[Syrupmakers] Hurricane cane

[bill gunter]

Leave it as is.  It will be harder to cut but it will not effect the syrup.  Good luck this year.  
Bill Gunter 

    On Tuesday, October 11, 2016 12:15 PM, Franklin Croft <farmerfrank at croftfarms.com> wrote:
 

   Cathy, we have had that problem and found that just leaving it alone. It will be a bear to harvest, but it should make still make good syrup. You probably should wash it prior to grinding.
 
 Frank Croft
 
 
 On 10/11/2016 10:27 AM, Cathy Heidt wrote:
  
 I live in southeast GA near Savannah and we are still recovering from Hurricane Matthew. We are getting by fine. Hoping for power to be restored soon.  I need advice on my cane patch. I helped my daddy plant cane and make syrup my whole life and this past year decided to plant my own patch. I have three rows of blue cane and one row of white. Each of these rows are bout 100' long. They were beautiful and then the high winds came thru. I have them laying in every direction. I don't know what to do. I tried to stand some back up but it wasn't easy and I was afraid of popping the cane off. Should I just leave them? I never remember any thing like this with my dad's patch. Any advice is welcome. Cathy Heidt
 Springfield, GA 
  
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