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Item 1923 Edwards labour rations from the(SASTA, 1923)This paper presents insights on labour negotiations from an economic perspective in the sugar industry. It highlights the importance of expert advice in lubrication practices to achieve cost savings. Recommendations include control periods for oil suppliers and leveraging expert knowledge in lubrication to reduce costs effectively.Item 1924 williams the properties of soils(SASTA, 1924)Item 1924 smith mechanical devices for labour(SASTA, 1924)The paper explores mechanical devices for labor-saving in the sugar industry, emphasizing the transition from hand-labor to mechanical appliances. It reflects on the historical evolution of mechanical science in sugarcane manufacturing, highlighting the gradual displacement of hand-labor by mechanical means and the advantages of utilizing mechanical power for operations.Item 1924 warner transportation problems(SASTA, 1924)The document discusses transportation issues related to canes and the need for standardization to streamline the transportation process. It emphasizes the importance of adopting uniform standards for tramways equipment, such as trucks and related components, to improve efficiency and reduce the diversity of spare parts. The paper advocates for collaborative efforts among engineers and users to standardize equipment gradually.Item 1924 ducray the process of mixed massecuites(SASTA, 1924)This paper discusses the process of mixed massecuites followed by crystallization in motion and curing in the sugar industry. It highlights the importance of careful separation of molasses from wash to maintain low purity figures effectively. The article delves into technical control of Pan boiling, maximizing sucrose recovery, and challenges faced in handling high purities in whitesugar manufacture.Item 1925. questions relating to entomology(SASTA, 1925)This document contains proceedings related to questions on entomology discussed within an agricultural congress. It specifically addresses the impact of mealybugs on sugarcane yield and juice composition. Drawing insights from various regions like Egypt, Louisiana, and South Africa, the text emphasizes the serious implications of mealybug infestations on sugar cane. Control measures, including insecticide treatments and pest management strategies, are explored to mitigate yield losses and juice quality deterioration caused by mealybugs.Item 1925 shwikkard animal transport on sugar(SASTA, 1925)The paper discusses the importance of accurate farm planning and valuation in sugar farming. It raises concerns about the lack of precise field area measurements and highlights the need for farmers to have detailed plans to ensure accurate valuations and effective farm management.Item 1925 campbell why we adopted the(SASTA, 1925)This document recounts the proceedings at a sugar congress, highlighting the historical adoption and evolution of the carbonatation process in sugar factories. It discusses the technology's development and its impact on sugar production efficiency. The narrative provides a glimpse into the early days of sugar manufacturing, emphasizing the reasons behind transitioning to the carbonatation process and its significance in addressing white sugar quality issues.Item 1925 kraal control of streak disease in(SASTA, 1925)This document delves into various fertilization methods in sugarcane cultivation, emphasizing the importance of strategic fertilizer application to enhance cane growth. The paper suggests broadcasting fertilizers, placing them alongside cane setts, or applying directly in the same row but separated by soil. It discusses the timing of fertilizer applications during planting to optimize cane production.Item 1925. questions relating to irrigation(SASTA, 1925)This text addresses inquiries related to entomology, focusing on methods to control cutworms in sugar cane cultivation. Discussions revolve around the management of pests like the sugarcane aphid (aphissacchari) and the maize aphid (aphismaidis). Insights reveal observations on the impact of trash and burnt cane, highlighting differences in field conditions and the consequential pest presence. The challenges and effects of these pests on sugar cane are explored, reflecting on the significance of field practices on pest control.Item 1926 Scurr The Use Of Bagasse(SASTA, 1926)Amidst discussions on boiler efficiency and combustion strategies, this paper introduces the novel concept of utilizing bagasse for manufacturing goods. It traces historical endeavors in using waste materials efficiently, particularly bagasse, a by-product of the sugarcane industry. The study showcases the potential of bagasse as a raw material for various manufactured goods, emphasizing economic and sustainability implications of such utilization.Item 1926 Discussion on The Advantages(SASTA, 1926)Discussion on field experiments and challenges in cane planting, emphasizing the impact of a summer drought. Details on crop maturity, improvements in planting processes, and the importance of green manuring for soil fertility.Item 1926 Staples Improvement Of Cane(SASTA, 1926)This paper explores the topic of improving sugarcane through selection and genetics. It discusses the challenges in increasing desirable qualities like sucrose content and milling abilities through selection methods. The author presents scientific facts related to propagation methods and the unlikelihood of significant improvement solely through selection in sugarcane varieties.Item 1927 Dodds Annual Summary Of Chemical(SASTA, 1927)This paper presents the annual summary of chemical laboratory reports from Natal Sugar Factories for the season 1926-27, including data on sugar manufacturing and sugarcane harvested. It discusses the increase in sucrose content of cane, possibly influenced by drought conditions. The summary provides insights into the sugar production statistics and rainfall data for the mentioned seasons.Item 1927 Report of the Committee(SASTA, 1927)The paper delves into the steam balance of sugar factories, discussing the utilization of steam for efficient operations. It highlights the importance of economical bagasse combustion and thoughtful factory layout to optimize steam utilization. The document also touches on the handling of cane from the field to the crusher, focusing on cutting methods and labor efficiency in different regions, addressing water usage concerns in sugarcane production.Item 1927 Standardization Of Chemical Control(SASTA, 1927)This paper delves into the standardization of chemical control methods in sugar beet cultivation. With a focus on discussion and suggestions related to mill operations, stoppage tracking, and reporting procedures, the document addresses the practicalities of logbook maintenance, time utilization assessments, and considerations for optimizing operational efficiency in beet processing mills.Item 1927 Padhye,The use of hydrogen ion indicators for control of clarification.pdf(ISSCT, 1927)The paper explores the utilization of hydrogen-ion indicators for the control of clarification in the manufacture of plantation white sugar. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining clear and brilliant juice free from suspended matter, detailing acidity levels, lime addition, and settling processes to achieve optimal sugar extraction and quality.Item 1927 Boiler plant.pdf(ISSCT, 1927)The document discusses the challenges and adjustments required in milling Badila cane. Various techniques like coarse grooving and pushers are explored to maintain a satisfactory milling rate. Additionally, insights on using pushers to ensure uniform feed to the mill and express fluid from bagasse are provided. The section on boiler plants covers different boiler types, heat recovery from flue gases, economizers, bagasse driers, and extra fuel considerations.Item 1927 Jeswiet,The flowering of sugar cane.pdf(ISSCT, 1927)The document discusses sugarcane cultivation practices, including fertilization and soil management techniques. It mentions the application of additional fertilizer to the plant, cutting off side sprouts to promote growth, and the process of cultivating sugarcane varieties in Cuba. Moreover, the flowering process of sugarcane and its characteristics are highlighted.Item 1928 Report Of Labour Saving(SASTA, 1928)This committee report discusses the formation of a committee to explore labor-saving devices in the South African sugar industry. It details the appointment process, communication with planters' associations, and initiatives to gather information on new machines or devices for cane production. The report emphasizes the industry's interest in testing and adopting innovative technologies to enhance efficiency.