Crop Booster produced 7 additional tons of sugarcane per hectare.

Sugarcane yield reached 30 t/ha in the Crop Booster plot compared with 23 t/ha in the control, an absolute difference of 7 t/ha and a calculated increase of approximately 30.4%. Stem density also increased by approximately 32.6%.

The supplied table reports sugarcane yield of 23 t/ha in the control and 30 t/ha in the Crop Booster plot. Those values calculate to an absolute increase of 7 t/ha and a relative increase of approximately 30.43%. The narrative portion of the source separately states a 29.3% yield increase. Because the raw table values and narrative percentage are not mathematically identical, this page uses the directly calculable 30.43% result while preserving the 29.3% source statement for transparency. Stem density increased from 10.067 to 13.347 stems per meter, an absolute difference of 3.280 stems/m and a calculated increase of approximately 32.58%, consistent with the source-reported 32.6%. The source states that higher yield correlated with the denser plant population; this page describes the two changes as occurring together and does not claim that the stem-density increase alone caused the yield increase. Both plots were reported at approximately 65 hectares. No sugar content, Brix, TRS, sucrose recovery, cane diameter, individual stalk weight, stalk height, fertilizer-use comparison, pesticide-use comparison, irrigation-volume comparison, production-cost, revenue, or economic return data were supplied.

Why this matters for sugarcane growers: This Veracruz field comparison combines a large reported trial area with direct yield and population measurements. Crop Booster sugarcane produced 30 t/ha compared with 23 t/ha in the control, while stem density increased from 10.067 to 13.347 stems per meter.