Question

why there is hardly any sugarcane cultivation in temperate lands

Answer 1

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Sugarcane belongs to grass family Poaceae. It has long, stout fibrous stalks that are filled with sugar sucrose . The plant is two to six meters high. They interbreed with each other. It is very sensitive to the climate soil type, irrigation , fertilizers, insects. Moreover, they require a lot of water for their growth so it need to be grown on a land where it can absorb maximum amount of water. Thus they only grow on the lands where temperature is favorably high.
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Answer 2

There is hardly any sugarcane production in temperate lands because of the climate which does not support the climate needed to grow to sugarcane

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