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@@oandarilho8130 Can I know when the North East part of brazil plants their sugarcane , how long it takes to grow and then when the harvesting period is? Please help
Sugar not easily available as companies like raizen demand high price o 5:19 r not available to discuss even. Even thou we are ready to buy sugar shares but no care... so naturally we look for alternate
The competitors are trying to slow down the Brazilian agroindustry using the Amazon deforestation as a pretext. Brazil has one of the lowest forest and natural environment preservation index in the world. In terms of arable land, Brazil has only 8% of its land dedicated to agriculture. US has 18%. China 20%. France 58%. India 61%. Brazil’s ability to harvest two to three crops a year in the same plot of land makes it unique compared with other grain and soybean-producing countries. Brazil has about 12 per cent of the world's surface water resources and one of the most fertile lands in the world. Brazil is now a global agricultural powerhouse feeding one in every 4 people in the world.
Great to see those machines but what happened to the workforce, yes, I understand it fades away. My question, just chewing on it, have we reached a certain point in mechanisation in which we mechanised and have an abundant ( and restless) workforce? You don't have to answer, you can chew on it too.
CAN ANYBODY PLEASE TELL ME HOW MANY MILLION METRIC TONNES OF SUGARCANE IS PRODUCED IN BRAZIL EACH YEAR?? JUST WANT TO INCREASE MY GENERAL KNOWLEDGE 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
The world needs more building materials, more packaging, and cardboard made from fibrous plants. Sugarcane is a very good example of a heavy fibrous cane, there are others. We could put Sugarcane in a press and make wall board, much like OSB, 5/8, 3/4 inch wall board for housing. The world needs single family residential houses. Did you see those big concrete buildings? Those are apartment buildings because there is not enough building materials. Other products, paper and cardboard and packaging which can be made from agricultural debris, wheat stalks, corn stalks, sorghum, and be used as packaging and then used as fuel at power generating plants instead of coal. Much cleaner burning in high efficiency recirculating boilers. Much cheaper and cleaner than coal. South America has gotten a bad deal. Sugar, coffee, chocolate, lithium, bananas and much more comes from south America. Yet these people are very poor and the value of their money is very low. To me these people are Americans too, south Americans and we are going to have to do better by them, there is huge potential in the America's for a better world and a much bigger global market. We will have to fix their money and then we will improve exports considerably and improve their standards of living. LLXIIX77
Thank you Farmworld TV for your excellent work.
dobrze że yt wprowadził funkcję automatycznego tłumaczenia filmów dzięki temu mogę zobaczyć i zrozumieć jak wygląda rolnictwo po drugiej stronie świata niesamowity materiał pozdrawiam z Polski
Aqui no estado do Paraná tem muitos descendentes de Polonêses.
Obrigado, Por seu trabalho bem perto onde moro!
Parabéns!
Aqui no Brasil sistema é bruto🌾💪
Here in Brazil the system is crude 🌾💪
Uma palavra melhor em engles e brutal
We are surgacane producers from India and would like to visit Brazil for study on sugarcane farming practices
It's incredible what man can do with the land if he sets his mind to it.
1:49 Assistindo aqui de boa e do nada o nome da minha cidade hehehe, a região aqui tem fazendas de cana infinitas.
I live close (50KM) from the sugarcane region, it's ridiculously how large these farms are.
Greetings and thanks for watching
Hii sîr please 🥺 help me 😊
@@FarmworldTV iam from India my dream Brazil farming ❤ plz you feild in jobs me 🖤
Hi how r u
Do these factories close off during offseason ? How do they maintain production
in brazil we harvest all year around because it doesn't snow here
@@oandarilho8130 Can I know when the North East part of brazil plants their sugarcane , how long it takes to grow and then when the harvesting period is?
Please help
great farms
MUY INTERESANTE EL VIDEO.
Sugar not easily available as companies like raizen demand high price o 5:19 r not available to discuss even.
Even thou we are ready to buy sugar shares but no care... so naturally we look for alternate
What is the name of the plantation owner?
How can I contact this company which region are they located please 🙏
The competitors are trying to slow down the Brazilian agroindustry using the Amazon deforestation as a pretext. Brazil has one of the lowest forest and natural environment preservation index in the world. In terms of arable land, Brazil has only 8% of its land dedicated to agriculture. US has 18%. China 20%. France 58%. India 61%. Brazil’s ability to harvest two to three crops a year in the same plot of land makes it unique compared with other grain and soybean-producing countries. Brazil has about 12 per cent of the world's surface water resources and one of the most fertile lands in the world. Brazil is now a global agricultural powerhouse feeding one in every 4 people in the world.
We are fedup with amazone in India too. You are not alone. No quality.
What is the name of the two Large Sugar Cane Farmers?
Raizen, Cosan, Copersucar and between others.
@@tailonolkoski2677i have worked at Copersucar and Cosan... Cosan has changed its name to Raizen.
How can I contact this farm
Great to see those machines but what happened to the workforce, yes, I understand it fades away. My question, just chewing on it, have we reached a certain point in mechanisation in which we mechanised and have an abundant ( and restless) workforce? You don't have to answer, you can chew on it too.
Mechanization is better for everybody
There are machines that are guided by satellite
In Guyana, right next to Brazil sugarcane is harvested by hands
No Brasil também , depende da região pois o país e gigantesco.
In India also
We don't grow Sugar can by hand The sugar can harvester was made in Australia And the sugar planter as well in Australia
850000 HECTORS that's 2.1 million acres like who in the hell owns that much land
A family who is rich before Brazil was independent from Portugal.
it's pretty common in some states in brazil to have those gigantic farms
A maior parte dessas terras são arrendadas (alugadas).
i love big machine
CAN ANYBODY PLEASE TELL ME HOW MANY MILLION METRIC TONNES OF SUGARCANE IS PRODUCED IN BRAZIL EACH YEAR??
JUST WANT TO INCREASE MY GENERAL KNOWLEDGE 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Google: 665 million tons 2020/21
20/21 were weak years though.
@shahlavaliyeva7114 you probably do already in your local shop!
350 hectares is so wide 💪👌
350.000 hectares was mentioned in the video ;)
It would be nice to say in the video that we also run cars in sugar cane alcohol. I just use alcohol in my car.
Hi
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The world needs more building materials, more packaging, and cardboard made from fibrous plants. Sugarcane is a very good example of a heavy fibrous cane, there are others. We could put Sugarcane in a press and make wall board, much like OSB, 5/8, 3/4 inch wall board for housing. The world needs single family residential houses. Did you see those big concrete buildings? Those are apartment buildings because there is not enough building materials. Other products, paper and cardboard and packaging which can be made from agricultural debris, wheat stalks, corn stalks, sorghum, and be used as packaging and then used as fuel at power generating plants instead of coal. Much cleaner burning in high efficiency recirculating boilers. Much cheaper and cleaner than coal. South America has gotten a bad deal. Sugar, coffee, chocolate, lithium, bananas and much more comes from south America. Yet these people are very poor and the value of their money is very low. To me these people are Americans too, south Americans and we are going to have to do better by them, there is huge potential in the America's for a better world and a much bigger global market. We will have to fix their money and then we will improve exports considerably and improve their standards of living.
LLXIIX77
In Brazil they are studying ways to make blocks to build houses with the sugarcane bagasse that is leftover from making sugar/biofuel.
No Abos?
We are working on it ;)