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United States: Louisiana sugarcane farmers face rising diesel costs as sugarcane harvest begins
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United States: Louisiana sugarcane farmers face rising diesel costs as sugarcane harvest begins
Louisiana, USA: Sugarcane farmers in Plaquemine have begun their 100- to 110-day harvest season under pressure from sharply higher diesel costs and sugar prices hovering near a five-year low, reported Waf B9 Live. Patrick Frischhertz, who has been involved in sugarcane harvesting in Plaquemine for 17 years, said fuel expenses have risen substantially from last year, adding to the cost of bringing in the crop. His operation consumes around 7,500 …
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