Converse of object

• grow: I see no justice in taking the water to grow sugar cane, or to fill swimming pools.

• include: Apart from rice other important food crops include sugar cane, maize, cassava, potatoes and sweet potatoes.

• produce: Now, they are producing sugar cane in an irrigated area of 84 hectares.

• crush: For example, crushing the sugar cane when one knows, or strongly suspects, that it contains worms?

• cultivate: It is how we eat rice, how we work the fields ( cultivating sugar cane for example ).

• sell: Some vegetables and fruit are taken to the local market, and tobacco and sugar cane sold to the state.

Preposition: for

• example: Such biomass energy crops might be switchgrass, hybrid poplar trees or sugar cane for example.

Modifies a noun

• plantation: To the west of Salobrena are many sugar cane plantations, which stretch across to Europe's last sugar factory in Caleta.

• field: Both my grandparents were farmers working in the sugar cane fields which they later traded for citrus fields from the state.

• juice: Rum Rum can be made from fresh sugar cane juice, cane syrup or molasses.

• production: Sugar cane production in selected countries in southern Africa, 1996-97.

• waste: They are former hydroponic units now filled with composted sugar cane waste and used as raised beds.

• industry: Thanks to massive government investment, its sugar cane industry now boasts the lowest production costs in the world.