From 500000 tonnes from 2013 to 10000 in 2018. Progress indeed For FILTH HEADs

Nehru posted:

From 500000 tonnes from 2013 to 10000 in 2018. Progress indeed For FILTH HEADs

Migration caused that.

Leonora posted:

Nehru posted:

From 500000 tonnes from 2013 to 10000 in 2018. Progress indeed For FILTH HEADs

Migration caused that.

So why people complaining there is no work?

Guysuco should import cane harvest machinery if there is shortage of labor.

Dave posted:

Leonora posted:

Nehru posted:

From 500000 tonnes from 2013 to 10000 in 2018. Progress indeed For FILTH HEADs

Migration caused that.

So why people complaining there is no work?

Guysuco should import cane harvest machinery if there is shortage of labor.

I'm surprised you said that!  They did do a pilot and had major issues.  The entire format of cane farming needs to change at enormous costs with questionable payback!

The overall unit costs will come down, but the unit forex input costs will go up rendering the overall benefit neutral, at best!

Dave posted:

Leonora posted:

Nehru posted:

From 500000 tonnes from 2013 to 10000 in 2018. Progress indeed For FILTH HEADs

Migration caused that.

So why people complaining there is no work?

Guysuco should import cane harvest machinery if there is shortage of labor.

Dem machine cyant wuk wid de soft clay soil. It will always need workers. Anyhow dat boat sail. Jagdeo nail de fuss set nail in guysuco koffin and dem granger bais complete de job. hey hey hey...

Baseman posted:

Dave posted:

Leonora posted:

Nehru posted:

From 500000 tonnes from 2013 to 10000 in 2018. Progress indeed For FILTH HEADs

Migration caused that.

So why people complaining there is no work?

Guysuco should import cane harvest machinery if there is shortage of labor.

I'm surprised you said that!  They did do a pilot and had major issues.  The entire format of cane farming needs to change at enormous costs with questionable payback!

The overall unit costs will come down, but the unit forex input costs will go up rendering the overall benefit neutral, at best!

I am not aware they had a pilot project. My dad work in the sugar industry for 39 years. Will get some info on this and come back later.

Dave posted:

Baseman posted:

Dave posted:

Leonora posted:

Nehru posted:

From 500000 tonnes from 2013 to 10000 in 2018. Progress indeed For FILTH HEADs

Migration caused that.

So why people complaining there is no work?

Guysuco should import cane harvest machinery if there is shortage of labor.

I'm surprised you said that!  They did do a pilot and had major issues.  The entire format of cane farming needs to change at enormous costs with questionable payback!

The overall unit costs will come down, but the unit forex input costs will go up rendering the overall benefit neutral, at best!

I am not aware they had a pilot project. My dad work in the sugar industry for 39 years. Will get some info on this and come back later.

Ask bout all dem snakes wuh keep getting bind up in the harvestors causing lots of down time and damage and snake parts to be removed from the harvested cane before milling.  And the topography/unevenness of the cane beds and the way much of the cane stock grows leaving many long and uncut stocks which then needed to be harvested manually, i.e. cane cutters!

Tip, something appreciated being years in business decision-making, simple answers to complex questions are usually "wrong!"

Baseman posted:

Dave posted:

Baseman posted:

Dave posted:

Leonora posted:

Nehru posted:

From 500000 tonnes from 2013 to 10000 in 2018. Progress indeed For FILTH HEADs

Migration caused that.

So why people complaining there is no work?

Guysuco should import cane harvest machinery if there is shortage of labor.

I'm surprised you said that!  They did do a pilot and had major issues.  The entire format of cane farming needs to change at enormous costs with questionable payback!

The overall unit costs will come down, but the unit forex input costs will go up rendering the overall benefit neutral, at best!

I am not aware they had a pilot project. My dad work in the sugar industry for 39 years. Will get some info on this and come back later.

Ask bout all dem snakes wuh keep getting bind up in the harvestors causing lots of down time and damage and snake parts to be removed from the harvested cane before milling.  And the topography/unevenness of the cane beds and the way much of the cane stock grows leaving many long and uncut stocks which then needed to be harvested manually, i.e. cane cutters!

