resources for electricity. The limited supply of
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Dryness Cuts Crop for World’s Largest Sugarcane Plant in Brazil
The world’s largest sugarcane processing plant, a Brazilian mill able to process 10 million tonnes per year, has recorded a
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THAILAND: The New Cane Cultivation Technique Reduces Cane Sett Costs by 4 Times
In embarking on the era of Agriculture 4.0, Phetchabun cane growers are turning towards a “new cane cultivation technique,” in
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Brazil Cane Industry Blasts Pakistan, India Sugar Export Policies
Brazil’s sugarcane industry on April took aim at policies undertaken by Pakistan and India to protect local producers and boost
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