Control of Post Harvest Sugar Losses
The post harvest sugar losses are very critical. The time lag between harvesting of cane and its crushing in the factory, should be reduced to minimum by closely monitoring and regulating quantity of cane harvested and movement of truck/trollies/carts. A weekly centre cleaning/no balance programme has been launched to monitor all these activities so that post harvest sugar losses could be avoided. Factory has taken all necessary precautions to avoid sugar losses occurring post harvest of sugarcane.

Awareness Among Cultivators
The awareness among the cultivators about cultivation of sugarcane, harvesting and other related activities should be created through various seminars at mill, villages and state levels. The main success of cane development lies in educating the farmers about sugarcane crop and agricultural practices. Keeping this in mind, the factory has deputed farmers to other sugar factories for direct interaction with their counterparts and cane staff. The efforts of the factory to educate/train the farmers, are appreciated. Further it is suggested that this vigour should be maintained.

General
Triveni Engineering & Industries Ltd., Khatauli has sufficient cultivable land, suitable climatic conditions and required infrastructure to implement intensive cane development programme. With the concerned efforts of the factory and cane growers, the cane development programme is bound to result in much higher yields, higher area under cane cultivation and consequently adequate production of quality cane to meet the crushing requirement of the sugar plant.