Tip, something appreciated being years in business decision-making, simple answers to complex questions are usually "wrong!"

Bai we used to go by de bamboo field dat dem does use to keep dem trench in check. Snakes...if yuh see snake in bamboo field. I never see so much labaria rass. All size. When me tink back of de risk we as lil bais use to tek. Now knowin dat dankey cyart economy down even gat antivenom. 

Dave posted:

I am not aware they had a pilot project. My dad work in the sugar industry for 39 years. Will get some info on this and come back later.

Since in 70's Uitvlught tried harvesting with machines, saw the operation, the canes were chipped too much,also the ratoons was deeply cut,so the shelved the idea.Me thinks currently the focus will be on harvesting by machines, at the estate.

Baseman posted:

Dave posted:

Baseman posted:

Dave posted:

Leonora posted:

Nehru posted:

From 500000 tonnes from 2013 to 10000 in 2018. Progress indeed For FILTH HEADs

Migration caused that.

So why people complaining there is no work?

Guysuco should import cane harvest machinery if there is shortage of labor.

I'm surprised you said that!  They did do a pilot and had major issues.  The entire format of cane farming needs to change at enormous costs with questionable payback!

The overall unit costs will come down, but the unit forex input costs will go up rendering the overall benefit neutral, at best!

I am not aware they had a pilot project. My dad work in the sugar industry for 39 years. Will get some info on this and come back later.

Ask bout all dem snakes wuh keep getting bind up in the harvestors causing lots of down time and damage and snake parts to be removed from the harvested cane before milling.  And the topography/unevenness of the cane beds and the way much of the cane stock grows leaving many long and uncut stocks which then needed to be harvested manually, i.e. cane cutters!

Tip, something appreciated being years in business decision-making, simple answers to complex questions are usually "wrong!"

It is a known fact that because of the layout of the fields the harvesting machine cannot get to all the cane. When there is a moderate amount of rainfall, the machines are useless. Did not hear about the snakes. That's new. 

Baseman posted:

Dave posted:

Baseman posted:

Dave posted:

Leonora posted:

Nehru posted:

From 500000 tonnes from 2013 to 10000 in 2018. Progress indeed For FILTH HEADs

Migration caused that.

So why people complaining there is no work?

Guysuco should import cane harvest machinery if there is shortage of labor.

I'm surprised you said that!  They did do a pilot and had major issues.  The entire format of cane farming needs to change at enormous costs with questionable payback!

The overall unit costs will come down, but the unit forex input costs will go up rendering the overall benefit neutral, at best!

I am not aware they had a pilot project. My dad work in the sugar industry for 39 years. Will get some info on this and come back later.

Ask bout all dem snakes wuh keep getting bind up in the harvestors causing lots of down time and damage and snake parts to be removed from the harvested cane before milling.  And the topography/unevenness of the cane beds and the way much of the cane stock grows leaving many long and uncut stocks which then needed to be harvested manually, i.e. cane cutters!

Tip, something appreciated being years in business decision-making, simple answers to complex questions are usually "wrong!"

why is it successful here . here https://www.thehindubusinessli.../article20327600.ece

Dave posted:

 

why is it successful here . here https://www.thehindubusinessli.../article20327600.ece

Only there, check the operations in the US.

https://youtu.be/9fAXIQt3ohI

Dave posted:

Baseman posted:

Dave posted:

Baseman posted:

Dave posted:

Leonora posted:

Nehru posted:

From 500000 tonnes from 2013 to 10000 in 2018. Progress indeed For FILTH HEADs

Migration caused that.

So why people complaining there is no work?

Guysuco should import cane harvest machinery if there is shortage of labor.

I'm surprised you said that!  They did do a pilot and had major issues.  The entire format of cane farming needs to change at enormous costs with questionable payback!

The overall unit costs will come down, but the unit forex input costs will go up rendering the overall benefit neutral, at best!

I am not aware they had a pilot project. My dad work in the sugar industry for 39 years. Will get some info on this and come back later.

