Fields of Dreams
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
From kernels, cob, to stalk pulp, sorghum can be transformed into ethanol, a gasoline substitute. A researcher in this field has been appointed professor.
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A TOYOTA Kijang Innova car pulled up by a paddy field in Lamongan, East Java. The passenger appeared from the vehicle and examined the canthel corn plants grown on the irrigation embankment. A farmer looked surprised to see a city dweller in formal shoes looking at the plant also known as sorghum. The plant is not as famous as in the early 1970s, when it was touted as a crop that could fill the food demand in Indonesia.
The farmer could not hid
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