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Sugar Cane Syruping in the Deep South

 
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It's cane season again. We're planting and propagating cane right now as we don't have enough for syrup, yet the locals are doing boils right now to make cane syrup.

Last year I was able to interview a local and record the process from start to finish:



It's really worthwhile recording these methods before they're lost. That mill is ancient!
 
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