What happens to sugarcane after its juice has been extracted?

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Crushing 100 tons of cane leaves about 30 tons of fiber. Sugar mills burn that pile as fuel and often generate enough extra electricity to sell back to the public grid.

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The Senate chamber of the Louisiana State Capitol, completed in March 1932, has a coffered ceiling of Celotex pressed from sugarcane bagasse, sixty-four hexagonal tiles, one for each parish.

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It goes in a glass and is sold to tourists?

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I think they use sugarcane to get fiber. I’m not sure

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As they put it in plastic bags haha

. When I lived in Louisiana many years ago they would burn the cane fields after harvest. Smoke would create hazards on the roadways, & the stench was bad. Doubt they still do that.

What happens to sugarcane after its juice has been extracted?