Very interesting video, you would think they would make those elevators movable in order to put the excess where those wheeled loaders were having to put it. I take it the bulldozer was working on that large mound 'out the back'. Which I presume was 'bagasse' now that they don't burn it, - or do they still, and that was simply excess, for which they have other uses. 👍👍.
From Jamaica, don't like machine harvesting of Cane ,, Spoilage is great. When will Boiling house n Crushing be a separate timing , this can be done by storing the Cane Syrup till after Crushing. It gives a better economy of energy use with respect of the Cooling Tower efficiency. After milling the Boiling house can be put in t o use. The idea is to make use of a fresh Cane Stockpile
That’s awesome to see final stage at the mill great video of it don’t see this much 👍
Very nice video, thanks Al!
Beutful
That would be good place to tour
I was invited to go do some filming at and tour Lafourche Sugars in Thibodaux.. so hopefully I'll get some footage inside the mill
I agree, I like to describe the operation as a cooking experience in a kitchen.
Milling would be crushing to release the flavors
Very interesting video, you would think they would make those elevators movable in order to put the excess where those wheeled loaders were having to put it. I take it the bulldozer was working on that large mound 'out the back'. Which I presume was 'bagasse' now that they don't burn it, - or do they still, and that was simply excess, for which they have other uses. 👍👍.
It’s a grind 😂
From Jamaica, don't like machine harvesting of Cane ,, Spoilage is great.
When will Boiling house n Crushing be a separate timing , this can be done by storing the Cane Syrup till after Crushing.
It gives a better economy of energy use with respect of the Cooling Tower efficiency.
After milling the Boiling house can be put in t o use.
The idea is to make use of a fresh Cane Stockpile
And they don't hire people to work? I am from Mexico