Ask bout all dem snakes wuh keep getting bind up in the harvestors causing lots of down time and damage and snake parts to be removed from the harvested cane before milling.  And the topography/unevenness of the cane beds and the way much of the cane stock grows leaving many long and uncut stocks which then needed to be harvested manually, i.e. cane cutters!

Tip, something appreciated being years in business decision-making, simple answers to complex questions are usually "wrong!"

why is it successful here . here https://www.thehindubusinessli.../article20327600.ece

Bai yuh gat to look at de unique condition of de plantation layout in GY. Only new orleans does plant cane below sea level and dem gat wan different kind soil dey. Bharrat mek de mistake to give dem chinee de contract. Yuh know chinee is kickback king. India sugarman gat more knowledge of tropical condition. but still not identical to GUY. 

Baseman posted:

Dave posted:

Baseman posted:

Dave posted:

Leonora posted:

Nehru posted:

From 500000 tonnes from 2013 to 10000 in 2018. Progress indeed For FILTH HEADs

Migration caused that.

So why people complaining there is no work?

Guysuco should import cane harvest machinery if there is shortage of labor.

I'm surprised you said that!  They did do a pilot and had major issues.  The entire format of cane farming needs to change at enormous costs with questionable payback!

The overall unit costs will come down, but the unit forex input costs will go up rendering the overall benefit neutral, at best!

I am not aware they had a pilot project. My dad work in the sugar industry for 39 years. Will get some info on this and come back later.

Ask bout all dem snakes wuh keep getting bind up in the harvestors causing lots of down time and damage and snake parts to be removed from the harvested cane before milling.  And the topography/unevenness of the cane beds and the way much of the cane stock grows leaving many long and uncut stocks which then needed to be harvested manually, i.e. cane cutters!

Tip, something appreciated being years in business decision-making, simple answers to complex questions are usually "wrong!"

Wouldn't the snakes be all burned to the ground? Not sure how the machines would pick them up, unless they cut the cane from the roots. 

Dave posted:

Baseman posted:

Dave posted:

Baseman posted:

Dave posted:

Leonora posted:

Nehru posted:

From 500000 tonnes from 2013 to 10000 in 2018. Progress indeed For FILTH HEADs

Migration caused that.

So why people complaining there is no work?

Guysuco should import cane harvest machinery if there is shortage of labor.

I'm surprised you said that!  They did do a pilot and had major issues.  The entire format of cane farming needs to change at enormous costs with questionable payback!

The overall unit costs will come down, but the unit forex input costs will go up rendering the overall benefit neutral, at best!

I am not aware they had a pilot project. My dad work in the sugar industry for 39 years. Will get some info on this and come back later.

Ask bout all dem snakes wuh keep getting bind up in the harvestors causing lots of down time and damage and snake parts to be removed from the harvested cane before milling.  And the topography/unevenness of the cane beds and the way much of the cane stock grows leaving many long and uncut stocks which then needed to be harvested manually, i.e. cane cutters!

Tip, something appreciated being years in business decision-making, simple answers to complex questions are usually "wrong!"

why is it successful here . here https://www.thehindubusinessli.../article20327600.ece

Regarding the snakes - burning before harvesting is a reason.

When are we going to start been proactive if we hope to achieve success.  

Dave posted:

Baseman posted:

Dave posted:

Baseman posted:

I'm surprised you said that!  They did do a pilot and had major issues.  The entire format of cane farming needs to change at enormous costs with questionable payback!

The overall unit costs will come down, but the unit forex input costs will go up rendering the overall benefit neutral, at best!

I am not aware they had a pilot project. My dad work in the sugar industry for 39 years. Will get some info on this and come back later.

Ask bout all dem snakes wuh keep getting bind up in the harvestors causing lots of down time and damage and snake parts to be removed from the harvested cane before milling.  And the topography/unevenness of the cane beds and the way much of the cane stock grows leaving many long and uncut stocks which then needed to be harvested manually, i.e. cane cutters!

Tip, something appreciated being years in business decision-making, simple answers to complex questions are usually "wrong!"

why is it successful here . here https://www.thehindubusinessli.../article20327600.ece

You ask nuh?  Why you bring Maharastra to Guyana.  Ask dem PPP bais nuh!  The pilot on EBD was done during the PPP days.

