Achieving sustainable cultivation of sugarcane Volume 1 :Cultivation techniques, quality and sustainability ( 1 )

Publication subTitle :Cultivation techniques, quality and sustainability

Publication series :1

Author: Rott   Prof. Philippe;Autrey   Dr Louis Jean Claude;Saumtally   Salem  

Publisher: Burleigh Dodds Science Publishing‎

Publication year: 2017

E-ISBN: 9781786761477

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9781786761446

Subject: F3 Agricultural Economy;S-0 General Theory;S23 agricultural mechanization;S5 Cultivation of Crops

Keyword: 一般性理论,农业经济,农业机械化,农作物

Language: ENG

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Sugarcane is the source of 80% of the world’s sugar. This volume reviews key research on improving sugarcane production, focussing on enhancing cultivation techniques such as irrigation and nutrient management as well as measuring and improving sustainability.

Chapter

Part 2 Quality and sustainability

Part 1 Cultivation techniques

Chapter 1 The development of sugarcane cultivation

1 History of sugarcane

2 Sugarcane species

3 Description of the sugarcane plant

4 Sugarcane breeding

5 Agronomic practices in sugarcane

6 Sugarcane milling

7 Sugarcane cultivated today

8 Future trends and conclusion

9 Where to look for further information

10 Acknowledgement

11 References

Chapter 2 Crop modelling to support sustainable sugarcane cultivation

1 Introduction

2 Strategic applications of crop modelling

3 Operational applications of crop modelling

4 Improved adoption of crop modelling

5 Conclusions and future trends

6 Where to look for further information

7 References

Chapter 3 The Sustainable Sugarcane Initiative

1 Introduction

2 Origins of the Sustainable Sugarcane Initiative (SSI)

3 Basic principles of SSI

4 Tillering architecture and SSI

5 Field trials of SSI in India

6 Overview of Indian experience

7 SSI in Africa and Latin America

8 Future trends and conclusion

9 Where to look for further information

10 References

Chapter 4 Good planting and cultivation practices in sugarcane production

1 Introduction

2 A philosophy of BMP

3 The need for best practice crop establishment

4 Planning for the next sugarcane crop cycle

5 Implementing the crop establishment plan

6 Residue management, rectification and soil amelioration activities

7 Fallow and sugarcane-planting strategies

8 Cultivation practices and weed control

9 Irrigation

10 Conclusion

11 Acknowledgements

12 References

Chapter 5 Improving soil management in sugarcane cultivation

1 Introduction

2 Water management

3 Soil compaction

4 Tillage

5 Residue management

6 Cover cropping

7 Conclusion and future trends

8 References

Chapter 6 Improving nutrient management in sugarcane cultivation

1 Introduction

2 Benefits of crop rotation, green manure and trash retention

3 Cane fertilization: nitrogen

4 Cane fertilization: other macronutrients

5 Cane fertilization: micronutrients and silicon

6 Use of residues from cane processing

7 Foliar nutrition diagnosis

8 Conclusion

9 Where to look for further information

10 References

Chapter 7 Advances in sugarcane irrigation for optimisation of water supply

1 Introduction

2 Optimising irrigation of sugarcane

3 Case studies of sugarcane irrigation: Réunion Island and Senegal

4 Research on improving irrigation efficiency

5 Future trends and conclusion

6 Where to look for further information

7 Abbreviations

8 References

Chapter 8 Best management practices for maintaining water quality in sugarcane cultivation

1 Introduction

2 Industry-driven BMPs

3 SmartCane principles of BMP adopted by the Australian sugar industry

4 Phosphorus reduction BMPs in the Everglades Agricultural Area (EAA) of Florida, USA

5 Sugarcane and nitrogen (N) cycling

6 Future trends and conclusion

7 Where to look for further information

8 Acknowledgements

9 References

Chapter 9 Precision agriculture and sugarcane production – a case study from the Burdekin region of Australia

1 Introduction

2 Yield monitoring and mapping

3 Remote and proximal sensing

4 High-resolution soil survey and digital elevation modelling

5 Data analysis and integration

6 Opportunities for targeted management and the cost: benefit ratio of PA implementation

7 Environmental imperatives

8 Future prospects

9 Conclusions

10 Where to look for further information

11 Acknowledgements

12 References

Chapter 10 Advances in harvesting and transport of sugarcane

1 Introduction

2 Pre-harvest ripening of sugarcane

3 Manual harvesting of sugarcane

4 Mechanical harvesting of sugarcane

5 Loading and transportation of sugarcane

6 Conclusion

7 Future trends

8 Where to look for further information

9 References

Chapter 11 Cultivating sugarcane for use in bioenergy applications: key issues

1 Introduction

2 Key issues and challenges in cultivating sugarcane for bioenergy applications

3 Addressing the key challenges

4 Case studies in how research can be used to improve cultivation in practice

5 Future trends in research

6 Concluding remarks

7 References

Part 2 Quality and sustainability

Chapter 12 Analysing the processing quality of sugarcane

1 Introduction

2 Composition of the whole sugarcane plant

3 Composition of sugarcane juice: sucrose, glucose and fructose

4 Other constituents in cane juice

5 Composition of sugarcane fibre and bagasse

6 Variation in juice composition

7 Production, harvesting and extraction

8 Sugarcane quality and grower payments

9 References

Chapter 13 Predicting the effect of climate change on sugarcane cultivation

1 Introduction

2 Sugarcane responses to change in temperature, rainfall and CO2 concentration

3 Assessing the impacts of climate change on sugarcane growth and yield

4 Brazilian biofuel strategy

5 Summary

6 Future trends in research

7 Where to look for further information

8 References

Chapter 14 Mitigating the impact of environmental, social and economic issues on sugarcane cultivation to achieve sustainability

1 Introduction

2 Environmental impacts on sugarcane cultivation

3 Economics of sustainable sugarcane cultivation

4 Case study: mitigating negative environmental effects

5 Small-scale grower (SSG) sustainable production

6 Conclusion and future trends

7 Where to look for further information

8 References

Chapter 15 Sugarcane as a renewable resource for sustainable futures

1 Introduction

2 Sugarcane resources and co-products

3 Sustainability for sugarcane-based biomass, bioenergy and biofuels

4 Agricultural operations and land use

5 Lifecycle performance and assessment

6 A brief case study in Brazil

7 Conclusion

8 References

Index

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