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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1926

Page

6

Artichoke sugar breakthrough shifts crop prospects

The article notes that Jerusalem artichoke sugar, long valued but costly to extract, can now be crystallized from water like cane sugar thanks to a process developed by R F Jackson and associates at the U S Bureau of Standards. This could make artichoke cultivation a profitable substitute for crop surpluses, with corn sugar discrimination waning. The piece also recalls 1925 import figures of artichoke sugar.

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Artichoke sugar prompts分析 from old row notes

A fragment discusses sugar from artichokes as a sweeter alternative to cane sugar. It estimates a need of millions of acres for home production and compares to corn acreage and surplus. The text notes levulose differs from sucrose and hints at mixing with dextrose for sweetness.

Artichoke storage eases grinding season timing

The passage argues artichokes can be stored against damage from heat or cold, allowing the grinding season to be extended over a longer period. If proven feasible, this implies more flexible harvesting and processing windows.

Artichoke as a sugar substitute gains notice

The article notes artichoke sugar content at about 12 percent and claims the mixture costs far less than cane or beet sugar for equal weight. Artichokes grow hardy almost anywhere in the United States and yield about 15 tons per acre, with several places converting them to stock feed.

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Sugar Beet Progress Shows Artichoke Sugar Potential

The article notes that sugar beet rose from 6 percent sugar to 15 percent through selection and breeding, suggesting similar improvements could raise artichoke sugar content and enhance advantages over cane and beets, from the manufacturer's perspective.

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