Why the whiplash?

Now, how 'bout that bottle water tingy?

Labba posted:

Dave posted:

Baseman posted:

Dave posted:

Baseman posted:

Dave posted:

Leonora posted:

Nehru posted:

From 500000 tonnes from 2013 to 10000 in 2018. Progress indeed For FILTH HEADs

Migration caused that.

So why people complaining there is no work?

Guysuco should import cane harvest machinery if there is shortage of labor.

I'm surprised you said that!  They did do a pilot and had major issues.  The entire format of cane farming needs to change at enormous costs with questionable payback!

The overall unit costs will come down, but the unit forex input costs will go up rendering the overall benefit neutral, at best!

I am not aware they had a pilot project. My dad work in the sugar industry for 39 years. Will get some info on this and come back later.

Ask bout all dem snakes wuh keep getting bind up in the harvestors causing lots of down time and damage and snake parts to be removed from the harvested cane before milling.  And the topography/unevenness of the cane beds and the way much of the cane stock grows leaving many long and uncut stocks which then needed to be harvested manually, i.e. cane cutters!

Tip, something appreciated being years in business decision-making, simple answers to complex questions are usually "wrong!"

why is it successful here . here https://www.thehindubusinessli.../article20327600.ece

Bai yuh gat to look at de unique condition of de plantation layout in GY. Only new orleans does plant cane below sea level and dem gat wan different kind soil dey. Bharrat mek de mistake to give dem chinee de contract. Yuh know chinee is kickback king. India sugarman gat more knowledge of tropical condition. but still not identical to GUY. 

points taken. 

skeldon_man posted:

Baseman posted:

Dave posted:

Baseman posted:

Dave posted:

Leonora posted:

Nehru posted:

From 500000 tonnes from 2013 to 10000 in 2018. Progress indeed For FILTH HEADs

Migration caused that.

So why people complaining there is no work?

Guysuco should import cane harvest machinery if there is shortage of labor.

I'm surprised you said that!  They did do a pilot and had major issues.  The entire format of cane farming needs to change at enormous costs with questionable payback!

The overall unit costs will come down, but the unit forex input costs will go up rendering the overall benefit neutral, at best!

I am not aware they had a pilot project. My dad work in the sugar industry for 39 years. Will get some info on this and come back later.

Ask bout all dem snakes wuh keep getting bind up in the harvestors causing lots of down time and damage and snake parts to be removed from the harvested cane before milling.  And the topography/unevenness of the cane beds and the way much of the cane stock grows leaving many long and uncut stocks which then needed to be harvested manually, i.e. cane cutters!

Tip, something appreciated being years in business decision-making, simple answers to complex questions are usually "wrong!"

Wouldn't the snakes be all burned to the ground? Not sure how the machines would pick them up, unless they cut the cane from the roots. 

De baseman not talkin bout dat. Doh is one of de main reason why dey does bun de cane. Base talkin bout clearin lands idle for some time or new land. Meh na know where dem snake does come fram. 

Nehru posted:

From 500000 tonnes from 2013 to 10000 in 2018. Progress indeed For FILTH HEADs

How much Government money was used for bailout then ? how much Governement money used currently to produce 100,000 tons ? When you figure out the answer, you will learn a thing or two about business.

By the way Guyana never produced 500,000 tons of sugar.

Dave posted:

Dave posted:

Baseman posted:

Dave posted:

I am not aware they had a pilot project. My dad work in the sugar industry for 39 years. Will get some info on this and come back later.

Ask bout all dem snakes wuh keep getting bind up in the harvestors causing lots of down time and damage and snake parts to be removed from the harvested cane before milling.  And the topography/unevenness of the cane beds and the way much of the cane stock grows leaving many long and uncut stocks which then needed to be harvested manually, i.e. cane cutters!

Tip, something appreciated being years in business decision-making, simple answers to complex questions are usually "wrong!"

why is it successful here . here https://www.thehindubusinessli.../article20327600.ece

Regarding the snakes - burning before harvesting is a reason.

When are we going to start been proactive if we hope to achieve success.  

