Saccharum officinarum is the scientific name of the tall perennial grass popularly known as sugarcane. Revered for its juicy, fibrous stalks, sugarcane is nature's gift to tantalise the taste buds ...

And yes, you can even harvest its stalks for juicing at home. If you are looking for new vegetable garden ideas, sugar cane is an exciting and feasible crop for many home gardeners. Not only can ...

Chunks of vegetables (or tofu) are threaded onto sugarcane stalk skewers and grilled over open flames. As the skewers cook, ...

Outside the factory, the heaping piles of sugar cane sit on the unloading table awaiting transport inside. The long, skinny stalks are muddied and recently burned. Towering cranes overhead grasp ...

The Maui News / MATTHEW THAYER photo Sugar cane may no longer be processed at the Puunene Mill, but one Hawaii island nonprofit found a use for the leftover stalks still dotting the Maui landscape.

The Paris correspondent of the Journal of Commerce says that the sorgho, or Chinese sugar cane, which has attracted ... In one corner could be seen the sorgho in stalk, such as it is when cut ...

During the 9th and 10th centuries, sugar cane was grown extensively in southern Europe and soon spread to Cyprus in the eastern Mediterranean and Zanzibar in East Africa. The botanical was first ...