Part 9. by Mark Twain]@TWC D-Link book Part 9. 5/12 However, this year's crop will reach ten or twelve hundred tons of sugar, consequently last year's loss will not matter. These troublesome and expensive scientific methods achieve a yield of a ton and a half and from that to two tons, to the acre; which is three or four times what the yield of an acre was in my time. Expensive pests, these crabs; for they bore into the levees, and ruin them. The process of making sugar is exceedingly interesting. |