Agricultural Progress in Western India
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A reference to page 51 will show that the present area under sugar-cane on the Deccan canals will be more than trebled in a short time when the canals now under construction are in working order, and the field for cane growing will increase to a much larger extent as the projected canals come into existence. If nothing * Scheme worked out by Mr. 0. C. Inglis, of the Bombay Irriga- tion Department, who has made a special study of the problems of drainage and improvement of canal areas. SUGAE IND...USTKY 85 but gul is to be manufactured in the future, the local market will be glutted, and the industry will become unprofitable. To obviate this it will be necessary to manufacture sugar, for which there is a large demand in India and all over the world. But if sugar is to be manufactured it must be done by sugar com- panies working with up-to-date methods and modern machinery. It is very doubtful whether any large sugar company could afford to depend for its supply of cane on the scattered and slowly developing culti- vation of cane on a new canal where crops of poor quality are produced by cultivators deficient in technical skill, capital and the most elementary knowledge of business methods.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A reference to page 51 will show that the present area under sugar-cane on the Deccan canals will be more than trebled in a short time when the canals now under construction are in working order, and the field for cane growing will increase to a much larger extent as the projected canals come into existence. If nothing * Scheme worked out by Mr. 0. C. Inglis, of the Bombay Irriga- tion Department, who has made a special study of the problems of drainage and improvement of canal areas. SUGAE IND...USTKY 85 but gul is to be manufactured in the future, the local market will be glutted, and the industry will become unprofitable. To obviate this it will be necessary to manufacture sugar, for which there is a large demand in India and all over the world. But if sugar is to be manufactured it must be done by sugar com- panies working with up-to-date methods and modern machinery. It is very doubtful whether any large sugar company could afford to depend for its supply of cane on the scattered and slowly developing culti- vation of cane on a new canal where crops of poor quality are produced by cultivators deficient in technical skill, capital and the most elementary knowledge of business methods.
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