PPT-The Sugar Cane Pest

By Kevin Raney Overview The United States is among the worlds largest sugar producers Unlike most other producing countries the United States has both large and welldeveloped sugarcane and sugar beet industries Since the mid1990s sugarcane has accounted for about 45 percent of the total sugar produced domestically and sugar beets for about 55 percent of production US sugar production expanded from an early 1980s average of 60 million short tons raw value STRV to an average 81 million STRV in the 2000s The production increases are due to a substantial investment in new processing equipment the adoption of new technologies the use of improved crop varieties and acreage expansion because of higher prices for sugar relative to alternative crops. 960081 Rev 312 5746057448574495745457451 5741257458574495745457451 57433574235742957426 5742657413 . PRESENTED BY:. ABINASH VERMA,. DG, ISMA. Outline of Presentation. The Indian Sugar Cycle . Factors impacting the Cycle. Do we see an end to the Cycle? . Can the Cycle be better Managed?. July 2012. Competitiveness of cane and beet. - on an unregulated basis. Cost of refined sugar from cane around 10% higher than beet. Because of recent sharp rises in raw cane sugar price. We are not asking for any special help for cane refiners to correct this. Systems Design Review. Lauren Bell, Jessica Davila, Jake Luckman, William McIntyre, Aaron Vogel. Agenda. Project Background. Customer Requirements. Engineering Requirements. Functional Decomposition. Sub-Systems . Design Review. Lauren Bell, Jessica Davila, Jake Luckman, William McIntyre, Aaron Vogel. Agenda. Project Scope. Concept Selection. Engineering . Requirements. Component Breakdown. Engineering Analysis. Lauren Bell, Jessica Davila, Jake Luckman, William McIntyre, Aaron Vogel. Agenda. Introduce Team. Project Background. Problem statement and Project Deliverables. Customer Requirements. Engineering Requirements . Norm Leppla, Director. UF/IFAS Statewide IPM Program. Citrus IPM . workshop. Indian River REC. Ft. Pierce, Florida . IPM Components. What is integrated pest management (IPM)?. How to respond to a new invasive pest.. Lauren Bell, Jessica Davila, Jake Luckman, William McIntyre, Aaron Vogel. Agenda. Introduce Team. Project Background. Problem statement and Project Deliverables. Customer Requirements. Engineering Requirements . November 2015 Instore Excellence Award. “How’d They Do That?”. Insights: . Instead of appealing to a consumer and looking for insights to deliver on, we had to devise a solution to execute a concept for our largest customer, in a scale we had not ever accomplished before, to provide, on time and securely the largest physical project Great Northern Twin Cities had ever done. . What is a cane toad???. A cane toad is a large brown toad. Its been introduced elsewhere as an invasive species or a pest agent but this toad can become a serious pest partly because animals that eat it are killed by the toxins that are in the Cane Toad.. Jim Simon. Frank Martin Farms --1982. The Sugar Belt. . 450,000 ( ) acres in production . 1.4 million tons of raw sugar. 27,000 related jobs. $1.8 billion economic impact. $800 million farm gate. 80% cane acreage is rented. A “new” network led by the Washington Invasive Species Council and partners with the goal of harmonizing messaging, resources, and reporting pathways between existing programs. .. Goal. NOT to actively search for invasive species. When to introduce a cane is a family and team decision. W. e . believe early is best but it must be positive for the child and family. Take Time and keep it low key!. Explore it and play with it. Play games and don. WEC387 1 A. Wilson and S. A. Johnson 2 1. This document is WEC387, one of a series of the Department of Wildlife Ecology and Conservation, UF/IFAS Extension. Original publication date July 2017. Revi