Do you supply bagasse as well as tops?

Yes — bagasse for industrial biomass can be quoted separately. This guide covers tops and leafy fodder for animal feed.

Fresh or dried for export?

Dried baled tops are preferred for FCL and longer transit. Fresh/wilted suits shorter regional hauls.

Product guide

Sugarcane Tops Guide — What It’s For & How It’s Used

Sugarcane tops and leafy residue are economical ruminant roughage after cane harvest. Dried baled tops suit FCL export; fresh or wilted lots suit shorter regional hauls.

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Key facts

Ruminant fodder from cane tops
Dried export preferred for FCL
Bagasse = separate industrial product

What it’s for

Dairy and beef herds use tops as fibre in TMR or backgrounding when green fodder is scarce.

Buyers blend tops with cereal straws or concentrates after lab sampling for protein and fibre.

Industrial bagasse for pellets is a separate biomass quote — this guide is for animal fodder.

How it’s used

Step-by-step for buyers specifying, receiving and using this product.

Pick fresh vs dried

Dried baled tops for long transit; fresh/wilted for quick regional discharge.

Confirm import rules

Some markets regulate cane plant material — share destination before quoting.

Check moisture and grade

Document moisture and leaf content; dried lots often target ≤12–15%.

Balance in the ration

Treat as high-fibre roughage; verify nutrition with a sample before high inclusion.

Guide FAQ

Do you supply bagasse as well as tops?: Yes — bagasse for industrial biomass can be quoted separately. This guide covers tops and leafy fodder for animal feed.
Fresh or dried for export?: Dried baled tops are preferred for FCL and longer transit. Fresh/wilted suits shorter regional hauls.

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