Where in Australia is Sugar cane grown?

In Australia, sugarcane is primarily grown in tropical and sub-tropical regions where the climate is suitable for its cultivation. The major sugarcane growing regions in Australia are:

1. Queensland: Queensland is the largest producer of sugarcane in Australia, accounting for approximately 95% of the country's total sugarcane production. The major sugarcane growing areas in Queensland include the Bundaberg, Cairns, and Mackay regions.

2. New South Wales: New South Wales also has a significant sugarcane industry, with sugarcane grown in the northern coastal areas of the state, including the Tweed, Richmond, and Clarence River regions.

3. Western Australia: Sugarcane is grown in the Ord River region of Western Australia, where irrigation from the Ord River allows for sugarcane cultivation in an otherwise arid environment.

4. Northern Territory: Small-scale sugarcane cultivation occurs in the Northern Territory, primarily in the Daly River region.