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Maize (corn) is very commonly used as a fodder crop. The US alone produces over 100 million tons every year.
I don't know about sugar cane. Perhaps someone else can answer that part of your question.
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What are Nicaragua's main crops?
Their main crops are sugar cane, maize and rice.
Why is agriculture important in Zimbabwe?
Maize, wheat, potatoes, sugar cane, tomatoes, onions, oranges, etc
What are the main crops grown in barbados?
Sugar Cane and maize or you could say potatoes
What is re-cultivation of crops?
Ratooning of sugar cane is re-cultivation. Likewise other fodder crops such as Berseem, oat etc are re-cultivated after each cutting.
What did the Incas grow?
Maize, sorghum, sugar cane, etc.
What are sugar yielding crops?
Sugar cane and sugar beets. And corn.
What are the main crops of Lahore?
Cotton, sugar cane, wheat, and rice make four.
What are the Crops of Guadeloupe?
major crops of Guadeloupe are bananas, coffee, and sugar cane.
What crops were the cane toads supposed to protect?
Sugar cane, they were supposed to eat cane beetles, thus the cane in cane toad.
Agricultural products grown in South Africa?
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What is the difference between sugar cane and maize?
Sugar cane is exactly what it's name implies - a species of cane plant that yields sugar when crushed. Maize is the Native American word for what is called in the Untied States "corn".
What were the main crops in south?
cotton tobacco and sugar cane