Never heard about snakes. I was told that the reason for burning is to clear the canes of the dry leaves, rid the fields of the insects and "arresting the sucrose content".

skeldon_man posted:

Dave posted:

Dave posted:

Baseman posted:

Dave posted:

I am not aware they had a pilot project. My dad work in the sugar industry for 39 years. Will get some info on this and come back later.

Ask bout all dem snakes wuh keep getting bind up in the harvestors causing lots of down time and damage and snake parts to be removed from the harvested cane before milling.  And the topography/unevenness of the cane beds and the way much of the cane stock grows leaving many long and uncut stocks which then needed to be harvested manually, i.e. cane cutters!

Tip, something appreciated being years in business decision-making, simple answers to complex questions are usually "wrong!"

why is it successful here . here https://www.thehindubusinessli.../article20327600.ece

Regarding the snakes - burning before harvesting is a reason.

When are we going to start been proactive if we hope to achieve success.  

Never heard about snakes. I was told that the reason for burning is to clear the canes of the dry leaves, rid the fields of the insects and "arresting the sucrose content".

Yea they doan bun cane in new orleans and brazil and most place. But doh is what we learn in Auguss school foh true. Something to do wid sucrose content foh true. Anyhow...bandin gat nuff snake. Dem man doan do the bandin now since dem give out de fertilizer contract to dem frens dem. Hey hey hey...

Labba posted:

skeldon_man posted:

Dave posted:

Dave posted:

Baseman posted:

Dave posted:

I am not aware they had a pilot project. My dad work in the sugar industry for 39 years. Will get some info on this and come back later.

Ask bout all dem snakes wuh keep getting bind up in the harvestors causing lots of down time and damage and snake parts to be removed from the harvested cane before milling.  And the topography/unevenness of the cane beds and the way much of the cane stock grows leaving many long and uncut stocks which then needed to be harvested manually, i.e. cane cutters!

Tip, something appreciated being years in business decision-making, simple answers to complex questions are usually "wrong!"

why is it successful here . here https://www.thehindubusinessli.../article20327600.ece

Regarding the snakes - burning before harvesting is a reason.

When are we going to start been proactive if we hope to achieve success.  

Never heard about snakes. I was told that the reason for burning is to clear the canes of the dry leaves, rid the fields of the insects and "arresting the sucrose content".

Yea they doan bun cane in new orleans and brazil and most place. But doh is what we learn in Auguss school foh true. Something to do wid sucrose content foh true. Anyhow...bandin gat nuff snake. Dem man doan do the bandin now since dem give out de fertilizer contract to dem frens dem. Hey hey hey...

Anacondas and harmless water snakes. I know the alligators moved in to feed on the fish. Bai, dem bandin use to get plenty plenty fish.

Labba posted:

skeldon_man posted:

Dave posted:

Dave posted:

why is it successful here . here https://www.thehindubusinessli.../article20327600.ece

Regarding the snakes - burning before harvesting is a reason.

When are we going to start been proactive if we hope to achieve success.  

Never heard about snakes. I was told that the reason for burning is to clear the canes of the dry leaves, rid the fields of the insects and "arresting the sucrose content".

Yea they doan bun cane in new orleans and brazil and most place. But doh is what we learn in Auguss school foh true. Something to do wid sucrose content foh true. Anyhow...bandin gat nuff snake. Dem man doan do the bandin now since dem give out de fertilizer contract to dem frens dem. Hey hey hey...

I saw them harvesting in India, they did not burn!

skeldon_man posted:

Labba posted:

skeldon_man posted:

Dave posted:

Dave posted:

Baseman posted:

Dave posted:

I am not aware they had a pilot project. My dad work in the sugar industry for 39 years. Will get some info on this and come back later.

Ask bout all dem snakes wuh keep getting bind up in the harvestors causing lots of down time and damage and snake parts to be removed from the harvested cane before milling.  And the topography/unevenness of the cane beds and the way much of the cane stock grows leaving many long and uncut stocks which then needed to be harvested manually, i.e. cane cutters!

Tip, something appreciated being years in business decision-making, simple answers to complex questions are usually "wrong!"

why is it successful here . here https://www.thehindubusinessli.../article20327600.ece

Regarding the snakes - burning before harvesting is a reason.

