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Sugarcane Farming
NAICS 111930 · United States · 2022 edition
This industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in growing sugarcane.
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Sugarcane farming involves planting, cultivating, and harvesting sugarcane on large acreage tracts, primarily in subtropical and tropical U.S. regions such as Florida, Louisiana, Hawaii, and Texas. Operations typically involve significant heavy equipment for planting and mechanical harvesting, irrigation systems, and often on-site storage or staging before delivery to a mill or processor. Ratoon cropping (re-growing from existing root systems) is a common practice that extends the production cycle across multiple seasons.
Questions to investigate
- What is the total planted acreage, and in which states or counties does the operation occur?
- Is federal multi-peril crop insurance currently in place, and at what coverage level?
- What is the approximate value of owned farm equipment, including harvesters and tractors?
- Are harvest-season workers employees, contract labor, or through a farm labor contractor — and how is workers' comp currently handled?
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