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Elton Robinson 1
August 21, 2012
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<p> For Louisiana producer Ronnie Gonsoulin, the tools of sugarcane production are often the result of Cajun country engineering.</p>
It takes a diverse array of specialized equipment to make a sugarcane crop in Louisiana, and much of it comes from “Cajun country engineering."
These on-the-spot innovations can perform under the messiest of conditions, and the work is accomplished in job shops or on the farm. But be forwarned, Cajun engineering is not necessarily a beauty contest.
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