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Farmers win as cane prices grow to Sh5,300 per tonne
The State has raised the buying price of sugarcane by Sh300 to Sh5,300 a tonne, handing farmers a boost in earnings after successive price chops last year due to a production glut raised disquiet and ...
Cassville Democrat2d
THROUGH THE YEARS MAG: Sweet sorghum — A family tradition continues
By Sheila Harris Sherry Leverich Lotufo, of rural Exeter, said her family’s sorghum-making tradition began in the 1970s, ...
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Mumias woes: Politics, cane shortages and cheap imports make miller bitter
Jaswant Singh Rai (West Kenya) and Sarbi Singh Rai (Sarrai Uganda)— bicker over Mumias, the biggest challenge to the revival of the ailing miller has always been political interference, lack of trust ...
The Nation Newspaper5d
Experts call for new intensive sugar masterplan
The President, Association of Small business Owners of Nigeria (ASBON), Dr Femi Egbesola noted that the current National Sugar Master Plan have yielded little result.
The Daily Signal5d
America’s Addiction to Big Sugar Leaves a Bitter Aftertaste
Big sugar and corn lobbyists have been locked in a subsidy war. Yet while these two industries battle over profit, American ...
Post and Courier6d
Guest column: America’s addiction to Big Sugar leaves a bitter aftertaste
Much of this can be attributed to the Fanjul sugar oligarchs, who grow cane sugar in the U.S. and the Dominican Republic and line the coffers of both Democrat and Republican politicians in an effort ...