In short, no. 'Sugar cane has a very low fertility, so it doesn't propagate well by seed,' Noa explains. 'It's not going to start popping up in the garden. What does happen is, if you don't ...

“Besides a farmer would require at least 4 tonnes of seed cane to plant one-acre-parcel on top of exorbitant costs to transport it, the interest charged by the factories and Value Added tax.” ...