When are we going to start been proactive if we hope to achieve success.  

Never heard about snakes. I was told that the reason for burning is to clear the canes of the dry leaves, rid the fields of the insects and "arresting the sucrose content".

Yea they doan bun cane in new orleans and brazil and most place. But doh is what we learn in Auguss school foh true. Something to do wid sucrose content foh true. Anyhow...bandin gat nuff snake. Dem man doan do the bandin now since dem give out de fertilizer contract to dem frens dem. Hey hey hey...

Anacondas and harmless water snakes. I know the alligators moved in to feed on the fish. Bai, dem bandin use to get plenty plenty fish.

Yea. Me never see labaria dey. But nuff nuff camoudie and caiman. Bai dem was de day to ketch sweet wata fish and store foh weeks. Hourie, patwah and hassa curry wid coconut milk foh weeks. Dey dump de natural foh de fertilizer. Sad..

Labba posted:

r.

. Jagdeo nail de fuss set nail in guysuco koffin and dem granger bais complete de job. hey hey hey...

Glad you admit that though a more honest way to say this is to admit that the patient was already brain dead and Granger just turned off the machine.  The very week that the PPP lost office Guysuco went screaming to Granger that in two weeks they would have to fire tens of thousands of people as they lacked the funds to pay them.

Jagdeo should have been honest and told the sugar workers BEFORE the election that he did so much damage to Guysuco that they were a mere few weeks from collapse.  But he now runs around screaming that all was well and is just "black man planning to starve ahbe".

Info regarding cane harvesting machine I received. 

It was in used at Enmore/ Foulis / Haslinton . There was no issue with driving through the land to harvest the cane. 

They brought the wrong machine ( maybe that’s what they had at the time) The machine was not able to gather all the cane from the bed. This result in less yield as opposed to hand cutting. 

I was told between Lusignan toward Sheriff Street (cane field ) the soil was the best. GuySuCo gets more production from sugar cane. 

There is many variety in sugar cane. 

skeldon_man posted:

Dave posted:

Dave posted:

Baseman posted:

Dave posted:

I am not aware they had a pilot project. My dad work in the sugar industry for 39 years. Will get some info on this and come back later.

Ask bout all dem snakes wuh keep getting bind up in the harvestors causing lots of down time and damage and snake parts to be removed from the harvested cane before milling.  And the topography/unevenness of the cane beds and the way much of the cane stock grows leaving many long and uncut stocks which then needed to be harvested manually, i.e. cane cutters!

Tip, something appreciated being years in business decision-making, simple answers to complex questions are usually "wrong!"

why is it successful here . here https://www.thehindubusinessli.../article20327600.ece

Regarding the snakes - burning before harvesting is a reason.

When are we going to start been proactive if we hope to achieve success.  

Never heard about snakes. I was told that the reason for burning is to clear the canes of the dry leaves, rid the fields of the insects and "arresting the sucrose content".

I recall eating burned and non burned  cane at Enmore  . Prefer the burned - more cane juice. 

Dave posted:

Info regarding cane harvesting machine I received. 

It was in used at Enmore/ Foulis / Haslinton . There was no issue with driving through the land to harvest the cane. 

They brought the wrong machine ( maybe that’s what they had at the time) The machine was not able to gather all the cane from the bed. This result in less yield as opposed to hand cutting. 

I was told between Lusignan toward Sheriff Street (cane field ) the soil was the best. GuySuCo gets more production from sugar cane. 

There is many variety in sugar cane. 

Strange that’s what it took to find out the issue.   My dad was with GUYSUCO, though not with sugar.  However, he saw the evaluation when burnham wanted to introduce harvesters when GAWU went of the big strike.  

One issue was the fact that the specie of cane did not grow upright and they would loose a lot which then needs to be manually harvested.  

This sound like a shotgun approach by whoever. Sounds like a smaller scale Skeldon screw up.  It’s just baffling!

Dave posted:

 

I recall eating burned and non burned  cane at Enmore  . Prefer the burned - more cane juice. 

I love burnt cane juice!