Sugar cane is grown along the east coast of Australia all the way from Mossman up in far north Queensland down to Grafton in New South Wales. Whilst driving in far north Queensland, we passed miles and miles of sugar cane plantations – it was never ending. Here is a photo of some of the sugar cane bins that sat waiting and ready for harvest.
Norma Martiri Photography 
After harvest, do they burn the fields like they do here in Florida?
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I know they used to but I’m not sure if they do anymore. I suspect they would though. Thanks for stopping by 🙂
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Ah . . . the staple of my diet . . .
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Haha mine too 🙂
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A familiar sight. Great photos, Norma.
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Thanks Lignum 🙂
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I remember the sugar cane plantations from visiting Hawaii… didn’t realize it was grown in Australia but that makes sense.
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Yes, it’s a big industry here in Queensland and a lot of history behind it 🙂
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