@Aerial Ag Today As I was going to get the Mail out of My Grandparents Mailbox to bring the Mail into the House I saw a Sugarcane Truck fully loaded with Billet Cane going to Cajun mill in new iberia I waved at the Sugarcane Truck driver , and the Sugarcane Truck Honked its Horn as It Drove By my Grandparents House Apparently going to Either Cajun , Patout or Sterling . But I Know That Cajun and LASUCA are Both Grinding Now.
@@AerialAg I LOVE This Cajun Zydeco Music soundtrack In this Video its Awesome but I'd Like it More if The music wasn't interrupted by the Sounds Of The Sugar mill because I just LOVE CAJUN Zydeco Music During The Louisiana Sugarcane Grinding season .
@@AerialAg I was told That HMC Farms Hauls Their Sugarcane to the M.A Patout Mill in Jeanerette and I think HMC Also trucks cane to Cajun and LASUCA If I'M Not Mistaken
Thank you. Most of the harvest is done by combine harvesters nowadays but there are some farms that still use the wholestalk method. Planting is also primarily done using wholestalk equipment. To answer your question, yes I have seen a few 1800's still being used.
Vernon Demaree yes they are, that model has definitely stood the test of time. Most farms around here seem to use the larger 180 degree swing models though.
@@AerialAg the LASUCA sugar mill in St Martinville has started the 2020 Louisiana Sugarcane Grinding today after I drove past I saw a few trailers and carts parked in the cane yard and LASUCA has installed a BRAND NEW AUTOMATIC VACUMMN PAN which is HUGE and they are running on Natural Gas since they don't have any BAGASSE to burn .
@@gabrielbeyt6267 Well I was kinda getting the urge to go fly tomorrow but the rain chance has been increased so I'll probably wait. One of the farms I go to all the time has a brand new Deere harvester, so I'll probably go see them opening day which is the 29th.
Hello al, My name is Noe Moreno. I'm from the state of Jalisco Mexico, and all my family are in the sugar cane business and I'll like to talk to you about machinery and harvesting. I'll really appreciate your advise.
Yo trsbaje en el injenio san antonio d nicaragua y el trabajo es diferente a d aqui m parese q x falta d mano d obra se desperdisia mucha caña ..la cargadora flortal aplasta mucha y se pierde mucha sacarosa el injeniero a cargo debe saber q el tiempo d la caña en suelo ase qse pierda mucho material aprob echable
I used to live in Raceland LA and worked in the sugar mill. it was the best experience of my life work wise
Search moon sun industries on youtube
I worked at Lafourche for 6 years and now at raceland going on 3 years! It’s so much better here at raceland I love it!
Lo felicito por ese ingenió. Dios le bendiga a todos
Those trucks with the tractor units attached look as if they are going to be their all week with the speed that machinery moves.
Sir very nice video
Muito Legal.. Parabéns
Inpresionante me encantaria trabajar ahi en esa empresa
@Aerial Ag Today As I was going to get the Mail out of My Grandparents Mailbox to bring the Mail into the House I saw a Sugarcane Truck fully loaded with Billet Cane going to Cajun mill in new iberia I waved at the Sugarcane Truck driver , and the Sugarcane Truck Honked its Horn as It Drove By my Grandparents House Apparently going to Either Cajun , Patout or Sterling . But I Know That Cajun and LASUCA are Both Grinding Now.
That's great, a lot of the mills this way are started too.. I went film a brand new Deere CH570 yesterday in Belle Rose.
@@AerialAg So When is the First 2020 Louisiana sugarcane harvest video?
@@gabrielbeyt6267 Probably sometime this weekend. I have a lot of footage to go through
@@AerialAg I LOVE This Cajun Zydeco Music soundtrack In this Video its Awesome but I'd Like it More if The music wasn't interrupted by the Sounds Of The Sugar mill because I just LOVE CAJUN Zydeco Music During The Louisiana Sugarcane Grinding season .
@@AerialAg I was told That HMC Farms Hauls Their Sugarcane to the M.A Patout Mill in Jeanerette and I think HMC Also trucks cane to Cajun and LASUCA If I'M Not Mistaken
Pouca diferença com as usinas daqui do Brasil.
Como consigo una visá de trabajo para cortar caña con las combinada estoy en España
Como consigo un contrato de trabó para cortar caña azucar alguien me puede decir
Why are all the loaded trailers just waiting there????
I'm guessing that they use those to feed the mill overnight. Not 100% sure though. Maybe someone who knows will chime in.
al91176 ok , nice video!!!!! Do you guy's use those 1800 cameco cane loaders
Thank you. Most of the harvest is done by combine harvesters nowadays but there are some farms that still use the wholestalk method. Planting is also primarily done using wholestalk equipment. To answer your question, yes I have seen a few 1800's still being used.
al91176 nice, there are lot's of them being used here in belize, they are good machines!!!!
Vernon Demaree yes they are, that model has definitely stood the test of time. Most farms around here seem to use the larger 180 degree swing models though.
Yo estuve en un ingenio d Guatemala y avia tornamesa igual para descargar la caña asia el conductor soy del ingenio sanatonio del area d Evaporacion
Omde fica seria nos estados unidos
The first Mill that is sorrel Mill because jeanerette was closed down before 2017. So I'm right? Huh
Yes, that's St. Mary Sugars
@@AerialAg the LASUCA sugar mill in St Martinville has started the 2020 Louisiana Sugarcane Grinding today after I drove past I saw a few trailers and carts parked in the cane yard and LASUCA has installed a BRAND NEW AUTOMATIC VACUMMN PAN which is HUGE and they are running on Natural Gas since they don't have any BAGASSE to burn .
@@AerialAg What is the first video for the 2020 Louisiana sugarcane grinding coming?
@@gabrielbeyt6267 Well I was kinda getting the urge to go fly tomorrow but the rain chance has been increased so I'll probably wait. One of the farms I go to all the time has a brand new Deere harvester, so I'll probably go see them opening day which is the 29th.
Información qiero trabajar en el área del alce de caña de azúcar
fans de l4D2 sabiendo donde evitar ir.
Quiero trabajar ahi soy de costarica
Hello al, My name is Noe Moreno. I'm from the state of Jalisco Mexico, and all my family are in the sugar cane business and I'll like to talk to you about machinery and harvesting. I'll really appreciate your advise.
Noe moreno search moonsun industries on youtube for small scale sugar mill machinery and brown sugar mill on small scale
Looks like there’s gas at the surger mill
I don't like billet cane, the shelf live is too small
its so they dry out
Yo trsbaje en el injenio san antonio d nicaragua y el trabajo es diferente a d aqui m parese q x falta d mano d obra se desperdisia mucha caña ..la cargadora flortal aplasta mucha y se pierde mucha sacarosa el injeniero a cargo debe saber q el tiempo d la caña en suelo ase qse pierda mucho material aprob
echable
Nice video. What’s your email?
Too slow - not enough information. Do like the drone idea, tho!
Perdendo muito vapor desperdicio regular as turbinas