For example, if a mill has ground 80,000 tons of cane in a season and has
made 8,000 tons of sugar, their rendement thus far for the season would be
 80,000
 3,000

According to the strict: definition-
 80,000 x 2000
 100
 S.10
 8000 x 2000
 -100




 A few definitions from the. United States Code, Title 7, Chapter .VII, Part
873 Sugarcane; Florida from the Federal Register of November 2, 1961, .their
numbers, also apply.

873.14(a)(4) Net sugarcane means the gross weight of the sugarcane as delivered
by a producer to a processor minus a deduction for trash of, 4 percent. '

873.14(a)(5) Standard sugarcane means sugarcane containing 12.5 percent sucrose
in the normal juice.

873.14(a)(7) Salvage sugarcane means ,sugarcane :containing less than 9.5: percent
sucrose in the normal juice.

NOTE: Normal Juice, as defined in the Cane Sugar Handbook, Spencer-Meade, 7th
Ed., is the juice extracted by dry milling, -without maceration water being -
applied.. "' '

 SThe calculation of'normal juice sucrose is' made from the density of the
crusher juice and the purity of the mixed (diluted) juice. :'

873'.14(a)(6) Average percent sucrose in normal juice means the percentage deter-
mined by multiplying the seasons' average percent sucrose in crusher juice (by
direct analysis) of the producers sugarcane by either:

I. the ratio of' the average normal juice sucrose for-all Florida mills to the
average crusher.juice sucrose for all such mills during the most recent'5:years.
 or
II. the 1961 crop ratio of the average' normal juice sucrdse to 'the average :
normal juice sucrose and'shall :uniformly use the method selected throughout
the crop. -