Bagasse comes from sugarcane stalks. After sugarcane is harvested, the stalks are taken to a refinery to extract the sugar inside. The stalks are washed, crushed, and the sugary juice is separated ...

A few years ago, Mary Guarisco started noticing mountains of bagasse, the crop residue left after sugar cane is crushed, piling up at Alma Plantation down the road from her house. “They’ve almost ...

JEFFERSON, Tx. - Deer Run Ranch in Jefferson, Texas, has been studying how to solve an age-old problem by finding an innovative way to feed cattle bagasse, a waste byproduct of sugarcane. The family ...

After sugarcane crops have been harvested, a great deal of fibrous stalk waste known as bagasse is left over. That substance has been incorporated into an eco-friendly building material called ...

Sugarcane is one of the most important crops for Pakistan. According to the Ministry of National Food Security and Research, sugarcane is the fourth-largest and second-most important cash crop in ...

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