Philippine Agriculture Observations on Sugar Cane and Rice
Dr S A Knapp and Mr Cadwell report Philippine sugar and rice farming under primitive methods near San Fernando. Sugar is produced in a Chinaman’s mill with three roller ox‑mills, eight kettles, pilones, and sun drying. Climatic conditions favor sugar and rice. only one crop per planting is common, but prospects exist for improved yields with better tillage and extraction.
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Queen of Greece is world’s only woman admiral
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