The Sweet Sorghum Potential - Gerke, Lincoln Villi
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The sweet sorghum was investigated as a source of food to replace corn, and as an alternative for the production of ethanol to replace sugar cane. I performed this study in the Experimental Station in the State University of West Paraná - UNIOESTE, in the city of Marechal Cândido Rondon-PR. The amount of production of biomass exceeded the volume of 165,000 kg of fresh mass per hectare in two cuts, with a production of ethanol of 1,035 liters per hectare in the first cut and 695 liters per hectare in the resprout, resulting in a cost of R$ 1.26 per liter produced in a rural property.The…mehr

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The sweet sorghum was investigated as a source of food to replace corn, and as an alternative for the production of ethanol to replace sugar cane. I performed this study in the Experimental Station in the State University of West Paraná - UNIOESTE, in the city of Marechal Cândido Rondon-PR. The amount of production of biomass exceeded the volume of 165,000 kg of fresh mass per hectare in two cuts, with a production of ethanol of 1,035 liters per hectare in the first cut and 695 liters per hectare in the resprout, resulting in a cost of R$ 1.26 per liter produced in a rural property.The chemical composition of the silage in dry matter, acid detergent fiber, neutral detergent fiber, mineral matter and crude protein were relevant in the silage.The economic potential of the material, in addition to the production of ethanol and silage, extends to the biomass, which can be used for other purposes, such as food: it may be dried and incorporated into animal feed (fiber), or power biodigesters and produce steam in boilers.
Autorenporträt
Born in Paraná-BR, July 17, 1968. He graduated in Agronomic Engineering since 1990, engaged in agriculture and animal husbandry, in public and private schools, and works as extension in the coordination of government projects of assistance to small producers. He completed the Master of Engineering in Energy in Agriculture in 2015.